Build With Confidence.
CMMC & NIST 800-171 Compliance.
Construction companies handle sensitive bid data, government contracts, employee records, and financial information across multiple jobsites. We secure all of it — from the office to the field.
Construction IT Challenges We Solve
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CMMC / NIST 800-171 Compliance
Government contractors and DoD subcontractors must meet <a href="https://dodcio.defense.gov/CMMC/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" class="text-emerald hover:underline">CMMC</a> requirements. We implement the technical controls, documentation, and continuous monitoring you need to win and keep contracts.
controlled unclassified info
Bid & Contract Data Protection
Bid proposals, cost estimates, and contract details are high-value targets. We secure proprietary project data with encryption, access controls, and data loss prevention.
across all sites
Multi-Site & Jobsite IT
Construction happens across dozens of locations. We deliver consistent, secure connectivity and device management from the main office to every temporary jobsite.
mobile device management
Mobile Workforce Security
Project managers, foremen, and field workers access systems from tablets, phones, and laptops on the go. We secure every device with MDM, MFA, and endpoint protection.
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Email & Phishing Protection
Construction companies are prime targets for business email compromise — fake invoices, vendor impersonation, and wire fraud. We stop these attacks before they cost you.
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Backup & Disaster Recovery
Project files, blueprints, permits, and financial records must be protected and recoverable. We implement automated backups with tested recovery procedures.
What We Handle for Construction
Jobsite Connectivity
Secure networking for temporary and permanent jobsites. VPN access, cellular failover, and segmented networks for office, field, and IoT devices.
Endpoint & Device Security
Laptops, tablets, and field devices secured with EDR, full-disk encryption, and remote wipe capability for lost or stolen equipment.
Cloud & SaaS Security
We secure your project management platforms — Procore, PlanGrid, Bluebeam, Autodesk — with proper access controls and SSO integration.
Email & Wire Fraud Prevention
Advanced email security that stops business email compromise, invoice fraud, and vendor impersonation attacks targeting your AP team.
Compliance Documentation
CMMC, <a href="https://csrc.nist.gov/pubs/sp/800/171/r3/final" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" class="text-emerald hover:underline">NIST 800-171</a>, and DFARS compliance documentation and evidence collection for government contract requirements.
Helpdesk & IT Support
Fast support for your office staff and field teams. We understand construction workflows and the urgency of keeping projects on schedule.
Construction Businesses We Serve
Frequently Asked Questions
What is CMMC and does my construction company need to comply?
The Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) is a DoD requirement for defense contractors and their subcontractors. If your construction or engineering firm works on federal contracts — directly with the DoD or as a subcontractor to a prime — you are likely required to meet CMMC Level 1 or Level 2, depending on whether you handle Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI). Non-compliance can disqualify you from bidding on or renewing DoD contracts.
What is NIST 800-171 and how does it apply to contractors?
NIST SP 800-171 defines 110 security requirements for protecting CUI in non-federal systems. It is the foundational standard underlying CMMC Level 2. Federal contracts that include DFARS clause 252.204-7012 require contractors to implement NIST 800-171 and self-attest compliance. We implement the technical controls, produce a System Security Plan (SSP), and maintain a Plan of Action and Milestones (POA&M) to document your compliance posture.
What counts as Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) in construction?
CUI in the construction and engineering context includes technical drawings, design specifications, project plans, and any information marked as sensitive by a federal agency. It also includes personnel data, financial information tied to federal contracts, and export-controlled technical data. If your firm receives documents from a DoD program office that carry handling markings, that's almost certainly CUI.
How do I secure a mobile workforce — project managers and field crews using tablets and phones?
Securing a distributed field workforce requires Mobile Device Management (MDM) to enforce encryption, require PINs, and enable remote wipe if a device is lost or stolen. We combine MDM with multi-factor authentication and a mobile-friendly VPN so field staff access company systems securely from any location. Device policies are enforced automatically — no action required from individual employees.
How do construction companies get targeted by cybercriminals?
Construction firms are frequent targets of business email compromise (BEC) — where attackers impersonate a vendor, subcontractor, or owner to redirect wire payments. They're also targeted for ransomware, which can halt operations and destroy project files. The industry's reliance on email for contract communication and the high value of financial transactions make it a consistent target. We stop these attacks with advanced email security, anomaly detection, and multi-approval workflows for payment changes.
How do you provide IT support across multiple jobsites?
We deliver remote support to all your locations through a centralized management platform that monitors every device and network endpoint. For temporary jobsites, we configure secure connectivity options — cellular-based networking, VPN tunnels back to the main office — so field teams have reliable, secure access without requiring on-site IT staff. Most support issues are resolved remotely within minutes.
What happens to our data if we lose a laptop or tablet on a jobsite?
With our MDM and endpoint protection in place, a lost device does not mean lost data. All devices are encrypted, meaning the data is unreadable without authentication. We can remotely lock or wipe the device within minutes of a report. The incident is documented and, if it involves CUI or sensitive contract data, we'll assess whether it triggers any notification obligations under DFARS 252.204-7012.
Do you help with cybersecurity requirements for winning government contracts?
Yes. We help construction and engineering firms document their compliance with CMMC, NIST 800-171, and DFARS requirements — including producing the System Security Plan and supporting documentation that contracting officers and third-party assessors review. We also support firms preparing for a C3PAO (third-party) assessment required for CMMC Level 2 certification.
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