Defense Manufacturing Sectors

CMMC built for your vertical.

The 110 requirements are the same across every defense contractor. What counts as CUI, where it lives, and what an assessor will look at on your floor is sector-specific. Find your vertical below.

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All Sectors

Six defense manufacturing verticals.

Each guide covers what counts as CUI in your environment, where assessors find scope, and how 1TEN deploys on-premises to keep that data inside your facility.

Aerospace & Defense Manufacturers
Tier 2 and Tier 3 suppliers producing components, assemblies, and subsystems for DoD primes, now required to prove CMMC compliance or risk losing the contract.
Ground Vehicle Defense Manufacturing
Hull, drivetrain, armor, and vehicle systems suppliers supporting Abrams, Bradley, JLTV, and next-gen programs, handling technical CUI on the shop floor.
MRO & Sustainment Contractors
Depot maintenance firms, field service organizations, and parts suppliers keeping military platforms operational while sitting on decades of technical CUI.
Naval & Maritime Defense Suppliers
Shipbuilding sub-tiers, marine systems integrators, and hull and propulsion component manufacturers in long-cycle DoD programs where a compliance gap ends a relationship.
Weapons & Munitions Suppliers
Ordnance, propellant, missile component, and energetics manufacturers operating under the highest CUI sensitivity in the DIB, where non-compliance is a disqualifier.
Defense Electronics & Sensors
Radar, targeting, electronic warfare, and communications hardware suppliers, small specialized firms with firmware, schematics, and test data as CUI.

All 14 domains.

1TEN tracks control implementation, manages your POA&M, and organizes evidence across every NIST SP 800-171 requirement.

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