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CMMC in Pennsylvania

CMMC help for Pennsylvania defense contractors

Pennsylvania drew $20.6 billion in Defense Department contracts in fiscal 2024, fifth among the states, with a supply chain anchored by Army depots and Navy supply commands.

Pennsylvania's defense contracting base

Sourced facts
  • Pennsylvania received $20.6 billion in DoD contract spending in FY2024, 5th among states, and ranked 6th in total defense spending at $24.3 billion.Source: oldcc.gov
  • Pennsylvania ranked 6th in DoD grant spending in FY2024 at $408.1 million.Source: oldcc.gov
  • Top FY2023 defense contractors in Pennsylvania included Cencora ($4.4 billion), BAE Systems ($2.1 billion) and Fluor ($1.5 billion).Source: oldcc.gov
  • Installations include Carlisle Barracks, Fort Indiantown Gap, Letterkenny Army Depot, Tobyhanna Army Depot, NSA Philadelphia and NAVSUPPACT Mechanicsburg.Source: oldcc.gov

What CMMC looks like in Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania's defense work leans on sustainment and supply: depots at Tobyhanna and Letterkenny, Navy supply operations at Mechanicsburg and Philadelphia, and a deep bench of manufacturers feeding them. Depot and supply work often moves technical data, and technical data is a common source of Controlled Unclassified Information.

The state's help is regional. Nine APEX Accelerators and seven MEP affiliates split the map, so the first useful step is finding the office that covers your county.

Public help in Pennsylvania

APEX and MEP

APEX Accelerators

APEX Accelerators, formerly the Procurement Technical Assistance Program, are managed by the Defense Department's Office of Small Business Programs and help businesses compete for government contracts. Many also point contractors to cybersecurity readiness resources such as Project Spectrum. Source: virginiaapex.org

Manufacturing Extension Partnership

The NIST Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP) network helps small and mid-sized manufacturers, including with cybersecurity.

Where we fit

The public programs above are the right first call for contracting basics. When you need hands-on work inside your own systems, use the form. Pick paid help and Capital Cyber scopes a CMMC gap assessment and remediation plan with you. Pick no-cost help and your request goes to Cyber Grants Alliance, a nonprofit that provides in-kind cybersecurity support to eligible small businesses, at no cost to you.

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