ERP systems holding defense bill-of-materials
ERP systems holding defense bill-of-materials
The Pompano Beach industrial corridor, the Hialeah light-manufacturing base, and the Hollywood electronics cluster all host EMS providers whose customers include DoD primes. When the boards or assemblies are tied to a controlled program — even when the components themselves are commercial — the documentation and order data is typically CUI.
Bill-of-materials, build documentation, test data, and order-volume information for defense programs are routinely treated as CUI by primes. EMS providers handling those records under DoD subcontracts inherit CMMC Level 2 obligations.
DBIT Defense does not interpret control intent on this page. The above is a factual summary of regulatory provisions; refer to NIST SP 800-171 Rev. 2 and 32 CFR Part 170 for the source text.
ERP systems holding defense bill-of-materials
test data repositories
shipping records linked to controlled programs
customer-portal exchanges with defense primes
Illustrative only. Actual scope for any contractor depends on the specific contract clauses, the CUI types in play, and the systems that handle them.
A clear, control-by-control read on where your environment falls short of CMMC Level 2 — and what closing the gap will take.
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Sub-tier aerospace suppliers — machining, propulsion components, sensors, avionics — typically inherit CMMC Level 2 obligations through prime contract flowdowns.
Marine systems integrators, vessel maintenance contractors, and port-logistics firms supporting Navy and Coast Guard programs are increasingly in CMMC scope.
IT services firms, software contractors, and cybersecurity consultancies that work under DoD primes are themselves in scope for CMMC Level 2.
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