Engagement · Gap Assessment

A defensible number. A sequenced plan. Fixed scope.

The highest-exposure state a contractor can sit in is DFARS 252.204-7012 in the contracts and no defensible SPRS score on file. This engagement replaces the guess with a number that survives scrutiny — and a remediation register ordered by what it costs to fix late.

  1. Your real SPRS scoreAll 110 controls, at the objective level
  2. CUI boundary documentationData-flow mapping and boundary definition
  3. Sequenced gap registerFive-point and long-lead items first
  4. Executive briefingScore, exposure, cost class, certification path

What the engagement produces

DELIVERABLE 01

Your real SPRS score

Scored against the DoD Assessment Methodology across all 110 NIST SP 800-171 Rev. 2 controls — at the assessment-objective level, the way a C3PAO will score you.

DELIVERABLE 02

CUI boundary documentation

Data-flow mapping and boundary definition — the document every architecture and budget decision hangs on.

DELIVERABLE 03

Sequenced gap register

Every gap with its point weight, remediation approach, and effort class — ordered so five-point deductions and long-lead items go first.

DELIVERABLE 04

Executive briefing

A straight read-out for leadership: score, exposure, remediation cost class, and the certification path — no slideware padding.

How it runs

Path 01

Request your assessment.

Tell us where the program stands and we'll come back with scope, timeline, and a fixed price. Reviewed by a practitioner, answered with specifics. Or email rj@indirectit.com directly.