Assess your gaps, draft policies, and organize remediation in one workspace for CMMC Level 1, CMMC Level 2, and NIST SP 800-171. Get a clear plan for your next readiness step.
A System Security Plan for CMMC Level 2 and NIST SP 800-171 readiness needs a clear network diagram — your security boundary, your assets, and how CUI moves through your environment. It can be one of the slowest artifacts to produce by hand. CMMC Pulsar™ helps build it with you using AI suggestions you approve, then organizes it with your export packet.

Drag assets, boundaries, and security controls onto a live canvas, or let the AI propose a starting map from your intake. Each node can record its security zone, data classification, and related controls; Preflight flags unresolved details before an available export.






Choose the workspace that matches the information you handle and the requirements in your contracts. CMMC Pulsar™ currently supports CMMC Level 1, CMMC Level 2, and standalone NIST SP 800-171 readiness work.
The foundational level for organizations that handle Federal Contract Information (FCI). It covers the 15 security requirements in FAR 52.204-21, with an annual self-assessment and affirmation.
For contractors handling Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI). Aligns to the 110 security requirements of NIST SP 800-171, verified by self-assessment or a C3PAO assessment every three years.
A dedicated readiness workspace for organizations implementing the 110 NIST SP 800-171 Rev. 2 security requirements outside or ahead of a CMMC Level 2 assessment.
CMMC (Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification) is the Department of Defense’s cybersecurity standard for the roughly 300,000 companies in the Defense Industrial Base. As the rule rolls into DoD contracts, agencies and prime contractors increasingly require it before award — and require it of their subcontractors. Miss it and you are locked out of the work. Meet it and you can bid with confidence.
CMMC is being written into DoD solicitations. For a growing share of contracts, no certification can mean no award.
Primes must ensure their subcontractors meet CMMC too — so the requirement reaches the entire supply chain, not just the big players.
CMMC safeguards the Federal Contract Information (FCI) and Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) the government entrusts to you.
Defense suppliers are among the most-attacked organizations on earth. CMMC is the DoD’s answer — and your proof that you take it seriously.
Contractors across the defense industrial base can replace scattered spreadsheets and disconnected documents with one structured readiness workflow that turns their inputs into reviewable next steps and available exports.
A disciplined readiness workflow for the defense industrial base — six stages that help your team move from uncertainty to organized, reviewable deliverables across the supported programs.
CMMC Level 1 (Foundational) applies to organizations that handle Federal Contract Information (FCI): 15 security requirements from FAR 52.204-21, an annual self-assessment, and an annual affirmation in SPRS. CMMC Pulsar™ structures the readiness work so your team can review and approve each step.
Your team records where Federal Contract Information lives — the systems, cloud apps, users, and locations that may be in scope. Pulsar organizes those answers into a proposed assessment boundary for your team to verify and approve.
You approve the scopePulsar walks through all 15 CMMC Level 1 security requirements across access control, identification & authentication, media protection, physical security, and system & communications protection — marking each as met, partial, or not implemented, in plain English.
See every gap clearlyFor every gap, you get guided next steps — MFA and account controls, boundary protection, media sanitization, visitor and physical access, and more. Assign owners and track each action toward closure before your assessment.
Guided, owner-assigned fixesPulsar provides AI-drafted policy and procedure starting points tied to the relevant practices. Your team reviews, edits, approves, and keeps the language aligned with how your organization actually operates.
Draft, review & approveOur mapping workflow turns your intake answers into a starting network and data-flow diagram that can show your proposed boundary and how FCI moves. Your team verifies every node, connection, and label before relying on it.
Generated for your reviewYour team records the proof associated with each practice and reviews its own Level 1 answers. The current web Evidence surface stores reference metadata in that browser; it does not upload file contents or submit an assessment for you.
Customer-reviewed readiness recordPrepare your results and annual affirmation for SPRS, then retain the resulting confirmation under your organization’s own records process. Pulsar helps organize the readiness references used to prepare that submission.
Prepare, submit & retainThis program was co-written by Weston Zloty, a CMMC Registered Practitioner (RP #61360) credentialed under The Cyber AB. Registered Practitioner guidance can help your team review scope, evidence, and self-assessment preparation. It does not replace an authorized assessment or guarantee certification.
Verified · The Cyber AB RP #61360 · Weston ZlotyCMMC Pulsar™ goes beyond a static checklist: it helps build your architecture, drafts policy and gap-note starting points with AI, organizes available evidence-reference details, and produces supported exports for your review. Here is the product in full.

The signed-in product separates CMMC Level 1, CMMC Level 2, and NIST SP 800-171 into focused workspaces with stage-by-stage progress. The anonymous Free Snapshot stays outside those paid workspaces and provides an initial readiness signal.

One assessment-focused workspace tracks readiness signals, mapped controls, evidence-reference review dates, and open findings across available projects, with an AI assistant that can suggest a starting network map from your scope answers.

Open a practice for a plain-English objective checklist, gap details, suggested evidence types, and optional AI-assisted gap notes or policy language. Your team reviews and edits every suggestion before adopting it or including supported details in an export.

The CMMC and NIST SP 800-171 control families stay in one workspace with practice counts, recorded coverage, and implementation statements entered or reviewed by your team.
As you work, Pulsar connects implementation statements to the relevant NIST SP 800-171 practices, tracks recorded coverage by family, and can assemble available implementation statements and evidence-reference details into supported exports for your review.
Define your assessment boundary a single time — program, organization, environment, systems, providers, and goals — and it carries into every downstream step.






Projects, assessments, evidence, POA&M, providers, and team responsibility — nothing scattered across spreadsheets and inboxes.






Create or sign in to your account, choose the supported readiness workspace, and use the single current Full Access software offer.



A complete blended learning model. Free foundational CMMC education is built in. Advanced paid tracks, deep-dive video programs, and structured implementation courses go further for teams that want faster outcomes.
| Capability | Free access | Paid tracks | Platform advantage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Level 1 foundations | ✓ Included | + Advanced labs | Learn and execute together |
| Level 2 readiness | ✓ Overview | + Deep controls + remediation | Better planning visibility |
| NIST SP 800-171 | ✓ Overview | + Control mapping + remediation | Dedicated readiness workspace |
| SSP & network diagrams | ✓ Intro guidance | + Full artifact build-out | Less rework, clean traceability |
A mobile companion is in development for on-the-go checklist review, task updates, and evidence-reference planning.
Verified Federal Bid Partners client reviews from Google and Trustpilot. Review text below reflects each client’s own experience and wording; outcomes vary and do not guarantee certification or contract awards.
They helped me get my CMMC Level 1 in 5 days, and I just signed up for the proposal writing service. Their services are actually priced at what they should be and not outrageous like other companies. Highly recommend.
After working with Weston and Daniel, I can honestly say their work ethic is like no other. Their attention to detail is phenomenal and the communication is top tier as a company specializing in the government contracting space. I've worked with various firms in the past but none were truly dedicated to results… until I found Federal Bid Partners!
I cannot say enough about Daniel and Weston at Federal Bid Partners. They are both very professional and extremely knowledgeable in all things Government Contracting. Whether it is a CMMC Certification, a GSA Schedule or a complex Proposal that needs to be written, they have knocked it out of the park for me and my team. Don't hesitate to give them a call!
Their accuracy and attention to detail when navigating complex cybersecurity and compliance challenges truly set them apart. They bring a high level of expertise and clarity to areas that are often overwhelming for clients, ensuring everything is handled properly and efficiently. Highly recommend their team.
I am having a very good experience with Federal Bid Partners with my CMMC certification and proposal writing. They did my CMMC certification very quickly along with NIST. I am in my fourth month of bid writing and am very happy with everything. Thank you team!
After my contract ended with another firm, I turned to Federal Bid Partners. They got my CMMC done quickly, and now with their entry plan (one proposal a month), I'm already seeing results just one month in. I'm very pleased and highly recommend FBP.
My overall experience with FBP has been outstanding. Weston and Daniel are extremely knowledgeable about the federal procurement process. They provide exceptional guidance on how to efficiently get your business CMMC certified, and work as a team to ensure your proposal is submitted on time and on task.
The company delivered the certification as promised and it was very affordable — people helped us understand the program that is required by the Government.
Federal Bid Partners treat you like family. They have been a huge part of my current rise to success in everything related to government contracting. They work with your needs and have one-on-ones to personally assist you. I wouldn't have chosen anyone else.
Their team is highly knowledgeable, professional, and dedicated to helping clients navigate the complexities of federal contracting. They provided clear guidance, timely communication, and valuable insights that made the bidding process much smoother and more efficient.
Full Access is readiness software for organizing your team’s work. Optional professional services are separately scoped, and neither the software nor those services replace customer verification or an independent C3PAO assessment when one is required.
One current software offer for new customers: Full Access Founding includes CMMC Level 1, CMMC Level 2, and NIST SP 800-171 readiness workflows. Professional readiness services are separate.
Prices in USD. Create an account, then pay securely with Square. Your one-year software access activates after payment is confirmed; iPhone and iPad subscriptions use Apple. The new web Evidence surface records browser-local reference metadata and does not upload file contents or provide durable shared storage. Services are separately scoped. CMMC Pulsar™ does not guarantee certification.
Talk to Federal Bid Partners LLC in Tampa. We'll map your requirements, show you the platform, and get your team moving — usually within one business day.
Request a platform walkthrough, ask implementation questions, or discuss team training. Our dedicated consultation page keeps every request in one secure intake workflow.
Choose a meeting, phone call, text, or email, and share the details your readiness specialist needs before following up. The dedicated page also includes the project form, so every request stays in one pipeline.
Information submitted through the dedicated consultation page is used to respond to inquiries. Do not submit controlled, export-restricted, or sensitive contract data through public forms.
Contact and inquiry details are used for response and service communication only.
Only submit what's needed for an initial conversation. Send sensitive details through approved channels only.
Consultation requests use one first-party workflow instead of a separate homepage form.