Your Subs Are Your CMMC Liability
CMMC Phase 2 enforcement begins November 10, 2026. Primes are liable for sub-contractor compliance under DFARS 7012. TekRamp is the only platform purpose-built for managing 50–200+ sub-contractors, with auto-determined flow-down, self-attestation workflows, and aggregated supply chain risk scoring — all in one shared workspace.
Managing 200 Subs in Spreadsheets Doesn't Scale
Most primes have no visibility into sub-contractor compliance. Liability is yours — but the tooling doesn't exist until now.
Your supply chain almost certainly includes dozens of them.
$42B in contract value redistributed — primes who can manage subs win it.
Capacity bottleneck. Subs need to be ready early or wait in line.
Commercial GRC doesn't have supply chain. Email and Excel don't scale.
The Supply Chain Flow-Down Portal
One dashboard, every sub-contractor. Auto-determined flow-down from CUI classification. Aggregated risk scoring that's ready for the auditor.
Single-Pane Dashboard
View every sub-contractor's CMMC status at a glance — in assessment, certified, lapsed, or at risk. Filter by contract, CUI classification, or required level.
Automated Flow-Down
Upload your CUI classification once. TekRamp auto-determines required CMMC level for each sub based on the data they touch — no more per-contract manual work.
Sub Self-Attestation
Invite subs to TekRamp in minutes. They self-attest with evidence upload, you review and approve. Complete audit trail for DFARS 7012 oversight.
Aggregated Risk Score
Weighted risk score across your entire supply chain, rolled up by business unit, contract, or geography. One number you can report to leadership and show to auditors.
Real-Time Alerts
Get notified the moment a sub's SPRS score drops, evidence goes stale, or certification lapses. Act before the auditor asks.
DFARS 7012 Audit Trail
Full evidence chain showing due-diligence oversight. When the DoD auditor asks "how are you managing flow-down?" — you have a demonstrable answer.
How Onboarding Actually Flows
From prime sign-up to a fully-onboarded supply chain in weeks, not quarters.
Prime onboards
Your compliance team signs up. Upload your contract inventory and CUI classification. TekRamp generates your initial supply chain map and required flow-down levels per sub.
Bulk-invite subs
Upload your sub-contractor list. TekRamp sends each sub a branded invitation with the specific flow-down requirements for their data access. They self-register in minutes.
Subs attest, evidence flows in
Each sub runs SPRS simulation, attests to controls, uploads evidence. Marketplace consultants are available if they need help. Primes review and approve from the dashboard.
Continuous oversight
Supply chain dashboard stays live. Alerts fire when a sub's status changes. Quarterly reports auto-generate for leadership. Auditors see a clean DFARS 7012 trail.
Commercial GRC Doesn't Do This. Consultants Charge $500K+ For It.
Vanta, Drata, and Secureframe are built for commercial compliance — they don't have supply chain. PreVeil and Cuick Trac focus on a single company's CUI enclave. TekRamp is the only platform purpose-built for prime-contractor supply chain management.
Vanta / Drata / Secureframe have no supply chain primitives. They treat CMMC as a single-org checkbox. Fine for you — useless for your subs and your oversight obligation.
PreVeil and Cuick Trac are single-company enclaves. They solve the sub's CUI hosting problem. They don't give the prime any visibility or oversight tooling.
Large consultancies offer supply chain services for $500K+ annually — ongoing labor, not software. TekRamp is the product layer that multiplies their work or replaces it entirely.
Phase 2 Enforcement Is 7 Months Away
Contractors who can't prove flow-down oversight will lose DoD business. Contractors who can will absorb the $42B redistributing out of the market. Which side will you be on?