Compliance-Ready IT for Government Contractors
Your contracts demand verified cybersecurity. We implement the controls, build the documentation, and maintain the infrastructure, so you pass assessments and stay eligible for the work that drives your business.
Are You Dealing With...
These are the compliance and technology challenges government contractors tell us about every week. If any of them sound familiar, we can help.
CMMC (government cybersecurity certification) Compliance Pressure
CMMC (government cybersecurity certification) 2.0 requirements are now appearing in DoD solicitations. Without certification, your organization cannot compete for defense contracts that involve Controlled Unclassified Information.
NIST 800-171 Implementation Gaps
Implementing all 110 NIST 800-171 controls requires deep technical expertise. Most small contractors have significant gaps in access controls, audit logging, and CUI boundary definition.
Data Sovereignty Requirements
Government data must be stored in specific environments with strict access controls. Cloud migrations require careful planning to ensure data residency, encryption, and access requirements are met.
Legacy System Modernization
Critical systems running on unsupported software and aging hardware create security vulnerabilities and compliance failures. Modernization is essential but must be executed without disrupting operations.
What We Do for Government Contractors
Managed IT and compliance services aligned to the frameworks your contracts require.
Compliance Advisory
We guide your organization through CMMC (government cybersecurity certification), NIST 800-171, and FedRAMP requirements. From gap assessments and System Security Plans to POA&M management and C3PAO preparation, we handle the compliance complexity so you can focus on winning contracts.
Cybersecurity
Endpoint detection and response, security monitoring (SIEM) deployment, vulnerability management, and incident response aligned to government security frameworks. We implement the technical controls assessors expect to see.
Managed IT
Proactive monitoring, patch management, helpdesk support, and vendor coordination for your entire technology environment. We maintain the infrastructure that supports your government contracts and internal operations.
Field Services
On-site technical support, hardware deployment, network infrastructure installation, and facility technology buildouts. When your government work requires hands-on technical execution, our field team delivers.
Your stack, supported
We don't ask your agency to rip out what's working
Norvet integrates with the ERP, public-records, permitting, GIS, and back-office systems your departments already trust. We harden, monitor, back up, and recover that stack. We don't replace it.
ERP & financial / HR
Tyler Munis, Tyler Eden / Incode, Workday Public Sector, Oracle PeopleSoft, Infor Public Sector, SAP S/4HANA for Government, BS&A Software
Records, permitting & licensing
Tyler Energov, Accela Civic Platform, OpenGov, GovQA, NextRequest, Granicus, CityView
GIS & public-works
Esri ArcGIS Online + Enterprise, AutoCAD Map 3D, Cityworks, Cartegraph, GovOutreach
Government-cloud productivity
Microsoft 365 GCC + GCC High, Google Workspace for Government, AWS GovCloud, Azure Government, FedRAMP-authorized tooling where the boundary requires it
Security stack we add alongside
SentinelOne EDR, Sophos MDR + endpoint, 24/7 managed SOC, KnowBe4 awareness training, Veeam immutable backup, dark-web monitoring, MFA-enforced privileged access
Compliance frameworks
NIST 800-53 (Moderate / High), CJIS Security Policy 5.9 (for departments touching law-enforcement data), HIPAA where public-health / EMS is in scope, IRS Pub 1075 for tax data, Georgia Open Records Act preservation
Running something not listed here? Most agency stacks combine 5–9 of the systems above with a long tail of department-specific tools. Tell us what you have and we'll tell you honestly which pieces we've supported in production.
Anti-disruption
What bad government IT vendors do — and we don't
We hear the same four complaints from agencies switching off another IT vendor. If any of these sound familiar, Norvet works differently on purpose.
Bad vendor: They produce boilerplate CJIS or NIST 800-53 documentation that auditors immediately push back on.
Norvet: Norvet writes the SSP, POA&M, and supporting evidence against the actual department boundary — courts, dispatch, records, jail — so the auditor reviews matching artifacts and the package survives review.
Bad vendor: They treat Open Records / FOIA preservation as a routine backup. When a public-records request comes in, they can’t produce the right point-in-time data.
Norvet: We maintain WORM-style immutable retention with documented chain-of-custody so legal counsel can answer a state Open Records Act or federal FOIA request from a known-clean state, not a panicked best-effort restore.
Bad vendor: They roll out patches on council-meeting Tuesday or right before a court calendar publishes.
Norvet: Patch + reboot windows are scoped to your meeting calendar and court rhythm. Council nights, election weeks, and public-hearing days get held. We adopt your existing change-control board.
Bad vendor: They ignore the department-by-department silo. Records, courts, dispatch, parks, public works each get the same template.
Norvet: Every department gets its own segmentation, its own ACLs, and its own monitoring profile. CJIS-bound dispatch traffic is isolated from parks-and-rec wifi. HIPAA-bound EMS traffic is isolated from general municipal email.
Extends what works
We extend what's working — we don't replace it
Most agencies come to us already running an ERP, a records platform, a GIS, and a permitting + licensing system their departments know. Our job is to harden, monitor, back up, and recover that stack. When something genuinely needs replacing, we say so honestly and let your finance director see the math.
- We deploy 24/7 SOC monitoring and EDR next to your existing antivirus — not over the top of it.
- We add encrypted offsite backup without disrupting your records system or your GIS data warehouse.
- We segment department traffic so CJIS-bound dispatch, HIPAA-bound EMS, and general municipal email each get their own VLAN and their own access controls.
- We adopt your council-meeting calendar and your court rhythm. Patch windows respect council nights, election weeks, and public-hearing days.
- When an ERP or GIS upgrade requires new hardware, we quote against the vendor’s spec sheet so your finance director can compare apples-to-apples with any other bidder.
- We document everything we touch in your agency’s documentation system, not in a private wiki our team owns. If you ever offboard from Norvet, you keep the runbook.
Compliance Is Your Competitive Advantage
Contractors that achieve certification early will have a decisive edge as CMMC (government cybersecurity certification) requirements become standard across DoD solicitations.
Gap assessments, remediation, documentation, and assessment preparation, all managed as part of your IT partnership.
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Start with a scoped review of your current controls, documentation gaps, and remediation priorities.
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Defense Subcontractor
SPRS Score Improved from -120 to +90 in 6 Months
A 30-person Atlanta defense subcontractor needed CMMC (government cybersecurity certification) Level 2 readiness to retain a prime contract. Their initial assessment revealed critical gaps across access controls, audit logging, and CUI boundary definition.
- Defined CUI boundary and migrated sensitive workloads to GCC High
- Deployed security monitoring (SIEM) with 24/7 monitoring and automated alerting
- Implemented role-based access controls and MFA across all systems
- Developed complete SSP and POA&M documentation suite
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions from government contractors and defense subcontractors.
Your Contracts Require Verified Security.
Start your CMMC (government cybersecurity certification) journey with a free readiness assessment. We will evaluate your current posture, calculate your SPRS score, and give you a clear path to certification.