Example, read only. A sample account that shows what finished CMMC looks like.

Step 6 of 7 · Attest & file

The SPRS package

This is the finished record you file in SPRS: the System Security Plan, the signed affirmation, and the SPRS record. It proves you are eligible for the award, and it holds up if you are ever audited. Download it, show your team, and see exactly what your business gets. When a prime asks for proof, see the bid ready packet they receive.

Built for Cedar Ridge Machine Works, LLC, an Example.

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The platform prepares this record, keeps it organized through the year, and gives the affirming official what they need to file it. Start free, or book a demo call and we will walk it with you.

How it becomes official

You sign here, then your Senior Official posts the affirmation to SPRS, the government system, through PIEE. That filing, not the platform, is the official CMMC record. The platform preps every field so it is a copy and paste, not a research project.

Why this is the part that matters

Your affirmation carries your name under penalty of the False Claims Act. Custodia builds the System Security Plan and the evidence that make your signature defensible if you are ever audited. That is the difference between a checked box and a record that holds up.

SPRS record · Filed and current
Eligible for award
CMMC Status
Final Level 1 (Self)
Requirements met
15 of 15 safeguarding requirements
CMMC Status Date
June 19, 2026
Next affirmation due
June 19, 2027
CMMC UID
CR1AF4K9Q2
SAM UEI
CR7MHK9QX2P4
CAGE code
9KX41
Affirming Official
Raymond T. Cedar
Filed in
SPRS via PIEE (piee.eb.mil)

On contracts carrying DFARS 252.204-7021, the contracting officer verifies a current CMMC status and a current annual affirmation in SPRS before award. The CMMC Status Date is the federal artifact; SPRS issues no separate confirmation number.

This took Cedar Ridge one afternoon on the platform.

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