Example, read only. A sample company whose own team runs its CMMC program here, reviewed by a credentialed officer and kept current.

Finish · Attest & file

The SPRS package

The package behind the affirmation your senior official posts in SPRS: the System Security Plan, the signed affirmation memo, and the SPRS record. 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 by Cedar Ridge Machine Works, LLC, an Example.

Your own check first

All 9 readiness checks pass

These questions are what an assessor, a prime, or a contracting officer would ask today, computed from the same rules the sign gate enforces. They are a mirror, not a gate.

  • Business profile completeCedar Ridge Machine Works, LLC, systems in scope on file
  • Federal registration on file (UEI, NAICS, and CAGE)UEI CR7MHK9QX2P4, CAGE 9KX41
  • FCI assessment scope reviewed9 scope items, 2 providers
  • All 17 mapped practices MET17 of 17 MET (exceptions documented where applicable)
  • Evidence behind every MET requirementEvery MET requirement is proven, not just claimed
  • Selected supporting evidence passed review21 artifacts on file, all passing
  • FCI boundary documented (SSP § 1.2)FCI boundary documented, no findings
  • Annual affirmation signed by the Senior OfficialSigned Jun 19, 2026
  • Posted in SPRSFiled, CMMC Status Date 2026-06-19

A credentialed officer reviewed 17 of 17 practices, most recently June 12, 2026. Signed by Raymond T. Cedar, your senior official. The review is advisory and the officer never signs: signing is your senior official's act.

SSP approved in final form on June 15, 2026. The affirmation rests on the plan as it stands, so the senior official read it and approved it before signing.
Signed as designated Senior Official
Raymond T. Cedar, Owner and President · June 19, 2026

Per 32 CFR § 170.22, this affirmation is a personal act by the designated Senior Official for Cedar Ridge Machine Works, LLC.

How it becomes official

A credentialed officer reviews it. Your senior official signs it here, then posts the affirmation in SPRS, the government system, through PIEE. That filing, not the platform, is the official CMMC record. The platform lays out every field, so posting is a copy and paste, not a research project. Then the record is sealed and kept until June 19, 2032.

Why this is the part that matters

Your affirmation carries your senior official's name, and a knowingly false one carries False Claims Act exposure. Your team builds the System Security Plan and the evidence on the platform, a credentialed officer reviews it, and that record is what stands behind your signature.

Get this for your business

Your team builds this record on the platform, a credentialed officer reviews it, and your senior official gets every field needed to post it. Start free for 30 days, no credit card, or book a free advisory call if you would rather talk it through first.

SPRS record · Level 1 (Self)
Current in SPRS
CMMC Status
Final Level 1 (Self)
Requirements met
15 of 15 safeguarding requirements
Assessment Date
June 19, 2026
Assessing Scope
Enclave
# Employees
14
FAR 52.204-21 compliance
Yes
Included CAGEs
9KX41
CMMC Status Date
June 19, 2026
Next affirmation due
June 19, 2027
CMMC UID
CR1AF4K9Q2
SAM UEI
CR7MHK9QX2P4
Affirming Official
Raymond T. Cedar, Owner and President
Official's email
raymond@cedarridgemachine.com
Posted 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.

Cedar Ridge's own team built this on the platform, and a credentialed officer reviewed every step before its senior official signed.

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