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FORCE — Federal Operations Risk and Compliance Engine

Compliance Is a
SKILL. FORCE Teaches You.

Most compliance tools assume you already know what “sanitize media before disposal” means. FORCE walks you through every control: why it matters, how to implement it, and what evidence to capture. GovCloud-native. CMMC-first. Multi-framework from day one.

110
NIST 800-171 controls explained in plain language
7
Implementation steps per control, on average
<5
Minutes from onboarding to first evidence
0
Compliance expertise required to start

FORCE // WHO ARE YOU?

We'll tailor the page to your situation. One click. Cookie persists 30 days.

110
NIST 800-171 Controls Mapped Day One
87%
SSP Narrative Coverage at Launch
<5 min
From Onboarding to First Evidence
$0
Services Engaged to Stand Up

Compliance Is a FIRE DRILL.
Every Quarter. Every Year.
Every Assessment.

Phase 1 CMMC enforcement started October 2025. Phase 2 begins November 2026. Primes flow the requirement down. Your assessment calendar is not optional. And before you can even start, you have to learn what 110 NIST controls actually mean.

01
You Have No Continuous Visibility.
You answered 110 NIST controls during your last assessment. That snapshot was accurate for about six hours. Since then your AWS config drifted, a vendor changed their SOC 2 attestation, and two employees left with CUI-adjacent access. You have no way to see this until your next annual scramble.
02
You Don't Know What You Don't Know.
Your contract says NIST 800-171 r3. NIST 800-171 r3 has 110 controls. Each control has assessment objectives. Each objective has acceptable evidence types. Nobody on your team has read the assessor handbook end to end, and no one is going to. You need someone to translate this into what to do, what to capture, and what good looks like.
03
DIBCAC Prep Costs $200,000 You Don't Have.
The assessment notice lands. You spend the next three months pulling policy documents from SharePoint folders nobody has touched, chasing system administrators for screenshots, and writing SSP narratives from scratch. Your consultant bills $200,000. Your team is burned out. Your output is a point-in-time artifact that expires the day it is signed.
04
POA&M Items Age Without Owners.
Your last assessment produced 34 POA&M items with 180-day closeout windows. Nobody tracks them. Three are now overdue. The next assessment will penalize you for the same findings a second time because your remediation is a spreadsheet nobody opens until the next scramble begins.

Every Capability Built to TEACH
and Then Prove It.

FORCE does not adapt general-purpose GRC features for DIB compliance. These capabilities were designed from the ground up for CMMC, flow-down, and continuous compliance — and to walk a non-expert team through every step.

CAP // 01

Plain-Language Control Explainer

Every control in every framework has a “why this matters” explanation in plain English. PE.L1-3.10.3 is not “Escort visitors and monitor visitor activity” — it is a paragraph that explains why the control exists, who it protects, and what counts as “monitoring.” Your team reads it once and knows what to do.

LIVE IN PRODUCTION
CAP // 02

Step-by-Step Implementation Coach

Best-practice posture and an ordered list of implementation steps for every control. “Designate a visitor reception area.” “Maintain a physical visitor log binder.” “Train all employees authorized to escort.” Your team works the steps in order. No interpretation of NIST text required.

LIVE IN PRODUCTION
CAP // 03

Evidence Specification Templates

For every control, FORCE specifies exactly what evidence to capture: the artifact type (photo, PDF, CSV, screenshot), what it should show, how long it should cover, and what good looks like. No guesswork.

LIVE IN PRODUCTION
CAP // 04

Cross-Tenant Evidence Collection

Read-only role into your AWS. App Registration in your Microsoft 365. Continuous config snapshots feeding evidence records with provenance, hash, and control mapping.

LIVE IN PRODUCTION
CAP // 05

Multi-Framework Control Engine

One evidence collection satisfies N controls across M frameworks. NIST 800-171 R3, CMMC L1/L2, NIST 800-53, FAR 52.204-21, ISO 27001, SOC 2 — authoritative mappings seeded from NIST and the Cyber AB.

LIVE IN PRODUCTION
CAP // 06

AI-Generated SSP Narratives

Bedrock drafts the implementation narrative for each control from your actual evidence, policies, and tenant facts. Every claim traceable to an evidence ID a C3PAO can verify.

BETA
CAP // 07

CAP-Structured Assessment Workflow

Phase 1 → 2 → 3 lifecycle. CoAS determination, 180-day closeout countdown with T-90/60/30/14/7 escalations, scope-boundary editor.

LIVE IN PRODUCTION
CAP // 08

C3PAO Collaboration Portal

Scoped assessor access with MFA-enforced sessions. Structured question threads replace email. Preliminary findings visible to the tenant during assessment.

LIVE IN PRODUCTION
CAP // 09

Prime-Tenancy Flow-Down

Primes see sub posture at four consent levels: Minimum / Standard / Full / Directed. Multi-prime isolation — what Lockheed sees is independent of what Raytheon sees.

LIVE IN PRODUCTION
CAP // 10

Senior Official Affirmation Ceremony

Guided flow culminating in the senior-official electronic signature ceremony. SPRS submission package generation. Annual reaffirmation tracking.

LIVE IN PRODUCTION
CAP // 11

72-Hour DIBNet Incident Reporting

Incident triage with automatic 72-hour deadline. T-48/24/6/0 escalations. Bedrock-drafted DFARS 7012-compliant report. Evidence package assembly. Senior-official affirmation.

LIVE IN PRODUCTION
CAP // 12

180-Day POA&M Closeout Engine

Every Plan of Action item tracked with owner, target date, milestones. Senior-official alert at T-30 days. Closeout evidence required to flip status.

LIVE IN PRODUCTION
CAP // 13

Tamper-Evident Attestation Ledger

Every evidence write + assessor action batched and hashed. S3 Object Lock compliance mode, 7-year retention. Cryptographically demonstrable to auditors.

IN DEVELOPMENT
CAP // 14

Meta-Framework Expansion

Add a framework with a JSON spec; mappings flow into the existing collected evidence. ISO 27001:2022, SOC 2 TSC, CIS v8 already shipped. Your next assessment standard is one config away.

LIVE IN PRODUCTION

A Compliance Expert at EVERY DESK.
You Decide. FORCE Drafts.

Ask FORCE answers your team's compliance questions, drafts your SSP narratives, and proposes assessment findings — all grounded in your evidence. Every state-changing action waits for your click. The AI shows; you decide.

01 · READ-ONLY Q&A
YouWhat's our coverage on AC.L2-3.1.5?
FORCE

Your AC.L2-3.1.5 (Least Privilege) is currently MET with 12 evidence items collected:

  • · M365 directory roles export (4/26/2026) — 19 active admin roles mapped
  • · Conditional Access policies snapshot (4/25/2026)
  • · PIM activation log (last 30 days)

Your starter narrative is 3 sentences and references all 12 items. Want me to draft a longer narrative for your assessor, or summarize just the changes since last assessment?

02 · DRAFT GENERATION
YouDraft the SSP narrative for PE.L1-3.10.3.
FORCE

Drafting now. Based on your evidence library, here's a starting narrative for PE.L1-3.10.3 (Escort visitors and monitor visitor activity):

“We maintain a dedicated visitor reception area where all non-employees must sign in using our physical visitor log, which captures name, company, escort, date/time in/out, and areas visited. As shown in the visitor log excerpt from Q1-Q2 2025, every visitor entry includes an assigned employee escort name, demonstrating that no unescorted access occurred…”

[Full draft is 217 words \u2014 opens in editor]

I've cited 4 evidence items. Review and edit the draft before attaching to the finding.

03 · ACTION GATE
YouMark AC.L2-3.5.3 satisfied with E-4412.
FORCE

Hold on — this is a state-changing action. I need your confirmation before marking the control satisfied.

Confirm action

Action: Mark AC.L2-3.5.3 as MET

Evidence: E-4412 (Privileged Access Review, 4/24/2026, signed by J. Reeves)

Effect: Updates assessment finding; enters attestation ledger.

CancelConfirm and Mark MET

I've already verified the evidence file matches; you just need to sign off.

You stay in control

Every action that changes your compliance posture — marking controls satisfied, signing affirmations, submitting to SPRS or DIBNet — requires a click from you. Not because the AI doesn't know what to do; because you should be the one who decides. The full audit trail flows to your tamper-evident attestation ledger.

📚
Grounded in YOUR evidence

Every answer cites specific evidence items, control IDs, and policy documents from your tenant. No invented IDs. No hallucinated policy names.

🔒
Tenant-scoped at the IAM layer

Cross-tenant access is prevented by AWS IAM conditions, not just application code. Belt-and-suspenders enforcement.

📜
Audit-ready by default

Every tool invocation, draft, and confirmation flows to your tamper-evident attestation ledger with 7-year retention. Pre-approved for CMMC L2 audit.

Lower cost. Broader scope.
GOVCLOUD-NATIVE.

Pressure-tested against 2026 Vanta and Drata pricing data (Vendr, Costbench, 320+ verified buyer transactions) and current CMMC consultant benchmarks. Numbers are public; sources cited on the pricing page.

FORCE L1

Starting price
$149/mo
Self-checkout
Yes
CMMC L2 with C3PAO
GovCloud-native
Plain-language control coach
AI assistant with action gates
Time to first evidence
Under 5 min
Year 2 recurring
$2,388

FORCE L2

Starting price
$599/mo
Self-checkout
Yes
CMMC L2 with C3PAO
GovCloud-native
Plain-language control coach
AI assistant with action gates
Time to first evidence
Under 5 min
Year 2 recurring
$9,588

Vanta

Starting price
$833/mo+
Self-checkout
Sales call
CMMC L2 with C3PAO
Add-on
GovCloud-native
Plain-language control coach
AI assistant with action gates
Beta
Time to first evidence
~2 weeks
Year 2 recurring
$10K–$80K

Drata

Starting price
$625/mo+
Self-checkout
Sales call
CMMC L2 with C3PAO
Add-on
GovCloud-native
Plain-language control coach
AI assistant with action gates
Limited
Time to first evidence
~2 weeks
Year 2 recurring
$7.5K–$50K

Consultant

Starting price
$10K/mo+
Self-checkout
Scope of work
CMMC L2 with C3PAO
GovCloud-native
N/A
Plain-language control coach
✓ (paid hourly)
AI assistant with action gates
Time to first evidence
4–8 weeks
Year 2 recurring
$25K–$35K

This Is What Compliance Looks Like
When the Platform TEACHES You.

Real screens from Tenant Zero — the FORGE Logistics CMMC L1 self-assessment running in production. No marketing renders. No cropped fragments. The actual product. Click any image to enlarge.

Guided onboarding, three steps.

Onboarding has 3 steps. By the time you finish step 3, FORCE has collected 133 evidence rows from your AWS and M365 tenants and auto-attested every matching control. Your job: review what the platform flagged.

Why this matters, in plain English.

Every control has a “why this matters” paragraph, a best-practice posture checklist, and step-by-step implementation guidance. PE.L1-3.10.3 is not just “Escort visitors and monitor visitor activity” — it’s a paragraph your team can actually act on.

Numbered steps to implement.

“Designate a visitor reception area.” “Maintain a physical visitor log binder.” “Train all employees authorized to escort.” Every control gets a numbered list of implementation steps. No interpretation of NIST text required.

Auto-collected evidence, with provenance.

Cross-tenant introspection of your AWS and M365 environments captures evidence continuously. Every artifact carries hash, timestamp, source, and the control(s) it satisfies.

Control-by-control assessment workflow.

Each control surfaces its evidence, your justification, the auto-generated remediation guide, and the attestation block. Mark the result, sign the attestation, move on.

Evidence specifications per control.

FORCE specifies exactly what to upload: artifact type, what fields it must show, how long it should cover. “PDF — Media Sanitization SOP”. “Photo — locked storage cabinet with badge reader visible.” No guesswork.

Posture rolls up across the framework.

Filter by framework, family, status. Every control evaluated has cited evidence, a justification, and a human attestation — ready to print as a chain-of-evidence report.

Roll up your subs. Cross-tenant introspection.

Prime contractors see every sub’s posture in one view: CMMC score, attestation type, formal POA&M flag, open POA&M count, critical findings, risk band. The sub’s tenant keeps their data — you see what they’ve granted you. No quarterly status calls. No portal forwarding.

Click a sub. See their actual posture.

Drill into a sub’s assessment. Controls met / not-met, top open POA&Ms by severity, evidence by kind, attestation card. Every drill-through writes an audit row on the sub’s tenant so they know exactly who read what, when. Visibility is granted, scoped, and logged — the way DCMA and DCAA expect it.

Authoritative Catalogs.
NOT Placeholders.

Every framework is loaded from the authoritative source — NIST OSCAL, Cyber AB publications, FAR CFR text. When NIST ships a revision, FORCE updates within days, not quarters. Cross-framework mappings are seeded from NIST Appendix D + Cyber AB alignment, human-verified at edges.

NIST · SP 800-171 R3

NIST SP 800-171 R3

The foundational CUI protection requirements. Full OSCAL catalog loaded with assessment objectives.

130 requirements · 422 objectives
CYBER AB · DoD CIO v2.13

CMMC Level 2

CUI-handling requirement for defense contractors. 1:1 with NIST SP 800-171. C3PAO-assessed.

110 practices · 590 objectives
CYBER AB · DoD CIO v2.13

CMMC Level 1

FCI-only basic safeguarding. Self-attestation with senior-official affirmation. Annual reaffirmation.

17 practices · FAR-aligned
FAR · 48 CFR § 52.204-21

FAR 52.204-21

Basic safeguarding for federal contractors handling FCI. The floor for any DoD contract.

15 requirements
NIST · SP 800-53 R5

800-53 R5 Moderate

The FedRAMP Moderate baseline. Required for FISMA Moderate systems.

287 controls incl. enhancements
ISO · 27001:2022

ISO/IEC 27001:2022

International ISMS standard with Annex A controls across four themes. Required by many commercial prime contractors.

93 Annex A controls
AICPA · TSC 2017

SOC 2 TSC

Security, Availability, Processing Integrity, Confidentiality, Privacy. Commercial compliance artifact.

64 common criteria
CISA · CIS Benchmarks

CIS Controls v8

Implementation-guidance benchmarks. Maps cleanly to NIST 800-171 and 800-53.

18 controls · 3 IG tiers

Built Where You're Allowed To Run.
GOVCLOUD. FIPS. Tenant-Isolated.

FORCE is operationally boring in the best sense: no clever shortcuts on where your data lives, how it's encrypted, who can read it, or what our AI can see. Every security decision is the paranoid one.

GovCloud-native

Operating in us-gov-west-1. FIPS 140-3 endpoints on every service.

Cryptographic tenant isolation

Per-tenant KMS keys for CUI-handling L2 tenants. A compromised FORCE principal cannot decrypt your data without your key.

Five-layer defense in depth

Crypto → Storage partition → Compute (JWT tenant claim) → AI (tenant-scoped Bedrock) → Credentials (Secrets Manager per-tenant prefix).

Automated isolation enforcement

Tenant-isolation test pack runs as a blocking CI step. Any code change that allows a cross-tenant read fails the build.

Read-only by design

FORCE never writes to your AWS or Microsoft environment. Read-only roles, minimum-scope Graph permissions, no standing credentials.

Attestation ledger

Every evidence write and assessor action batched and Merkle-hashed. S3 Object Lock compliance mode, 7-year retention.

Prompt audit

Every Bedrock invocation logged with tenant id, user id, prompt template version, input/output hash. Non-bypassable.

FORCE is our first customer

We used FORCE to manage FORGE's own compliance posture through DIBCAC prep. What ships is what we audit ourselves against.

AWS GOVCLOUDFIPS 140-3NIST 800-171 R3FEDRAMP MODERATESOC 2 TYPE IICMMC L2

● operating · ◐ assessment underway — see /trust for detail

Built by OPERATORS.
Not by GRC Consultants.

Same team that builds FORGE Logistics builds FORCE. Compliance is a readiness category — we treat it like every other readiness problem: measured, continuous, pushed forward. No compliance theater.

Former Delta Operators

Combat ops, expeditionary logistics, SOF mission planning

Former USAF SOF

Airfield ops, contingency contracting, AFSOC logistics

Cloud Technology Pioneers

GovCloud architecture, FedRAMP / CMMC engineering, Bedrock + SageMaker ML

CIO, Major Hospitality Operator

Multi-site ops, complex vendor portfolios, enterprise compliance at scale

Defense Compliance Operators

LOGCAP, SOFGLSS, AFCAP experience. DCAA-comfort. CMMC-first since the rule existed.

We Used FORCE to Get FORGE READY.
Here Is the Measured Result.

Tenant Zero of FORCE is BigForgeOne itself. We onboarded, subscribed to NIST 800-171 R3 + CMMC L2 + FAR 52.204-21, ran initial evaluation, closed gaps identified by FORCE, generated the SSP with Bedrock, and are now preparing for the DIBCAC assessment — entirely inside the product.

We will publish the DIBCAC result regardless of what it shows. If FORCE got us through, you'll see the specifics. If we missed something, you'll see that too — along with how we closed the gap in the platform itself.

130
NIST 800-171 R3 Requirements Mapped
422
Assessment Objectives Decomposed
$0
Consulting Services Engaged
TBD
DIBCAC Result · Published When Measured

Charter Customers OPEN.
Lock In Founding Pricing.

The Charter Program takes the first 100 Level 1 and 50 Level 2 customers at a 25% discount for the first year. In exchange we ask for engagement — honest feedback, a published case study or testimonial for consenting customers, and a named technical contact during onboarding.

Level 1
$149/month
Charter, first 100 customers
$199/mo standard
Small DIB, FCI-only · CMMC L1 self-attestation · 1–50 employees
  • Plain-language control explainer
  • Step-by-step implementation coach
  • Evidence specification templates
  • Senior Official Affirmation ceremony
  • SPRS submission package generator
  • Self-service onboarding
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Featured
Level 2
$599/month
Charter, first 50 customers
$799/mo standard
DIB L2 / CUI handlers · CMMC L2 with C3PAO · 10–500 employees
  • All Level 1 capabilities
  • Full multi-framework (NIST 800-171/53, ISO 27001, SOC 2, CIS v8)
  • Cross-tenant evidence (AWS + M365)
  • CAP workflow with C3PAO Portal
  • AI-generated SSP + POA&M drafts
  • DIBNet 72-hour incident workflow
  • GovCloud deployment
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Prime · Channel Program
Talk to us
Custom programs for prime contractors
Primes who want their subs CMMC-ready faster than anyone else can.
  • Sponsor your subs onto FORCE at deeply discounted per-sub rates
  • Or cover their subscription entirely as a bid differentiator
  • Custom flow-down dashboards across your sub network
  • Real-time prime-tenancy compliance posture visibility
  • Co-marketing as a CMMC-forward prime
  • Direct Chris engagement
Talk to Us About a Prime Program

All prices billed annually. Charter pricing locks for the first annual term; renewals revert to standard. Card or ACH for L1 and L2; ACH or wire for Prime. Tax calculated automatically.

All tiers include SSO, role-based access, audit logs, and the tenant-isolation guarantees described in our security posture.

FORCE — Compliance Automation for the Defense Industrial Base