FEDERAL / DEFENSE
SSFM protects the information entrusted to us by the U.S. Department of Defense and federal agencies. We follow industry-leading cybersecurity practices and comply with applicable CMMC requirements to ensure the secure handling of Federal Contract Information (FCI) and Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI).
Cybersecurity is essential to national security. Our practices help protect sensitive project information, enable secure collaboration with federal clients and partners, and support the successful delivery of critical infrastructure across Hawai‘i and the Pacific.
Recognized standards. Proven practices. A secure foundation for federal project delivery.
CMMC
LEVEL 2
C3PAO ASSESSED
Demonstrates our commitment to protecting FCI and CUI.
NIST SP
800-171
110 SECURITY REQUIREMENTS
Aligned with industry-leading security practices.
DFARS
SUPPORTED
Compliant with applicable DFARS requirements.
INFORMATION PROTECTED
FCI + CUI
Secure handling of federal project information.
Cybersecurity is integrated into the way we work.
Controlled access to sensitive project information.
Ongoing training and everyday practices.
Safeguards for CUI and protected federal project information.
Processes supporting identification and response to cybersecurity events.
Secure exchange with clients, partners and subcontractors.
Ongoing management of applicable CMMC, NIST SP 800-171 and DFARS requirements.
With more than six decades of infrastructure experience across Hawai‘i and the Pacific, SSFM combines deep regional knowledge with proven cybersecurity practices to support DoD and federal agency clients. Our people, processes and technology enable secure, reliable project delivery—today and for the future.
We work closely with federal agencies, prime contractors, joint venture partners and subcontractors to identify information-handling and cybersecurity requirements at the outset, align on compliant processes, and support secure collaboration throughout the project. Our goal is to make cybersecurity a strength in our partnerships—not a procurement concern.
