Home market: Maryland, DC and Northern Virginia
Our office is in Fort Washington, Maryland, just south of DC, so on-site work across the National Capital Region is straightforward to arrange. See also our regional overview for Maryland, DC and Northern Virginia.
Washington, DC
Headquarters, program offices and the small firms that support them, close to our Fort Washington base.
Maryland
Our home state: Fort Meade, Pax River, Aberdeen and the Baltimore-Washington corridor.
Northern Virginia
The Pentagon, Fort Belvoir, Quantico and the prime-contractor corridors of Northern Virginia.
Markets across the United States
We have no offices in these markets. We work with contractors there remotely, which covers most CMMC readiness work, and on site by arrangement when a visit helps.
San Antonio, TX
Joint Base San Antonio, Air Forces Cyber and the aerospace and cyber firms at Port San Antonio.
Honolulu, Hawaii
Honolulu and Oahu: INDOPACOM, Pearl Harbor-Hickam, the shipyard and Schofield Barracks.
San Diego, CA
Naval Base San Diego, NAVWAR, North Island and the San Diego Bay shipyards.
Seattle, WA
Seattle and Puget Sound (JBLM, Kitsap, Whidbey) and the Tri-Cities around Kennewick and Richland.
Dallas-Fort Worth, TX
Lockheed Martin Fort Worth, NAS JRB Fort Worth, Bell, Raytheon and their supply chains; Austin too.
Missouri
Boeing St. Louis, Scott AFB nearby, NGA West, Whiteman AFB and Fort Leonard Wood.
Colorado
Peterson, Schriever and Buckley Space Force Bases, Fort Carson and the Denver aerospace industry.
Los Angeles, CA
Space Systems Command at Los Angeles AFB, Edwards and the South Bay aerospace primes.
Arizona
Luke and Davis-Monthan Air Force Bases, Fort Huachuca and Raytheon Tucson.
Utah
Hill AFB and the Ogden Air Logistics Complex, the Sentinel program, Dugway and Tooele.
Huntsville, AL
Redstone Arsenal, the Missile Defense Agency, Marshall Space Flight Center and Cummings Research Park.
Florida
MacDill (CENTCOM, SOCOM), Orlando’s simulation cluster, the Space Coast, Eglin and Pensacola.
Dayton, OH
Wright-Patterson AFB (AFMC, AFRL, AFLCMC), DLA Land and Maritime in Columbus and Lima’s vehicle plant.
Massachusetts
Hanscom AFB, MIT Lincoln Laboratory, Natick and the Route 128 defense electronics corridor.
Oklahoma
Tinker AFB and the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex, Fort Sill, Altus and Vance.
North Carolina
Fort Bragg, Camp Lejeune, Cherry Point and the Research Triangle.
Georgia
Robins AFB, Lockheed Martin Marietta, Fort Gordon’s cyber cluster, Fort Benning and Kings Bay.
Don't see your area? The rules are the same everywhere, and we support defense contractors across the United States. Start with the CMMC services page.
Frequently asked questions
Where does Galaxy Consulting provide CMMC consulting?
Nationwide. Galaxy Consulting works with defense contractors in every state, remotely and on site by arrangement. Our office is in Fort Washington, Maryland, so on-site work is quickest to arrange in Maryland, DC and Northern Virginia; most CMMC readiness work runs well remotely wherever you are.
Do you have offices in these markets?
No. Galaxy Consulting has one office, in Fort Washington, Maryland. The market pages describe the defense industrial base in each area and how we support contractors there; they do not mean we have a local office.
Can Galaxy Consulting certify my company for CMMC?
No. Galaxy Consulting advises and prepares; it does not certify. As a Registered Provider Organization (RPO) we help you get ready and support your self-assessment. Official CMMC Level 2 certification assessments are conducted by an authorized C3PAO, and Level 3 assessments by DCMA’s DIBCAC.
Related CMMC pages
- CMMC overview
- CMMC services
- What a CMMC Registered Provider Organization (RPO) can and cannot do
- What a NIST 800-171 gap assessment includes
Book a free 30-minute CMMC readiness call
Galaxy Consulting is a veteran-owned Cyber-AB Registered Provider Organization (RPO) in Fort Washington, Maryland. A free 30-minute readiness call covers your contract clauses, your likely CMMC level and what to fix first. No obligation.
General information, not legal advice. Check your own contract clauses with your contracting officer or counsel.