Buying examples hub
Could the products you already make sell to the military?
Bearings. Filters. Circuit boards. Fabricated metal. Our review of defense solicitations found cybersecurity language in purchases across these categories.
Explore the examples to see what buyers are asking for. If an opportunity looks relevant, Deep Fathom can help you understand its CMMC requirements and what to address next.
Examples to explore
What defense buyers are asking for
These examples come from public notices observed August 30, 2026. Each contains CMMC-related notice language. We have not confirmed that the language establishes a current requirement for the buy. Check the linked notice for amendments and current deadlines.
| Product or work | Buyer | Public notice |
|---|---|---|
| Ball bearings | Navy, NAVSUP Weapon Systems Support Mechanicsburg | N0010426QED13 |
| HEPA filters | Navy, NAVSUP Weapon Systems Support Mechanicsburg | N0010426QEC37 |
| Circuit card assembly repair or modification | Navy, NAVSUP Weapon Systems Support Mechanicsburg | N0010426QDB44 |
| Expanded metal | Navy, NAVSUP Weapon Systems Support Mechanicsburg | N0010426QBQ39 |
How Deep Fathom helps
Understand what CMMC means for the opportunity.
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Start with the notice
Review the CMMC language in a buy that interests you.
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Look at what you have
Compare the stated requirement with your current status and evidence.
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Decide what comes next
Identify gaps and practical next steps for the CMMC work.
Talk through this requirement
Found something worth a closer look?
Send us the public notice link and your CMMC question. We’ll help you understand what needs attention.
Tyler Saville
Talks through solicitation requirements with suppliers at Deep Fathom.
Replies within one business day.
Limitations
- The presence of CMMC language alone does not establish which requirement applies. We have not resolved amendment status for these examples or assessed any supplier’s ability to perform the work. The complete, current solicitation governs participation.