The warfighter depends on qualified capacity. The adversary is not waiting.

Qualified Capacity™ is the operating standard for enduring supplier qualification in the Defense Industrial Base. The Assembly is where that base gathers.

If it's not qualified, it's not capacity.™

Two moves, and only two. Get it — qualification, ability demonstrated. Keep it — hold Standing on ordinary days. A certificate is a photograph. Standing is a pulse.

The Assembly is for the people accountable for qualified capacity: Department of War program offices carrying the requirement, primes qualifying their supply base, owners and operators running the shop, funds and family offices backing DIB suppliers, and the consultants, assessors, and providers who serve them.

Come in through Fieldcraft, the open room where operators share how to decide what to bid, win it, and keep it. The Porch is where you land first — Start Here, the book, the diagnostic, and the record of public CMMC sources.

The Access Desk is the working room: plain-language courses, printable instruments — the Operator Map, Scope Sketch, Provider Worksheet, Evidence Locker — worked casework on the questions shops actually get stuck on, and monthly live Office Hours. CMMC, NIST SP 800-171, DFARS 252.204-7012, SSP and POA&M, SPRS affirmation, and flowdown from your prime.

Start with the book, It Takes the Whole Shop. Run the diagnostic for an honest read on where you stand. Then bring your questions to the Desk.

Qualified on ordinary days.

MIAHSTONE LLC is a CyberAB Registered Practitioner Organization (RPO) in the CMMC ecosystem — verifiable on the CyberAB Marketplace at https://cyberab.org/marketplace.

The Assembly is an independent readiness community and does not represent any government agency. For official CMMC information, visit the Department of War CIO at https://dodcio.defense.gov/cmmc/.