Quality & Security

What we hold, what's in progress, and what's planned.

We'd rather show a plain status table than a row of badges. Here is exactly where we stand.

Concept of the planned five-step inspection path: print review, material certs, first-piece and in-process checks, final inspection, and documentation package. All steps planned.

Credentials

Held today.

Only the Held rows are claims about today. Each one names who issued it and the identifier you can check.

CredentialIssued by / registryIdentifier / scopeStatus
CMMC Level 2DCMA DIBCAC assessmentHandling of CUI on the company information systems of Guardianshield Cybersecurity, LLCHeld
CAGE codeDefense Logistics Agency CAGE program9N5A7Held
SAM registrationSAM.govSAM-registered · UEI X5AMV2F3EG37Held
Facility quality proceduresInternalContract review, inspection, calibration, and records procedures being written for the new facilityIn progress

Explainer

NAVSEA, SUBSAFE and Level I: what they are

Much submarine and naval shipbuilding work carries Level I or SUBSAFE material-control and quality requirements, often alongside NAVSEA technical requirements. These are approvals that a prime contractor or shipyard grants to a specific supplier after audits and a record of delivered work. They are not certificates a company can buy or declare for itself.

Guardianshield Systems does not hold any of these approvals. If your RFQ flows these requirements down, tell us up front and we will tell you plainly whether we can quote it.

Questions about our status?

Ask. We'll answer specifically, and in writing if you need it for your supplier file.