Company announcement · Published by Federal Bid Partners LLC
October 22, 2026 — Federal Bid Partners has expanded CMMC.courses with new resources designed to help contractors organize cybersecurity readiness questions and compare their next steps. The learning hub now includes 17 practical guides covering CMMC, proposal writing, SAM.gov preparation, capability statements, and related contracting work.
The additions include a CMMC Pulsar walkthrough using screenshots from the public product tour, a Level 1 cost guide with an illustrative budget calculator, and a free fillable planning worksheet. Visitors can use the worksheet without providing an email address.
Two offers with different roles
CMMC Pulsar is a readiness software platform from Pulsar Technology LLC, a sister company of Federal Bid Partners. Its Level 1 annual software plan starts at $399/year. The platform’s public product material describes scope, control mapping, evidence, policy assistance, AI-assisted network diagrams, and documentation workflows.
Federal Bid Partners also offers $3,000 end-to-end Level 1 readiness support within a defined professional scope. The Registered Practitioner-led engagement includes FCI scoping support, readiness gap review, policy drafting, evidence organization, self-assessment preparation, and affirmation guidance. Software subscriptions, technical remediation labor, and third-party fees are separate. Level 2 and NIST consulting are scoped and priced separately.
Practical resources and a direct contact path
The company’s leadership includes Weston Zloty, MBA, RP, a CMMC Registered Practitioner, and Daniel Zloty, BA, PMP. The learning hub links visitors to the team profile, relevant service information, and the FBP contact page.
Contractors can call 877-420-8206 to discuss software, readiness support, proposal writing, SAM assistance, or capability materials. Initial inquiries should describe the business goal and timing at a high level.
These resources support planning and preparation. They do not issue CMMC certification or guarantee an assessment result or a contract award. Each organization remains responsible for its actual implementation, accurate evidence, and applicable assessment and affirmation requirements.
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