WHERE WORK LIVES
One route in, one route out, and no offshore leg.
- Offshore build partners
- Offshore cloud regions
- Offshore support desks
One posture for every contract. Switching postures per contract is how mistakes happen.
WHERE THE WORK LIVES
One location, U.S. infrastructure, no exceptions we grant ourselves.
Where the work physically happens is a control like any other. Here is where CUI-touching work lives at ADAPT, and why the answer does not change with the contract.
NO OFFSHORE
All CUI-touching engineering stays here.
CAD, simulation, drawings, inspection planning. If it touches CUI, it is done by our team in Auburn Hills. No offshore engineering partners, no overseas subcontracting on these programs, ever.
U.S. INFRASTRUCTURE
U.S. servers, start to finish.
Simulation runs, file storage, CAD source files, and release packages all live on U.S. infrastructure. Nothing routes through overseas cloud regions on its way to the customer.
VOLUNTARY DISCIPLINE
We hold the line even when the contract does not.
Some contracts flow the requirement down. Some do not. We hold the same constraint either way, because switching postures per contract is how mistakes happen.
HOW WE RUN THIS LAYER
Four steps from receipt to retention.
Every CUI-touching deliverable follows the same path through the compliant environment.
Receive
Customer data lands in the compliant environment, on U.S. infrastructure, and is logged on arrival.
Engineer
Design, CAD, and simulation work happens in Auburn Hills, inside the environment, by rostered personnel.
Deliver
Release packages go out through encrypted delivery, not personal email or consumer file sharing.
Retain
Retention follows the contract terms. We keep what the contract says, for as long as it says, then dispose of it.
THE POLICY, IN ONE LINE
A constraint we chose before anyone made us.
Keeping all CUI-touching work in Auburn Hills costs us flexibility. We accept that cost because one consistent posture is easier to run correctly than a different posture per contract, and because our defense customers should not have to ask where their data went.
Same disclosure we provide everywhere: this is a CMMC Level 2 compliant environment built to the 110 NIST SP 800-171 rev 2 practices, not a certified one. We have not completed a C3PAO assessment. What this page describes is how the work is actually handled today.
Brian Smith, Director of Engineering
TALK TO AN ENGINEER
Tell us what you are building.
Send the program brief. An engineer on our team will read it and respond within one business day. Not a sales coordinator. Not a routing form.