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Government & Defense

ITAR-AwareSection 508 CompliantFedRAMP-Ready Hosting

Webentwicklung für Verteidigungsunternehmen

Ihre Defense-Website verliert Verträge, bevor Procurement anruft

100%

508 Compliant

WCAG 2.1 AA standard

95+

Lighthouse Score

Performance target

<2s

Load Time

On classified networks too

Security Findings

Clean pen-test results

What Defense Procurement Officers Judge in 8 Seconds — And What Disqualifies Your Firm

A contracting officer lands on your capabilities page at 0600. They're vetting six primes for a $47M IDIQ. Your site loads—slow. No clearance-level job postings. No GSA Schedule number visible. Capabilities read like marketing, not mission alignment. They tab-close in nine seconds. Defense company website development builds the infrastructure government buyers expect: Section 508 compliance so your RFP isn't auto-rejected, ITAR-aware content workflows that keep technical data from triggering State Department penalties, and contract vehicle showcases that surface your CAGE code, DUNS, and past performance in the language CPARS evaluators already speak. Your site isn't a brochure—it's your qualification packet, live and filterable. We architect capabilities matrices that map your solutions to specific DoD program areas, secure document portals with identity verification, and CMMC-ready hosting that protects CUI. Because one accessibility audit failure or one ITAR slip costs you more than a website ever will.

Wo Projekte scheitern

Your current site may be exposing technical data that could trigger ITAR violations State Department penalties run up to $1M per violation — and debarment from federal contracts.

If your site fails Section 508 accessibility audits, you face automatic disqualification from government RFPs and potential DOJ enforcement action. Automatic disqualification from government RFPs and potential DOJ enforcement action

Slow load times and broken mobile layouts cost you business Contracting officers move to a competitor within 10 seconds of a bad experience.

If your capabilities page reads like a brochure instead of a solution brief, you lose shortlist positions to competitors who tie their offerings directly to specific program needs. You lose shortlist positions to competitors who map solutions to specific program needs

Missing contract vehicle information and no CAGE/DUNS visibility on your site means government buyers can't verify your eligibility — so they move on to the next bidder. Government buyers can't verify your eligibility and skip to the next bidder

Running WordPress with outdated plugins and no WAF is a serious risk One breach could compromise CUI and knock you out of CMMC Level 2 certification.

Compliance

ITAR-Aware Architecture

We architect sites that keep controlled technical data off public-facing pages. Content workflows flag ITAR-sensitive language before anything gets published.

Section 508 / WCAG 2.1 AA

Every page meets federal accessibility standards from the start. We run automated and manual audits before every deployment.

CMMC-Aligned Hosting

We deploy to FedRAMP-authorized infrastructure with data encrypted at rest and in transit. The hosting configuration is built to support your CMMC Level 2 assessment.

Zero-Trust Content Management

Role-based access controls make sure only cleared personnel can edit sensitive content. Every change is logged with a full audit trail.

Performance Under Constraint

Static-first architecture delivers sub-2-second load times even on restricted government networks. No client-side bloat, no third-party tracking scripts.

Continuous Security Monitoring

Automated vulnerability scanning and dependency auditing run on every build. We catch CVEs before they ever reach production.

Was wir bauen

Build dynamic capabilities matrices that filter by DoD program area, contract type, and clearance level

Procurement officers find your contract eligibility in seconds—no phone calls, no guessing, no lost shortlist spots

Surface contract vehicle access—IDIQ, BPA, GSA Schedule, SBIR/STTR—where procurement officers expect to find it

Section 508 compliance keeps your firm in every RFP cycle—automatic disqualification becomes automatic qualification

Structure past performance case studies in CPARS-aligned language government evaluators recognize instantly

ITAR-aware content workflows prevent State Department penalties and protect your export control posture

Deploy gated document portals with identity verification and download logging for white papers and tech briefs

CMMC-ready hosting and WAF protection mean your CUI stays secure and your Level 2 certification stays valid

Integrate job boards that display clearance requirements and connect directly to your ATS for cleared talent

Capabilities pages that read like solution briefs—not brochures—tie your offerings directly to mission needs

Enforce pre-publish review workflows on your blog so OSINT-sensitive information never slips through

Fast mobile load times and clear navigation keep contracting officers engaged past the critical 10-second threshold

Unser Prozess

Security & Compliance Audit

We start by auditing your current site for ITAR exposure, 508 failures, and attack surface. You get a prioritized risk report with specific remediation steps.

Week 1

Architecture & Content Strategy

Then we map your capabilities to the buyers who matter — contracting officers, program managers, and primes. The site architecture is built around how government buyers actually search, not how you want to present yourself.

Weeks 2-3

Design & Prototype

High-fidelity designs are built for credibility and trust. Every component passes 508 checks before we write a single line of production code.

Weeks 4-5

Development & Hardened Deployment

We build with Next.js static rendering deployed to FedRAMP-aligned infrastructure. WAF rules, CSP headers, and dependency scanning are configured from day one.

Weeks 6-8

Pen Test, Launch & Training

From there it's an independent security scan, a final 508 audit, and go-live. Your team gets trained on the CMS with role-based permissions already in place.

Weeks 9-10

Next.jsVercelSupabaseSanity CMSCloudflare WAFSentry

Häufige Fragen

Müssen Websites von Verteidigungsunternehmen ITAR-konform sein?

Wenn Ihre Website technische Daten zu Verteidigungsartikeln auf der USML anzeigt oder überträgt, gilt ITAR. Das bedeutet nicht, dass Sie keine öffentliche Website haben können – es bedeutet, dass Ihre Content-Workflows versehentliche Offenlegung kontrollierter Daten verhindern müssen. Wir bauen Redaktionssicherungen und Überprüfungs-Gates direkt in das CMS ein.

Wie wirkt sich CMMC auf meine Unternehmenswebsite aus?

CMMC deckt hauptsächlich interne IT-Systeme ab, die CUI verarbeiten, nicht Ihre Marketing-Website. Allerdings können Ihr Website-Hosting und Ihr CMS in Ihre Bewertungsgrenze fallen, wenn sie CUI berühren. Wir stellen auf isolierte, FedRAMP-aligned Infrastruktur bereit, um Ihre Website aus dieser Grenze herauszuhalten.

Was macht eine Defense-Website anders als eine kommerzielle?

Regierungskäufer lesen anders. Beschaffungsbeamte scannen nach Contract Vehicles und NAICS-Codes. Ihr Content birgt regulatorische Risiken. Und Ihr Hosting muss höhere Sicherheitsstandards erfüllen. Wir adressieren alle drei Aspekte – Struktur, Compliance und die Vertrauenssignale, die Regierungskäufer suchen.

Können Sie unsere Defense-Website von WordPress migrieren?

Ja. WordPress ist ein häufiger Angriffsvektor und erscheint regelmäßig in Sicherheitsaudits. Wir migrieren zu einem Headless CMS mit statischer Rendering, das die PHP-Angriffsfläche vollständig eliminiert. Content, Redirects und SEO-Equity werden alle sauber übertragen. Die meisten Migrationen sind in vier bis sechs Wochen abgeschlossen.

Wie gehen Sie mit Section 508 Compliance um?

Wir bauen zu WCAG 2.1 AA aus der Wireframe-Phase – semantisches HTML, ARIA-Landmarks, Tastaturnavigation und korrekte Farbkontrastverhältnisse durchgehend. Automatisierte axe-core-Scans laufen bei jedem Pull Request, und wir führen manuelle Screen-Reader-Tests vor dem Launch durch. Sie erhalten einen Compliance-Report mit jeder Deployment.

Wie lange dauert ein Website-Projekt für Verteidigungsunternehmen?

Die meisten Projekte laufen acht bis zehn Wochen vom Kickoff bis zum Launch. Die Security-Audit- und Content-Strategy-Phase dauert zwei bis drei Wochen am Anfang – hier identifizieren wir ITAR-Risiken und mappen Ihre Capabilities. Entwicklung und gehärtete Deployment folgen in Woche vier bis acht, mit Tests und Training im letzten Sprint.

Defense Websites from $12,000

Fixed-fee. 30-day post-launch support. Compliance documentation included.

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