Meet Redspin at SAME SBC 2026

November 4–6, 2026

Charlotte Convention Center

Charlotte, North Carolina

Redspin will attend the 2026 Society of American Military Engineers (SAME) Small Business Conference, the premier federal business-development and networking event for the architecture, engineering and construction industry. Connect with us at the WSP booth # 1401 where you’ll be able to connect with Redspin.

SAME SBC 2026 brings together federal agency leaders, acquisition decision-makers, prime contractors, small businesses and industry partners to identify contract opportunities, establish teaming relationships and advance mission-critical infrastructure and national security priorities.

Connect With Redspin at SAME SBC at the WSP Booth # 1401

Federal architecture, engineering and construction companies often operate within complex contracting environments involving sensitive government information, multiple subcontractors and evolving cybersecurity requirements.

Connect with Redspin at SAME SBC 2026 to discuss:

• CMMC readiness and assessment preparation
• NIST SP 800-171 and DFARS compliance
• Identifying and protecting Controlled Unclassified Information
• Determining the appropriate CMMC assessment scope
• Cybersecurity requirements for subcontractors and teaming partners
• Protecting CUI across project, cloud and collaboration environments
• Preparing for a C3PAO assessment
• Maintaining compliance after CMMC certification

Whether your organization is entering the federal market, pursuing new Department of Defense contracts, supporting a prime contractor or preparing for CMMC certification, Redspin can help you understand your obligations and determine the right next steps.

Meet Greg Powers at SAME SBC

Greg Powers, Senior Account Executive, Defense Industrial Base

Greg will be available throughout SAME SBC to meet with federal contractors, small businesses, A/E/C firms, prime contractors and other organizations supporting the Defense Industrial Base.

Schedule a Meeting With Redspin

Attending SAME SBC 2026? Schedule time with Greg Powers to discuss your organization’s CMMC readiness, federal cybersecurity requirements, assessment preparation and compliance goals.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is SAME SBC 2026?

The Society of American Military Engineers Small Business Conference is a federal business-development and networking event for architecture, engineering, construction, environmental, facility-management, cybersecurity and related industries. It connects small businesses and industry partners with federal agencies, acquisition leaders and prime contractors.

When and where is SAME SBC 2026?

SAME SBC 2026 will take place November 4–6, 2026, at the Charlotte Convention Center in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Who from Redspin will attend SAME SBC 2026?

Redspin will be represented by Greg Powers, Senior Account Executive for the Defense Industrial Base.

Why is CMMC important for federal A/E/C contractors?

Architecture, engineering and construction firms supporting Department of Defense contracts may be required to meet CMMC requirements when they handle Federal Contract Information or Controlled Unclassified Information. The applicable CMMC level depends on the organization’s contracts and the information it receives, creates, processes, stores or transmits.

Does every federal contractor need CMMC certification?

No. CMMC applies when an eligible Department of Defense contract includes the relevant requirements. Organizations should review their contract clauses, information flows, subcontractor relationships and technology environments to determine whether certification is required.

How does Redspin help Defense Industrial Base organizations?

Redspin supports defense contractors throughout the CMMC lifecycle, including readiness assessments, scoping, remediation planning, documentation, training, managed cloud and security services, certification assessments and ongoing compliance maintenance.

Can I schedule a meeting with Redspin at SAME SBC?

Yes. Conference attendees can request a meeting with Greg Powers to discuss CMMC readiness, C3PAO assessment preparation, NIST SP 800-171, DFARS requirements and Defense Industrial Base cybersecurity.