Does My Company Need a Specific CAGE Code for Each Location to Comply with CMMC?
Source: DoD CIO CMMC FAQs v5 (C-Q5)
No, a specific CAGE code for each location is not required. An existing CAGE code within the company's hierarchy may be used to submit the appropriate assessment identified by the CMMC Unique Identifier (UID). The CMMC Assessment Boundary scope is documented in the System Security Plan and network diagrams.
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