Procurement Sciences is FedRAMP Moderate Authorized

Today Procurement Sciences achieved a FedRAMP® Moderate Authorization to Operate (ATO). We think it's a big day for every government contractor who's been waiting for an AI platform they can actually trust with their work.

If you work in government contracting, you know what that means. If you're newer to the space, we'll tell you why it matters more than you might think.

What FedRAMP Is (And Why It's Hard to Get)

FedRAMP — the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program — is the federal government's framework for evaluating and authorizing Cloud Service Providers (CSPs) that handle government information. It's rigorous, time-consuming, and demanding to achieve. That's by design.

A FedRAMP Moderate Authorization to Operate requires a CSP to implement and prove compliance with 325+ security controls covering everything from access management and encryption to incident response and continuous monitoring. An independent Third-Party Assessment Organization (3PAO) audits those controls, and a federal agency sponsors the authorization before it's approved by the FedRAMP Program Management Office.

The result is a government-issued authorization  — not a self-attestation, not a marketing claim — that tells federal agencies, contractors, and ISSOs something meaningful: this platform meets the rigorous security requirements of the FedRAMP Moderate baseline.

What Makes this Different This Different

1. It's enterprise-grade security validated by the most demanding customers in the world. Our ATO wasn't granted because we filled out a questionnaire. It was issued after a comprehensive independent assessment by an accredited 3PAO and sponsored by a federal agency. That's the same process every cloud tool on a federal network goes through. We went through it because our customers — and the work they do — deserve nothing less.

2. We're not just authorized today — we're audited continuously. A common misconception about FedRAMP is that it's a one-time milestone. It isn't. As a condition of our Authorization to Operate, we operate a formal continuous monitoring (ConMon) program. That means continuous security reviews, ongoing vulnerability scanning, and regular reporting to our authorizing agency. Your data is protected not just at the moment you sign up — it's protected on an ongoing, audited basis.

3. It removes the biggest blocker to company-wide adoption. If your IT or security team has ever flagged a BD or capture tool for lacking federal authorization, that conversation just changed. We have a pre-built security documentation package — SSP summary, control inventory, and ISSO-ready artifacts — designed to make your team's review as fast as possible. For most organizations, that means weeks, not months.

Why We Pursued It

Our mission is to transform the way businesses find, win, and deliver government contracts with AI. That mission only means something if government contractors can actually deploy our platform — company-wide, without compromise, on their most sensitive work.

For too long, GovCons have had to choose between powerful software and software their security teams could approve. That's a tradeoff that shouldn't exist. FedRAMP Moderate Authorization eliminates it.

What's Next

We're focused on what we've always been focused on: helping government contractors find, win, and deliver more contracts. Now, we just do it in an environment that meets the rigorous security requirements of the FedRAMP Moderate baseline.

Click here to request a demo of Procurement Sciences and learn more about our FedRAMP authorization.