OnePlan Gains FedRAMP High Status for Federal Agencies
The platform now enables secure mission planning for civilian agencies via its integration with the Microsoft 365 ecosystem.
Updated on Oct. 15, 2026 in Cybersecurity
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OnePlan has secured FedRAMP High (Class D) certification, allowing federal civilian agencies to utilize the platform for mission planning and resource management. The authorization follows a six-month engagement with the Project Hosts Early Start program.
Why it matters
This certification enables public sector leaders to adopt private-sector strategic portfolio management tools while meeting strict government data security requirements. It marks a transition for the platform from purely private enterprise utility to supporting critical federal mission management workflows.
The FedRAMP High certification confirms the platform meets rigorous security requirements for sensitive federal data, an upgrade over its standard commercial baseline. The software currently serves more than 500 organizations worldwide and holds five Microsoft Project and Portfolio Management Partner of the Year awards.
The players
OnePlan
A San Marcos-based software provider specializing in strategic portfolio management tools that integrate with the Microsoft 365 ecosystem.
Project Hosts
A managed service provider that operates the Early Start program designed to accelerate cloud service providers through the FedRAMP compliance process.
The details
OnePlan achieves this security posture through an integration architecture that leverages Microsoft 365 tools, including Teams, Project, Planner, and Azure DevOps. The platform allows for centralized mission planning and funding tracking by connecting these existing enterprise productivity suites into a unified dashboard. The certification process required aligning these data flows with the security protocols mandated for high-impact federal government cloud services.
Timeline
April 2026: OnePlan joined the Project Hosts Early Start program.
October 15, 2026: OnePlan achieved FedRAMP High (Class D) certification.
The Tech Race
This development follows the established trend of commercial SaaS providers pursuing the FedRAMP High designation to enter the competitive federal mission-management market. It places OnePlan alongside other major portfolio management tools already authorized for government use within the broader Microsoft 365 security environment.
Federal civilian agencies can now integrate the platform into their existing Microsoft 365 environments to manage mission funding and planning. The shift provides teams currently using Teams, Planner, and Azure DevOps with a standardized, secure interface for tracking agency-wide strategic projects.
The takeaway
Achieving FedRAMP High status clears the regulatory path for wide-scale federal adoption of the platform's portfolio management tools. IT leaders should watch for upcoming government contract announcements that name the platform as a requirement for new mission planning initiatives.
Further reading
For more on how cloud platforms navigate federal compliance, see Cybersecurity.
More information
Review the full technical specifications on the OnePlan FedRAMP information page.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Kingston Whig-Standard.
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