OnePlan said federal civilian agencies and contractors can use its portfolio-management software through Project Hosts’ FedRAMP High-certified GSS One Azure system, widening the company’s route into government work.
OnePlan’s Oct. 15 announcement followed a company post dated Oct. 5 that said it had completed the process in partnership with Project Hosts. The FedRAMP Marketplace identifies GSS One Azure, provided by Project Hosts Inc., as the certified offering and lists it as FedRAMP Certified, Rev5, on an agency path at Class D (High).
The marketplace gives GSS One Azure a certification date of March 16, 2026. It also lists OnePlan as an application within the system’s authorization boundary, available there from Sept. 21, 2026. The record’s certification date applies to GSS One Azure; it does not identify a separate OnePlan package.
OnePlan says its government suite supports portfolio and program management, along with capital planning, earned-value reporting and workforce capacity planning. It also covers risk and benefits tracking, the company says. Its announcement names Sofia AI and integrations with Microsoft Teams, Project, Planner and Azure DevOps.
OnePlan joined Project Hosts’ Early Start program on April 13, 2026. An announcement hosted on OnePlan’s website describes the program as helping software vendors move toward FedRAMP authorization. In a Project Hosts case study, OnePlan CEO Scott Hebert said the company had previously passed up federal opportunities while it lacked certification. He estimated $10 million to $20 million in potential federal and defense opportunities.
FedRAMP guidance says Class D corresponds to the former High category and requires the deepest assessment coverage. The classification reflects the scope of assessment information rather than a product’s security level, and it is limited to agency-sponsored paths.
OnePlan says it is preparing a dedicated Department of Defense (DoD) Impact Level 5 (IL5) environment and working toward operational certification. The company has not announced a date for that milestone.
