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Deltek Replicon Achieves FedRAMP Moderate Authorization

In a continued demonstration of leadership in cybersecurity compliance, Deltek Replicon has achieved FedRAMP Moderate Authorization—an important distinction for SaaS providers supporting government contractors. The Replicon platform, which includes Replicon Time Tracking and Polaris, now joins Costpoint GCCM as the latest solution to support cybersecurity compliance requirements with FedRAMP Moderate-validated controls in Deltek’s industry-leading portfolio 

With this accomplishment, Replicon customers benefit from a solution that meets rigorous government standards and helps them stay aligned with evolving compliance requirements.

Deltek is the intelligent cloud platform purpose-built for high-stakes work, that delivers speed, clarity, and control at every stage of the project lifecycle. Compliance and security are embedded throughout— with policies, auditable workflows, and secure orchestration built in from the start. This latest FedRAMP Moderate Authorization reinforces Deltek’s ability to support Replicon customers’ compliance needs today and well into the future.

Supporting DoD Cybersecurity Requirements with Replicon

If you're a government contractor, you already understand the stakes when it comes to compliance requirements. When working with the Department of Defense (DoD) to handle, store or process controlled unclassified information (CUI), cloud service providers (CSPs) must meet the cybersecurity standards of DFARS 252.204-7012 —requirements that have been in place since 2017 and are now more consistently enforced with the rollout of the DoD’s CMMC program.

With FedRAMP Moderate Authorization, Replicon supports cybersecurity requirements as a cloud service provider. Government contractors who meet this standard are better positioned to maintain eligibility for contracts, while those who do not may face compliance risks. Trusting Replicon as your secure time-tracking and resource management solution can help reduce risks and support ongoing compliance with DoD requirements.

  • FedRAMP Moderate Authorization—this means that Replicon is trusted by the U.S. Government to manage project time tracking for billing, costing and expense, workforce management, time off, and labor compliance
  • Independent Verification from an official FedRAMP-recognized third-party assessment organization (3PAO)
  • Documentation to Support Compliance—publicly listed on the FedRAMP Marketplace
  • Integrations for maximum capabilities in this highly competitive government contracting environment

Deltek Delivers Your Competitive Advantage

With the Replicon platform now operating within a FedRAMP Moderate Authorized cloud, Deltek gives government contractors the assurance and support they need as CMMC becomes a requirement across new defense contracts.

As these requirements expand, CMMC compliance is appearing in all new DoD contracts that will handle Federal Contract Information (FCI) or CUI, and since late 2024, DoD contractors and subcontractors have been seeking CMMC Level 2 certification assessments to avoid risking future contract awards. As a requirement for CMMC Level 2 certification, cloud service offerings in scope for assessment must demonstrate FedRAMP Moderate Authorization or Equivalency—and the Replicon platform, along with Costpoint GCCM has you covered.  

This shift is already visible in major procurement programs. The Golden Dome program is the first major government buying initiative to require CMMC Level 2 (C3PAO) compliance, which is opening the door to significant new opportunities for contractors who meet stringent cybersecurity compliance standards.

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Contributors

Author

Michael Greenman

Sr. Product Marketing Manager

Michael Greenman is a subject matter expert in Software as a Service (SaaS) and cybersecurity. He has worked for Deltek since 2021 to bring awareness and understanding of Deltek’s SaaS solutions and how they benefit project-based businesses across multiple markets. Michael is a frequent speaker on cybersecurity compliance initiatives, like CMMC, for government contractors and he is a CMMC Registered Practitioner. Michael holds master’s degrees in public administration and cybersecurity.

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