OnePlan Wins FedRAMP High (Class D) Certification for Government Portfolio Platform

Certification follows Early Start program

OnePlan announced the certification on Oct. 15, 2026. The company says it arrives six months after OnePlan joined Project Hosts' Early Start program, which was meant to speed its path to serving the public sector.

"When we joined the Early Start program in April 2026, we committed to bringing modern strategic portfolio management to the public sector. Today we've delivered on that commitment, becoming FedRAMP High (Class D) Certified," said Scott Hebert, CEO of OnePlan, in the press release. He added that federal leaders "no longer have to choose between security and capability."

The product is listed on the FedRAMP Marketplace, and the company points to oneplan.ai/fedramp for more information.

What OnePlan for Government includes

According to OnePlan, the platform connects mission strategy, investments, programs, budgets and workforce in one place. It targets agencies that track programs in aging spreadsheets or have data spread across disconnected systems. The company describes several areas:

• Strategic Portfolio Management for Government: leaders can score demand against mission priorities, model funding scenarios and commit to a portfolio.
• Integrated Program Management: integrated master schedules, milestones, dependencies and risks in one workspace, supporting agile, waterfall and hybrid delivery. OnePlan says teams can resolve issues in days instead of weeks.
• Capital Planning & Investment Control (CPIC) and earned value reporting: agencies can track obligations and expenditures against appropriations, report cost and schedule performance against a time-phased baseline and keep an investment record for FITARA reporting.
• Resource & Capacity Planning: forecasts demand against available capacity by role and skill, so shortfalls show up before they become schedule slips.
• Risk & Benefits Management: a scored risk register with owners and mitigation plans, plus tracking of whether each investment delivers promised benefits.

Real-time dashboards and automated status roll-ups are meant to give executives, authorizing officials and oversight bodies an audit-ready view across programs, without manual data calls.

Sofia AI and Microsoft 365 integration

The platform includes Sofia AI, OnePlan's built-in assistant. Program leaders can ask questions about mission status, risk and budget in plain language and get answers that trace back to their agency's own data, according to the company. Sofia also drafts status updates in seconds and flags at-risk programs, budget variances and resource conflicts before they affect mission delivery.

OnePlan also works within Microsoft 365 tools agencies already use, including Teams, Project, Planner and Azure DevOps. The company says this lets mission teams adopt it quickly in daily work.

What it means for agencies

For federal civilian agencies and their contractors, the certification means a portfolio management option that carries the FedRAMP High (Class D) designation, which OnePlan describes as suited to "their most sensitive mission work." The company says more than 500 organizations worldwide rely on OnePlan and that it is a 5X Microsoft Project & Portfolio Management Partner of the Year. Pricing and availability details were not included in the announcement.