StateRAMP / FedRAMP alignment
Control baselines mapped and evidence packaged to match each jurisdiction's review process.
// GOVERNMENT & PUBLIC SECTOR
PUBLIC TRUST. PRIVATE INFRASTRUCTURE.
State and local agencies, government contractors, and public authorities. StateRAMP-aligned services, CJIS-ready access controls, and FedRAMP Moderate paths for the right engagements.
Public-sector IT, without the usual friction
Government and public-sector organizations work under constraints that private-sector IT rarely sees: procurement rules that shape every vendor decision, transparency requirements that affect how systems are operated, and security frameworks (CJIS, FedRAMP-aligned, state-specific) that dictate the control set. The infrastructure has to deliver modern capability inside those constraints.
We work with municipal agencies, special districts, education-adjacent organizations, and public-sector contractors where the same expectations apply. Our model is designed to meet procurement requirements with documented pricing, service levels, and controls — while still delivering the responsiveness of a commercial managed service.
// WHAT YOU FACE
CHALLENGES WE SOLVE.
CJIS Security Policy
Advanced authentication, audit, and personnel security for criminal justice information systems.
Procurement vehicles
Available through cooperative purchasing vehicles and state master contracts.
Public records considerations
Retention, legal-hold, and secure destruction workflows built for public-records law.
Frameworks we design against
What procurement will ask for, already prepared
Standard documentation is ready on request: insurance certificates, SOC-aligned control descriptions, data handling commitments, background-check attestations for staff with access, and sample contract language for the most common state and municipal procurement frameworks. We have been through the questionnaire; it does not slow the engagement down.
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Our team includes engineers who have operated in your vertical. We speak your auditors' language.