Section 8.4 - Register entry
DOC-REF: FRC-MKT-AGENCYNITCIAAS
vGov
United States Department of Agriculture lists vGov on the FedRAMP Marketplace with the status FedRAMP Certified, at Moderate impact, on the Agency path under the Rev5 process. Package AGENCYNITCIAAS, read from the marketplace feed as of September 3, 2026.
Section A. Register entry
What the marketplace records
- FedRAMP package ID
- AGENCYNITCIAAS
- Cloud service provider
- United States Department of Agriculture
- Certification status
- FedRAMP Certified
- Impact level
- Moderate
- Certification class
- Class C (Moderate)
- Authorization path
- Agency
- Certification type
- Rev5
- Marketplace phase
- Ongoing Certification
- Deployment model
- Government Community Cloud
- Register snapshot
- September 3, 2026
- Service model
- IaaS, PaaS
- Independent assessor
- Fortreum, LLC
- Certification date
- September 16, 2013
- Status date
- September 16, 2013
- Annual assessment
- July 1, 2011
- Agency authorizations
- 4
- Recorded reuses
- 11
- Dependent offerings
- 3
- Milestones on record
- 3
The marketplace carries vGov under package AGENCYNITCIAAS with 19 recorded fields. Its certification date is September 16, 2013. Fortreum, LLC is named as the independent assessor, with an annual assessment date of July 1, 2011. 4 agencies are listed as having authorized it, among them Defense Information Systems Agency, Department of Agriculture, General Services Administration and 1 more, and the feed records 11 reuses of the package. It is delivered as IaaS and PaaS on a government community cloud. 3 other offerings on the register are listed as dependent on this one, among them General Support System (GSS), Totara Talent Development Government Cloud Platform and AgCloud Managed Platform Services (AMPS).
Section B. Milestones
3 entries in the marketplace event log
Most recent first, as recorded by FedRAMP.
| Date | Category | Recorded |
|---|---|---|
| September 16, 2013 | Status Change | Status changed from PMO Review to FedRAMP Certified |
| September 16, 2013 | Status Change | Status changed from Agency Review to FedRAMP In Process |
| December 12, 2012 | Status Change | Status set to Agency Authorization In Process |
Section C. Cost context
What reaching Moderate costs
Our own published ranges for a provider going through this level. Nothing here is a figure this provider has disclosed.
Cost context
Budget for a Moderate authorization
Our published planning range for a provider pursuing Moderate. It is not a figure any listed provider has disclosed.
Read the FedRAMP Moderate cost guide / annual assessment cost / continuous monitoring cost
Path
Agency Authorization is the route for 578 of the offerings on the marketplace. Our cost pages put it at $800,000 to $2,000,000 over 12 to 18 months for Moderate. Agency authorization cost
Assessment and monitoring
An annual assessment date of July 1, 2011 is on the record, and that assessment recurs for as long as the package stays listed. Annual assessment cost / continuous monitoring cost
Section E. Agencies on the record
4 agencies listed against this package
As published on the marketplace. An agency named here has issued its own authorization to operate; FedRAMP does not issue ATOs itself.
- Defense Information Systems Agency
- Department of Agriculture
- General Services Administration
- United States Office of Government Ethics
Section F. Dependent offerings
3 listed offerings build on this package
From the marketplace's dependent products view. A provider that inherits controls from a package below it carries a narrower assessment boundary of its own, which is one of the larger levers on authorization cost.
- General Support System (GSS)
- Totara Talent Development Government Cloud Platform
- AgCloud Managed Platform Services (AMPS)
Inheritance is why boundary scope moves a budget more than headcount does. The hidden costs page sets out where scope creeps back in.
Section G. Nearest entries on the register
Comparable offerings
Scored on impact level, path, status, shared business categories and how close the two entries sit in the register's own timeline.
United States Department of Agriculture lists 2 offerings on the marketplace. The others are:
- AINS dba OPEXUS - eCase
AINS dba OPEXUS
FedRAMP Certified, Moderate impact, Agency path, Rev5, certified February 21, 2014.
- DoD Cloud Intelligent Enterprise - DD-CIE
SAP National Security Services Inc. (SAP NS2)
FedRAMP Certified, Moderate impact, Agency path, Rev5, certified June 13, 2017.
- Trellix Email Security GovCloud
Trellix
FedRAMP Certified, Moderate impact, Agency path, Rev5, certified July 5, 2017.
- Treasury Cloud Moderate
United States Department of the Treasury
FedRAMP Certified, Moderate impact, Agency path, Rev5, certified May 6, 2014.
- Tyler Federal Product Suite
Tyler Federal, LLC
FedRAMP Certified, Moderate impact, Agency path, Rev5, certified June 6, 2014.
Section H. Description
As published on the marketplace
The provider's own description of the service, reproduced from the FedRAMP feed without edits.
The USDA's Digital Infrastructure Services Center (DISC) is a federally-owned Cloud Service Provider for systems that are owned by Federal, State, and Local governments. The USDA DISC offers both IaaS and PaaS services to its customers on Midrange and Mainframe infrastructure, with a variety of operating system platforms and database options to choose from in a fully virtualized hosting environment. Network services are provided for both IaaS and PaaS environments, and offer robust, secure and highly redundant connectivity to the USDA WAN and the Internet. Additional information about these services is available here (http://www.ocio.usda.gov/about-ocio/data-center-operations-dco). The USDA DISC Service Catalog is available here (http://www.ocio.usda.gov/document/nitc-service-catalog) The USDA DISC Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) offering provides a virtual machine infrastructure which allows customers the option to maintain control of their operating and general support systems at the system level. Network, Facility and Operational Support Services are included with all IaaS offerings. Security monitoring and defense in depth for all IaaS servers is provided via periodic vulnerability scanning with best-in-class software. IaaS customers receive the benefit of fully managed standardized hardware, advanced server virtualization, strict standards, security and economies of scale from DISC. The USDA DISC's Platform as a Service (PaaS) offerings build upon IaaS offerings and enable customers to select from secure, standardized Operating System images that are configured to meet actual processing requirements. The PaaS service offering provides fully managed Operating Systems that are maintained by USDA DISC. These hardened and virtualized operating systems leverage advanced server virtualization technologies, compliant security and build standards, and economies of scale. The PaaS offering enables rapid delivery of cost-effective, fully-managed operating platforms offering expanded controls to securely host customer's mission critical applications. This USDA DISC PaaS offering is currently available for multiple operating systems, including: RedHat Linux, Microsoft Windows, Oracle Solaris, IBM AIX, and zOS. The DISC PaaS Service offering also fully supports many database offerings, including: mySQL, MSSQL, Oracle and DB2. Security services offered by USDA DISC, as part of all standard service offerings, are implemented and monitored through Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation (CDM) solutions. In addition to the FedRAMP Moderate security control baseline, the USDA DISC has implemented FISMA High security controls for all service offerings and FedRAMP+ DoD Impact Level 4 (IL4) controls within the Midrange PaaS service offering.
Next step
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Provenance and independence
Source: the FedRAMP Marketplace product feed, produced by the General Services Administration. The feed's own last-change stamp is September 3, 2026; this copy was taken on September 5, 2026.
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