Eptura, the global worktech leader, announced that it has achieved authorization through the U.S. Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) for its Integrated Workplace Management System (IWMS) Archibus. With Archibus now available on the FedRAMP Marketplace, Eptura is expanding government agencies’ access to industry-leading facility and asset management tools to maximize their infrastructure investments.
FedRAMP is a government-wide program that aims to increase cloud adoption in the public sector by standardizing the approach to security and risk assessment.
“Government agencies today are under public scrutiny to maintain transparency and accountability in how they manage taxpayer-funded assets and buildings,” stated Eptura CEO Brandon Holden. “Eptura’s FedRAMP authorization will create new opportunities for government agencies to evaluate office utilization and right-size their real estate, strengthen their maintenance and repair programs, and track the performance of their buildings and assets.”
Eptura has undergone extensive assessments to demonstrate compliance with rigorous federal cybersecurity regulations, which are currentlyunder review by the Office of Management and Budget for potentialsimplification.
Eptura is committed to meeting the highest security standards and delivering in-demand capabilities to local, state, and federal agencies, including:
- Clear visibility into space and asset utilization, maintenance processes, and inspection records to ensure compliance with regulatory and financial oversight.
- Real-time data to continuously track the usage and condition of government spaces and assets, maintain up-to-date inventories, and streamline maintenance workflows.
- Comprehensive space allocation visuals, scenario planning capabilities, and historical cost allocation to right-size federal real estate now and for the future.
- Centralized asset management to provide a unified view across multiple locations and help simplify asset tracking, acquisition, utilization, repurposing and decommissioning.
As federal agencies respond to new mandates emphasizing in-person work and tighter budget oversight, the public sector is accelerating its adoption of secure cloud-based technologies to improve space utilization, streamline operations, and reduce overhead. Recent directives — such as the return-to-office memorandum and the General Service Administration’s space consolidation initiatives — underscore the urgency to right-size real estate portfolios and eliminate excess costs.
More than 600 government institutions across 11 countries already leverage Eptura solutions to optimize their infrastructure, including three quarters of the 15 U.S. executive departments and associated agencies.
“By achieving FedRAMP authorization, we are making it easier for U.S. government agencies to connect and operationalize their facilities, assets, and infrastructure effectively and securely,” said Eptura CTO Paul Phillips. “Our solutions bring critical capabilities — such as space optimization, building maintenance, and risk mitigation — together to help the public sector make data-driven decisions on how they allocatetheir maintenance and property budgets and spend taxpayer dollars.”
