WESTMINSTER, CO, Sep 9, 2025 – Trimble has announced the initiation of the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) authorization process for Trimble Connect, Trimble ProjectSight and Trimble Unity solutions. This initiative supports Trimble’s plan to provide a secure, connected construction platform for U.S. federal agencies and their contractors. It supports government agencies with solutions for capital improvement programs and digital project delivery.
Together, these solutions enable collaboration and project management for the public and private sectors. By seeking FedRAMP authorization, Trimble aims to provide federal customers with a secured environment to organize documents and workflows.
“As federal agencies continue to modernize their infrastructure and construction programs, they require solutions that not only increase efficiency, but also meet the most stringent security standards,” said Mark Schwartz, senior vice president, AECO software at Trimble. “Pursuing FedRAMP authorization is a natural extension of our commitment to the public sector, ensuring our customers can leverage the full power of a connected construction ecosystem with confidence.”
Project Scope
The FedRAMP initiative involves three components of Trimble’s construction management portfolio:
- Trimble Connect, a common data environment and collaboration platform
- ProjectSight, a construction project management solution
- Trimble Unity asset lifecycle management suite
Trimble will collaborate with Coalfire to guide the roadmap to final authorization. Coalfire will assess and validate whether Trimble Connect, ProjectSight, and Trimble Unity are able to meet the security controls mandated by the FedRAMP program.
Source: Trimble
About Trimble
Trimble Inc., established in 1978, is a technology company focused on creating tools that connect the physical and digital worlds. Based in Westminster, CO, the company serves industries such as agriculture, construction, geospatial technology, and transportation. Its products include GNSS receivers, optical devices, machine control systems, and widely used software and services. Trimble’s construction technology improves project efficiency by using data throughout each build stage. As of 2023, the company employs around 12,700 people worldwide. In 2022, Trimble reported $3.80 billion in revenue, reflecting its strong market presence. The company prioritizes innovation and sustainability, working to make industries more productive, safer, and environmentally friendly. Trimble has become a trusted name for improving workflows across various sectors by focusing on practical solutions and better processes.
About Coalfire
Coalfire, founded in 2001 and headquartered in Westminster, CO, provides cybersecurity and compliance services to industries including financial services, healthcare, retail, technology and government. The company offers advisory, assessment and security support covering areas such as FedRAMP, CMMC, cloud engineering, threat detection and compliance automation. With a workforce of about 1,000, Coalfire operates globally to help organizations strengthen cyber resilience and meet regulatory requirements in cloud-based environments.