FedRAMP Authorized — Moderate Impact
GitLab Government by GitLab. 6 compliance features verified.
GitLab Government
by GitLab
Impact Level
Moderate
Status
Authorized
Pricing
enterprise
Authorization Date: November 10, 2022 | Sponsoring Agency: GSA
Overview
GitLab Government provides FedRAMP Moderate authorized DevSecOps platform combining source code management, CI/CD, and security testing in a single application. It offers a complete software development lifecycle platform without requiring multiple tool integrations. The platform supports air-gapped deployments.
Key Features
Certifications & Authorizations
Deployment Options
NIST 800-171 Compliance Coverage
How to Procure GitLab Government for Defense Contracts
GitLab Government is available through GSA MAS (Multiple Award Schedule) under SIN 54151S for Software as a Service and SIN 518210 for IT Professional Services. SEWP VI contracts also support GitLab procurement under Category 1 (IT Products and Standard Services). Government pricing typically offers 15-25% discount from commercial rates with volume-based tiers starting at $19/user/month for Premium and $99/user/month for Ultimate editions. Contracting officers must review the FedRAMP P-ATO documentation, including the System Security Plan (SSP), Security Assessment Report (SAR), and Plan of Action & Milestones (POA&M) available through the FedRAMP Marketplace. The authorization boundary encompasses the core GitLab application, integrated security scanning tools, CI/CD pipelines, and container registries but excludes customer-managed GitLab Runners. Procurement timeline averages 90-120 days including security review, ATO documentation preparation, and STIG implementation guidance. For CMMC assessment boundaries, include GitLab as a covered contractor information system if processing, storing, or transmitting CUI through repositories, issues, or CI/CD pipelines. Document data flows, encryption controls, and access management in your CMMC System Security Plan.
Compliance Cross-References
GitLab Government's FedRAMP Moderate authorization directly supports DFARS 252.204-7012 requirements for adequate security of covered contractor information systems. The platform satisfies DFARS 252.239-7010 cloud computing security requirements through its FedRAMP authorization and government-dedicated infrastructure. For NIST 800-171 compliance, GitLab addresses Access Control (AC) requirements through RBAC, MFA, and privileged access management; System and Communications Protection (SC) controls via encryption-in-transit/at-rest and secure API communications; and Audit and Accountability (AU) controls through comprehensive activity logging and SIEM integration capabilities. The platform supports CMMC Level 2 domains including Access Control (AC.L2), Awareness and Training (AT.L2) through security scanning feedback, Audit and Accountability (AU.L2) with detailed commit and pipeline logs, Configuration Management (CM.L2) via infrastructure-as-code and change tracking, Identification and Authentication (IA.L2) through integrated identity management, System and Communications Protection (SC.L2) with container scanning and vulnerability management, and System and Information Integrity (SI.L2) through automated security testing integration.
Defense Contractor Use Case
Defense contractors use GitLab Government for end-to-end DevSecOps when they prefer a single platform for code management, CI/CD, security testing, and compliance tracking.
Related Products
More DevOps & Development Products
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the FedRAMP authorization level for GitLab Government?
GitLab Government is authorized at the FedRAMP Moderate impact level, with authorization granted on 2022-11-10 sponsored by GSA. The FedRAMP Moderate baseline includes approximately 325 security controls covering confidentiality, integrity, and availability.
Can defense contractors use GitLab Government for CUI?
GitLab Government is authorized at the FedRAMP Moderate baseline. While FedRAMP Moderate covers a broad range of government data, defense contractors handling CUI should carefully evaluate whether Moderate controls meet their specific DFARS 252.204-7012 and NIST 800-171 requirements. Some CUI categories may require FedRAMP High authorization depending on the sensitivity of the data and contract requirements.
How does GitLab Government pricing compare to commercial?
GitLab Government government pricing is typically negotiated on an enterprise basis and may differ from commercial list prices. Government and defense contractor pricing often includes compliance overhead that can make it 15-30% higher than commercial equivalents. However, volume discounts, GSA Schedule pricing, and multi-year commitments can help offset these costs. Contact GitLab directly or check GSA Advantage for current government pricing.
Browse All FedRAMP Authorized Tools
Search and filter 80+ FedRAMP authorized products for your defense contracting needs.
Open FedRAMP FinderTrack GitLab Government FedRAMP compliance updates with AI-powered intelligence
Signals matches SAM.gov opportunities to your profile, monitors regulatory changes, and alerts you before competitors. Free for 90 days.
Start Free — 90 Days