FedRAMP Authorized — High Impact

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Government by Oracle. 6 compliance features verified.

Infrastructure as a Service

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Government

by Oracle

High ImpactAuthorized

Impact Level

High

Status

Authorized

Pricing

enterprise

Authorization Date: September 15, 2020 | Sponsoring Agency: DoD

Overview

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Government is a FedRAMP High authorized cloud platform optimized for database-intensive workloads and enterprise applications. It provides dedicated government regions with full isolation from commercial tenants. OCI Government supports autonomous database, compute, and networking services.

Key Features

FedRAMP High baseline controls
DoD SRG IL2/IL4/IL5 authorization
Autonomous Database for government
Isolated government regions
Oracle Cloud Guard security monitoring
Maximum security zones

Certifications & Authorizations

FedRAMP High Authorization (3PAO validated)DoD SRG Impact Level 4 (IL4)DoD SRG Impact Level 5 (IL5)SOC 2 Type IIISO 27001:2013FIPS 140-2 Level 3 (Hardware Security Modules)PCI DSS Level 1

Deployment Options

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Government — US East (Ashburn) dedicated government region
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Government — US West (Phoenix) dedicated government region
Oracle Cloud Dedicated Region — Customer premises with Oracle-managed infrastructure
Oracle Exadata Cloud@Customer — On-premises engineered systems with cloud services
Oracle Database Cloud Service — Government regions with Autonomous Database
Hybrid deployment — Government cloud with on-premises Oracle Database integration

NIST 800-171 Compliance Coverage

88% of controls covered

How to Procure Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Government for Defense Contracts

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Government is available through GSA MAS Contract 47QSWA18D008J and SEWP V Contract NNG15SC03B. Government pricing includes dedicated tenancy costs and is typically 15-25% higher than commercial Oracle Cloud due to isolated government regions and enhanced security controls. Contracting officers must review the FedRAMP High authorization boundary documentation, which includes all IaaS services, Oracle Database services, and management plane components. The SSP covers 325+ controls with detailed implementation statements for each service layer. Authorization requires ATO from your agency's AO, typically taking 60-90 days for leveraged authorization. Include OCI Government's dedicated regions in your CMMC assessment boundary as contractor-owned/operated cloud services. Procurement timeline: RFP response (30 days), technical evaluation (45 days), pricing negotiation (15 days), contract award (30 days). Key approval requirements: confirm data classification compatibility with IL4/IL5, validate encryption key management approach using Oracle Key Vault, and ensure compliance with government region geographic restrictions. Oracle provides detailed control implementation evidence and continuous monitoring reports to support your ATO package.

Compliance Cross-References

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Government directly supports DFARS 252.204-7012 covered defense information protection through FedRAMP High security controls and dedicated government cloud isolation. For DFARS 252.239-7010 cloud computing requirements, OCI Government provides required security documentation, incident response procedures, and government-only data centers. NIST 800-171 control family mapping: Access Control (AC) through Oracle Identity Cloud Service with MFA and RBAC; System and Communications Protection (SC) via dedicated networks, encryption at rest/transit, and boundary protection; Audit and Accountability (AU) through comprehensive logging and Oracle Cloud Guard monitoring. CMMC Level 2 domain alignment includes strong Asset Management through Oracle Cloud Asset Tags, robust Configuration Management via Oracle Resource Manager, and comprehensive System and Information Integrity through Oracle Cloud Guard and Security Zones. DoD Cloud Computing SRG Level 4/5 compliance demonstrated through dedicated government regions, FIPS 140-2 validated cryptography, and continuous monitoring capabilities that meet DoD requirements for controlled unclassified and national security system data processing.

Defense Contractor Use Case

Defense contractors use Oracle Cloud Government for hosting Oracle-based ERP systems, running database-intensive applications, and migrating legacy Oracle workloads to a FedRAMP High environment.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the FedRAMP authorization level for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Government?

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Government is authorized at the FedRAMP High impact level, with authorization granted on 2020-09-15 sponsored by DoD. The FedRAMP High baseline includes approximately 421 security controls and is the most rigorous authorization level.

Can defense contractors use Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Government for CUI?

Yes, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Government is authorized at the FedRAMP High baseline, which is suitable for protecting CUI. Defense contractors can use this platform for processing, storing, and transmitting CUI in compliance with NIST 800-171 and DFARS 252.204-7012 requirements. The High baseline provides the most comprehensive set of security controls for cloud services.

How does Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Government pricing compare to commercial?

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure 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 Oracle directly or check GSA Advantage for current government pricing.

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