FleetCommander is the first and only FedRAMP-authorized Fleet Management Information System (FMIS) publicly available in the FedRAMP Marketplace. Built on AWS GovCloud and FedRAMP-aligned, it accelerates approval timelines, simplifies compliance, and keeps your fleet operations secure and audit-ready.
Built for federal missions on AWS GovCloud (US), FleetCommander inherits NIST 800-53 controls, ships with a complete SSP/POA&M, and supports continuous monitoring. Listed in the FedRAMP Marketplace and designed to integrate with authorized telematics, it also streamlines procurement and secure migration for Low/Moderate/High-impact fleets. Here are six ways we solve the most common federal fleet IT & security challenges.
CONTACT USFast-track compliance using inherited FedRAMP controls and pre-vetted documentation.
Runs in AWS GovCloud, with continuous vulnerability scanning and 3PAO-verified assessments.
Automated monitoring, logging, and constant updates ensure audit-ready compliance.
Listed in the FedRAMP Marketplace (and VA Marketplace), easing evaluation and procurement.
Transition with zero disruption—supported by migration specialists experienced in FedRAMP projects.
Scalable and secure architecture ready for low, moderate, or high-impact agency fleets.
FleetCommander is engineered for federal environments on U.S.-only infrastructure with inherited NIST 800-53 controls. We provide the artifacts, monitoring, and integrations your ISSO and AO expect—so security reviews move faster and operations stay mission-ready.
Agile Fleet achieved its FedRAMP “In Process” designation in Q3 2025, with final ATO expected in Q1 2026. Now is the ideal time to onboard your agency.
Learn how FleetCommander has helped Fairfax County, VA streamline its fleet management operations.
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Yes. FedRAMP authorization supports your ATO but your agency must issue its own ATO to operate. Our documentation accelerates that step.
Typically yes. Federal use generally requires agency sponsorship.
It’s widely treated as a “gold standard” for cloud security. State/local and higher-ed often look for those controls.
Forsyth County, NC saved $800,000 by rightsizing their fleet, streamlining key management, and slashing personally owned vehicle usage reimbursements.