Marketplace Listing¶
The Marketplace Listing rules define how FedRAMP decides which cloud service offerings, assessors, and advisors may be listed in the FedRAMP Marketplace. These rules help agencies and other customers rely on the Marketplace as a consistent source of eligible services and supporting organizations, while requiring listed organizations to supply accurate, accessible, and machine-readable information.
General Advisor Responsibilities¶
These rules apply to consulting and advisory services seeking a listing in the FedRAMP Marketplace.
Website Requirements for Advisors¶
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Changelog:
- 2026-05-04: Initial reset for the Consolidated Rules for 2026 Public Preview.
Advisors MUST have an appropriate web site that publicly supplies at least the following information in consistent machine-readable and human-readable formats:
- General description of the consulting or advisory service
- Contact information
- Types of consulting or advisory services offered
- Optional: Positive attestations from customers or customer references
Terms: Machine-Readable
Listing Requests for Advisors¶
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Changelog:
- 2026-05-04: Initial reset for the Consolidated Rules for 2026 Public Preview.
Advisors MUST complete the Advisor Listing Request Form at https://fedramp.gov/forms/advisor-listing-request/ to request listing in the FedRAMP Marketplace.
Advisor Responses to FedRAMP¶
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Changelog:
- 2026-05-04: Initial reset for the Consolidated Rules for 2026 Public Preview.
Advisors MUST reply to all requests from @fedramp.gov or @gsa.gov email addresses sent to the contact information provided in their advisor listing within 5 business days.
Corrective Actions
- If an advisor fails to respond to a request within 5 business days, FedRAMP will send a follow-up email.
- If an advisor fails to respond to the follow-up email within 5 business days, FedRAMP will remove their listing from the Marketplace.
- Advisors removed from the Marketplace for failure to respond to FedRAMP will not be eligible for listing for at least 6 months unless there are extenuating circumstances.