Custom IAM Development for Government.
Custom IAM development for federal and state government — FedRAMP-bound identity microservices, NIST 800-53 compliant authentication + authorization, citizen-facing identity programs, and the cross-agency federation glue that legacy infrastructure requires.
Drivers in government
- FedRAMP-bound identity microservices (must be authorized at Moderate or High)
- NIST 800-53 control implementation in custom-built identity services
- Citizen-facing identity (login.gov integration, ID.me, state portals)
- Cross-agency federation (FCCX, FICAM)
Regulations this combination must satisfy.
- NIST 800-53 Rev 5
- FedRAMP Moderate / High
- OMB M-22-09
- CMMC 2.0
- Section 508 accessibility
Patterns we actually ship for government.
- Pattern · 01
US-citizen-only delivery for cleared environments
- Pattern · 02
FedRAMP-aware microservice design (logging, key management, network egress)
- Pattern · 03
login.gov + ID.me integration for citizen-facing services
- Pattern · 04
NIST 800-53 control narratives written alongside the code
Common questions.
Can custom-built identity services be FedRAMP authorized?+
Yes — but the authorization path is significantly more rigorous than for off-the-shelf SaaS. Most federal programs choose to inherit authorization from an authorized PaaS or SaaS underneath; custom is reserved for narrow use cases.
Do you work with login.gov / ID.me?+
Yes — login.gov OIDC integration for citizen-facing federal services, ID.me for state-level identity proofing, plus the long tail of state-portal identity systems.
Ready to scope Custom IAM Development for Government?
Two-week diagnostic. Audit-ready artifacts. Same engineers from discovery through handoff.