FCI is the federal channel for the Microsoft platform — Microsoft 365, Azure, Entra identity, Dynamics, and Power Platform delivered into agency environments with the GCC, GCC-High, and federal-control posture the mission requires from day one.
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No vendor sits deeper inside federal IT than Microsoft. The opportunity isn't access — it's getting the right federal cloud, the right identity model, and the right licensing posture before the program goes live. FCI is the federal channel that turns a Microsoft entitlement into a clean agency deployment.
Microsoft is in nearly every federal agency. The question is rarely whether to use it — it's how to use it without drift.
FCI scopes the GCC, GCC-High, and Azure Government boundary against the workload — so the program lands in the right enclave the first time.
Entra ID is the federal identity layer for SSO, conditional access, and PIV/CAC integration. FCI configures it to the agency's ICAM posture.
Microsoft's federal stack already carries the authorizations. FCI brings the deployment patterns that keep the inheritance intact at ATO.
Six service lines that translate Microsoft entitlements into a working federal program — from tenant strategy through renewal.
GCC, GCC-High, Azure Commercial, Azure Government — we scope the right enclave against the data classification, the user population, and the long-term roadmap before any seats are bought.
Microsoft licensing through GSA MAS with federal SKUs benchmarked against agency-specific terms. EA, MCA-E, and CSP-Gov paths structured so the agency doesn't overbuy or end up locked to the wrong instrument.
Entra ID configured against the agency's ICAM model — PIV/CAC, conditional access, B2B for contractor populations, privileged-identity management. The identity layer the rest of the stack depends on.
Azure Government and Commercial landing zones built to the federal control baseline — network, identity, logging, policy-as-code. The platform the program team builds on, not the platform they have to fix first.
Microsoft 365 deployment for federal user populations — Teams, SharePoint, Purview, Defender. Migration cutovers handled with the records and discovery surface the agency's CIO is going to ask about.
True-ups, SKU rationalization, Power Platform and Dynamics adoption advisory, federal-team training, and renewal management. The same firm that scoped the tenant is still on the program at the next true-up cycle.
Three surfaces where Microsoft consistently anchors federal mission programs.
Federal workforces standardized on Microsoft 365 — collaboration, email, document lifecycle, records. The platform that lets a federal team operate at the speed the mission expects, with Purview and Defender holding the audit and security posture.
Identity is the federal control surface that everything else inherits. Entra ID handles federal SSO, conditional access, PIV/CAC, and contractor B2B — wired against the agency's existing ICAM investments rather than parallel to them.
Federal programs handling CUI, ITAR, and DoD-adjacent data run inside the GCC-High and Azure Government enclaves. FCI scopes the data boundary, builds the landing zone, and keeps the licensing and authorization posture clean across the lifecycle.
Tell us the mission, the data classification, and the existing tenant footprint — we'll come back with a path through cloud strategy, licensing, and rollout.
