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Bluebeam, please become FedRAMP authorized

Ethan

Long time user here at risk of losing access to cloud-based features of Bluebeam unless they become FedRAMP authorized.

Any other folks working on Federal/DoD projects have creative solutions to this issue?

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agiesler

I've been asking for this for quite some time, working to increase efficiency in my agency using Bluebeam Revu for our engineering and construction projects (DOE). We are currently using Bluebeam for our unclassified projects, but this is a small piece of the whole pie, and having different workflows is tedious and makes it difficult for folks to adopt.

If Bluebeam made a point to get FedRAMP authorization they would be undeniably the best option to help streamline federally funded AEC projects across numerous federal agencies.

Ethan

@agiesler, do you use "offline only" Bluebeam Revu for classified projects?

We're an architecture firm trying to evaluate if "offline only" Bluebeam Revu still outperforms Autodesk's markup tools? Or if migrating to Adobe's collaborative tools makes sense?

Most of our work is unclassified and the team has grown fond of Bluebeam cloud features. Removing that platform for our secure projects will impact productivity.