Deltek is an enterprise ERP and project management platform for government contractors, A&E firms, construction, and professional services. See what it offers…
Category
ERP & Business Management
Pricing
Quote-based enterprise pricing; Deltek does not publish pricing for its ERP and project-management products (Costpoint, Vantagepoint, Maconomy, ComputerEase, Ajera, Polaris, Replicon, GovWin IQ, ProPricer) on its website — prospective customers must contact sales directly for a quote.
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Last updated
August 6, 2026
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Deltek is a project-based enterprise software company that has served project-driven organizations since 1983. Its platform spans six solution areas: Cloud ERP (Costpoint for government contracting and aerospace/defense, Vantagepoint for architecture/engineering/consulting, Maconomy for professional services, ComputerEase for construction accounting, and Ajera for small A&E firms), Opportunity Intelligence (GovWin IQ for identifying government contract opportunities), Pricing Intelligence (ProPricer for federal proposal pricing), Resource Intelligence (Polaris, a professional-services-automation app unifying people, projects, time, skills, billing, and revenue recognition), Work Intelligence (Replicon, AI-powered time tracking), and Delivery Assurance tools (including PPM scheduling/risk/governance products, TIP Technologies for quality management, Specpoint, and ArchiSnapper for field inspections). Deltek also offers Dela, an AI orchestrator layered across the platform for AI-powered workflows. The company reports serving roughly 30,000 organizations worldwide across government contracting, aerospace & defense, architecture & engineering, construction, and consulting industries, with about 4,200 employees and offices across North America, Europe, and Asia.
Key Features
Industry-specific Cloud ERP — Costpoint for government contracting/aerospace/defense, Vantagepoint for architecture/engineering/consulting, Maconomy for professional services, ComputerEase for construction, and Ajera for small A&E firms.
Government Opportunity Intelligence — GovWin IQ helps government contractors and A&E firms identify and pursue suitable federal, state, and local contract opportunities.
Proposal Pricing — ProPricer is a proposal pricing platform purpose-built for federal contractors preparing compliant cost proposals.
Resource & Revenue Management — Polaris is an intelligent professional-services-automation app that unifies people, projects, time, skills, billing, and revenue recognition.
AI-Powered Time Tracking — Replicon provides AI-powered time tracking to manage labor costs and compliance across global workforces.
Project Delivery Assurance — A suite of tools (PPM scheduling/risk/governance products, TIP Technologies for quality management, Specpoint, and ArchiSnapper) supports project scheduling, risk, quality, and field documentation.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Deep, industry-specific ERP products tailored to distinct verticals (government contracting, A&E, construction, professional services) rather than a one-size-fits-all system
Broad platform covering the full project lifecycle — opportunity identification (GovWin IQ), pricing, resourcing, execution, time tracking, and delivery governance
Long operating history (since 1983) and large existing customer base (~30,000 organizations), suggesting product maturity and industry credibility
AI capabilities (Dela orchestrator, AI-powered time tracking via Replicon) layered onto established project-ERP workflows
Cons
No public pricing is disclosed on the website, so buyers must contact sales to get a quote, which slows evaluation for smaller firms
Product line is fragmented across many distinct named products (Costpoint, Vantagepoint, Maconomy, ComputerEase, Ajera, Polaris, Replicon, and more), which can make it harder to know which module fits a given business
Positioned toward mid-market and enterprise project-based organizations, so it is likely overkill or cost-prohibitive for very small businesses or non-project-based companies