AMP is purpose-built for public utilities and municipalities — and structured to work with how public agencies actually buy software and services.
AMP is not a contractor tool adapted for owners. It was designed from day one for the governance, accountability, and reporting requirements of public agencies.
AMP is structured to work with standard public procurement requirements.
AMP is available for direct contract award when scope is defined. We provide standard scope language, pricing structure, and implementation timeline for agency procurement files.
For agencies requiring sole-source justification, AMP provides documentation of unique qualifications: owner-side PMIS methodology, delivery method-specific templates, and patent-pending workflow IP.
AMP works with cooperative purchasing frameworks. Contact us to discuss applicable cooperative vehicles for your agency's procurement structure.
Start with a bounded pilot — one program, one delivery method, one reporting cycle. Evaluate before full deployment. AMP offers structured pilot scopes designed for public agency evaluation timelines.
AMP's MBE certification supports agencies with supplier diversity requirements in their procurement process.
Oregon Minority Business Enterprise and Emerging Small Business. Valid for state agency and local government procurement requiring Oregon MBE participation.
Washington State Minority Business Enterprise. Valid for state agency and local government procurement requiring Washington MBE participation.
Scope of certification: AMP's MBE certification applies to both software licensing and consulting services.
Yes. AMP Essentials — Site Templates deploys entirely within your M365 environment. Your infrastructure, your data residency, your IT team in control.
Typical AMP Essentials implementation takes 4–8 weeks: discovery, configuration, delivery template setup, workflow activation, and team training. We work directly with your PM team throughout.
AMP offers SaaS subscription pricing (per program or enterprise), site template purchase, and consulting service agreements. Contact us for a scoped proposal.
Yes. AMP has structured pilot programs for agencies evaluating PMIS modernization. Pilots are scoped around one delivery program, one reporting cycle, or one department.
AMP provides architecture documentation, data residency confirmation, access control specifications, and audit logging descriptions for agency IT and procurement review.
AMP has deployed SharePoint-based PMIS environments for public utility capital programs including standardized project sites, delivery templates, and GC/CM and PDB workflows. References available on request.
AMP provides draft scope language for PMIS procurement RFPs, including technical specifications, functional requirements, and evaluation criteria aligned to owner-side program governance.
We'll send you a capabilities overview, reference description, and proposed pilot scope within two business days.