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AMC is a registered Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business. This status makes us eligible for preferential contracting and set-asides under federal law. Under the SDVOSB vehicle, Contracting Officers can issue sole source solicitations to qualified Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses. SDVOSB is mandated to receive 3 Percent of all Federal Agency & Prime Contractor Contracts and is under quota. Additionally, in accordance with 13 C.F.R. 125.19 and 125.20, contracting officers may award a sole source or set-aside contract to SDVOSBCs, if certain conditions are met.

Community Involvement

The AMC Team as indicated earlier, utilizes almost entirely small businesses. Unlike some other privatization contractors, we actually prefer to utilize well qualified small businesses. This is due to our concept of trade partnering. Trade partnering was developed by the General Electric Corporation to improve the efficiency of their contracting base. This principle makes each contractor who is willing, a stake holder in the operation. Though responsibility and liability does not shift from us, it allows us to create a true sense of synergy.

Additionally, Our Team in conjunction with our community partners are involved in the support of all of the community heroes as well. By truly integrating into the communities we operate, not with just a profit motive, we are able to leverage our success into community success, which will deliver results for generations. Sustainable designs and superior efficiency are the life-blood of community partnership and principles of integration make up the heart. It is in these ways that Our Team delivers for the Army, the Soldier and for those that support them and their families in a substantial way.

AMC has been developing installation specific programs based on the AMCPD and CMP templates and SOPs for implementation of the Fort Riley Program.

FSBP - Fort Riley The AMC Program Design’s goal is to transition to more of a sense of home and livability.
In September 2009, AMC independently developed and supported our partners’ Nolan Real Estate Services and Best Value Services (BVS), LLC, procurement and award of the FSBP contract at Fort Riley, Kansas. Since award, AMC has been developing installation specific programs based on the AMCPD and CMP templates and SOPs for implementation of the Fort Riley Program. In the first 40 days of implementation we have; Performed and Lead Briefs on behalf of BVS to the Command Group and Brigades Performed room inspections Implemented Multiple Full Scale Operations including; Completed Initial Hiring and Program Stand-Up Assignment and Termination of Brigade Areas Maintenance Activities, including Key Control and Snow Removal Custodial Support Activities Reporting Functionality Identified deficiencies and provided corrective actions Negotiated differing Modifications on behalf of the Prime 8(a)	We are currently engaged in the activities required of the RFQ and PWS, currently meeting and exceeding the standard of care required to meet the objectives of the Army. Together the AMC Team has brought Superior Capacity and Operational Readiness. Our Team’s Perspective on Housing at Fort Riley and Beyond; Regardless of whether it is family housing or single and unaccompanied housing, we believe it is not about housing at all, it is about community. There should be little or no difference on how a soldier feels when living in housing, whether it be private sector or military provided, in that it should still feel like home. The terms housing and barracks are terms that have little relevance in today’s Army, in fact they should only be utilized to provide a context for discussion during the paradigm shift. The AMC Program Design’s goal is to transition the common thinking away from industrial and to more of a sense of home and livability.