Frequently Asked Questions

AMT66, LLC is a privately owned, family-operated Program Management, IT Infrastructure, and Critical Systems Services company serving federal and enterprise clients across the United States for more than 16 years. We specialize in environments where precision, continuity, and technical fluency are non-negotiable: data centers, fiber networks, telecommunications systems, secure facilities, and mission-critical federal operations.

AMT66 is headquartered in Arkansas, USA, with the ability to support projects nationwide through our network of subject matter experts and field personnel.

We serve federal government agencies, commercial data center operators, fiber network providers, and organizations requiring program management, federal logistics, and telecommunications expertise.

8(a) STARS III is a GSA GWAC set aside for qualified small business primes. AMT66 holds prime position on that vehicle, enabling sole source task orders up to $4.5M and streamlining procurement for federal agencies.

Economically Disadvantaged Woman-Owned Small Business. This certification qualifies AMT66 for EDWOSB set-aside contracts, supporting the federal government's goal of directing contracts to women-owned businesses.

AMT66 holds the 8(a) STARS III GWAC (with sole source authority up to $4.5M) and participates in the AMAX2 joint venture under GSA MAS (Contract #47QTCB21D0404).

Yes. Through 8(a) STARS III, AMT66 can receive sole source task orders up to $4.5 million, streamlining procurement for government agencies.

We provide end-to-end program management for data center builds, including vendor coordination, risk mitigation, deployment oversight, and timeline/budget management for hyperscale and colocation facilities.

A Tier III data center provides N+1 redundancy, allowing maintenance without taking the facility offline. It guarantees 99.982% uptime and is the most common tier for enterprise and government facilities.

We serve as a single point of accountability across all vendors, contractors, and stakeholders, ensuring alignment on timelines, specifications, and deliverables through standardized PM frameworks.

The Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) program is a $42.45 billion federal initiative to expand high-speed internet access. It requires subgrantees to engage small and minority-owned businesses in contracting.

We provide product sourcing from trusted manufacturers, logistics and JIT delivery, technical guidance on fiber selection and routing, and project management oversight - all bundled as a single-source solution.

Aerial fiber is strung on existing utility poles (approx. $8/ft) and is faster to deploy. Underground fiber is buried in trenches or conduit (approx. $18/ft) and offers better protection but costs more due to labor-intensive installation.

Federal-grade product sourcing, JIT delivery, and supply continuity for fiber, telecom, and infrastructure programs. We bundle procurement and delivery so program offices stop chasing vendors and start hitting milestones.

Yes. We deliver facility-integrated operations and maintenance aligned with mission uptime requirements, with consistently high CPARS ratings across the federal portfolio.