Advanced Technologies Group LLC

Advanced Technologies Group LLC, doing business as ATG, is a St. Louis-based software provider delivering federal-agency-specific correctional and offender management systems, secure healthcare IT platforms, and related enterprise operations and maintenance services exclusively as a prime contractor on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule under no set-aside designation. ATG is a for-profit limited liability company and a subsidiary of Keefe Group, LLC.

ATG's customer footprint is nearly monolithic: the Department of Justice's Bureau of Prisons Central Office accounts for 101 of 108 recent awards and 188.8 million dollars of the vendor's 282.9 million dollar combined potential value across all awards — over 66% of total dollars and 93% of award count. The remaining five agencies (GSA Federal Acquisition Service, Department of Health and Human Services Indian Health Service, Department of the Navy Bureau of Naval Personnel, and Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration) collectively represent 7 awards totaling 94.1 million dollars, with the GSA vehicle itself representing 93.9 million dollars tied to ATG's own Federal Supply Schedule contract ceiling. This extreme concentration on Bureau of Prisons work reflects ATG's specialization in corrections-domain software rather than diversified federal IT services.

ATG's concrete capability portfolio centers on Bureau Electronic Medical Record (BEMR) maintenance and enhancement — a platform providing electronic health records and pharmacy administration for federal correctional facilities — alongside TRUINTEL inmate population management system support, TRUFACS enterprise operations and maintenance, TruPaid facility payroll development, TRUFONE facility phone-service administration, and Food and Nutrition Services (FNS) system enhancements for food service operations across federal facilities. Representative recent work includes a 10.4 million dollar FY2027 annual operations and maintenance support services contract for the TRUFACS enterprise system (awarded October 2026, performance through September 2027), a 11.1 million dollar multi-year BEMR annual maintenance delivery order spanning fiscal years 2023 through 2027 (awarded October 2022, firm fixed price), a 2.42 million dollar Food and Nutrition Service system base-year delivery order running through September 2027 (awarded October 2022 to Department of Agriculture), and a 719,280 dollar FY2026 TRUINTEL maintenance and support delivery order (awarded October 2025). Across all 79 awards classified under Software Publishers NAICS and the remaining 29 awards spanning other computer-related services, ATG operates entirely through delivery orders placed under its GSA Federal Supply Schedule contract, which carries a 50.6 million dollar ceiling valid through September 2029 and was renewed on September 10, 2024.

ATG's GSA labor portfolio spans 15 unique IT professional categories with hourly rates from 144.90 dollars (Quality Assurance Analyst, bachelor's degree, two years experience) to 398.66 dollars (Program Executive, master's degree, 24 years experience), with all security-cleared roles required across the spectrum — a posture reflecting the corrections-domain classification level. Mid-tier positions such as Senior Network Engineer and Senior Software Engineer run 233.51 dollars per hour (master's degree, five years experience), while Enterprise Network Architect positions carry 372.48 dollars per hour (master's degree, 20 years experience). This labor architecture supports the software maintenance, enhancement, and integration work characteristic of ATG's Bureau of Prisons portfolio.

Activity has grown sharply in the most recent year: four awards in 2025 to eleven in 2026 year-to-date, reversing three years of minimal activity (three awards in both 2023 and 2024 after nine in 2022). Twelve awards with ultimate completion dates inside the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of 26 million dollars, representing recompete exposure concentrated in BEMR, TRUINTEL, and TRUFACS maintenance renewal cycles. The vendor operates 100% as a prime contractor — no subcontract footprint is present in the source data — and does not compete under any SBA set-aside category; all 108 awards reflect full-and-open or sole-source procurements. Total dollars obligated across all awards stands at 104.9 million dollars, representing 37% of the 282.9 million dollar combined potential value, indicating that a significant portion of awarded ceilings remain uninvoiced or uncommitted.