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AMPLY Power Products Available Through GSA Blanket Purchase Agreement
The 60-month agreement offers a streamlined ordering process and reduced administrative burden for U.S. federal agencies transitioning to electric-powered transportation solutions.

AMPLY OMEGA charge management fleet software is now available to federal fleets through a Blanket Purchase Agreement by the U.S. General Services Administration.
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AMPLY Power products and services are now available to federal fleets through a Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) by the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) Office of Fleet Management. The products were made available through a partnership with Verdek Green Technologies, an electric vehicle (EV) charging station provider.
The 60-month agreement offers a streamlined ordering process and reduced administrative burden for U.S. federal agencies transitioning to electric-powered transportation solutions, according to a press release.
Through the BPA partnership with Verdek, AMPLY will offer its intelligent charge management software solution, OMEGA, to federal agencies. The OMEGA software specializes in helping fleet operators manage energy costs and optimize performance by providing real-time monitoring of EV charging operations. The software responds in real-time to ensure vehicles are charged with no active management needed.

AMPLY's OMEGA charge management system allows fleet managers to oversee all EV charging stations and vehicles in real-time.
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“We’re thrilled to have an opportunity to help the U.S. federal government reach its sustainability goals and reduce greenhouse gas emissions,” said Vic Shao, Founder and CEO, AMPLY Power. “This takes us one step closer to achieving our mission of enabling more industries to adopt electric-powered fleets in a cost-efficient way. AMPLY will simplify fleet electrification for federal vehicles, allowing operators to focus on safely transporting people, goods, and services.”
AMPLY's OMEGA charging management capabilities make up the core of its Charging-as-a-Service (CaaS) model, which offers fleet operators a turnkey solution that encompasses everything involved in the charging lifecycle. For customers who don't need the full support of CaaS, AMPLY offers INRUSH, a portable, containerized infrastructure system for EV charging.
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