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Federal agencies
FedRAMP Ready, inside the GovCloud boundary.
Federal departments, inspectors general, and program offices
Request a briefingThe work
What this office actually does.
And where the agent picks it up.
Oversight
Internal audit
Criteria you can validate, findings you can support.
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Investigations and fraud
Build the case on a clean evidentiary chain.
See the workRegulatory
Rulemaking and rule drafting
Every rule on a verifiable statutory chain.
See the workLegislative and fiscal
Grants and federal programs
Federal money, federal rules, one chain of authority.
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Legal research and authority mapping
Find the controlling authority, and be able to prove it.
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Program evaluation
Whether the program is doing what the law asked.
See the workOther agencies
The same corpus, the next building over.
Environment and energy agenciesPermits, rules, and monitoring on one record.Health and Medicaid agenciesProgram rules that change faster than the manual.Education agencies and school systemsPolicy, guidance, and the complaint file behind it.Elections and redistricting officesThe code, the calendar, and the deadline that cannot move.Labor and workforce agenciesClaims, rules, and the federal layer above both.Public safety and correctionsPolicy that holds when it is tested.Agriculture, wildlife and fisheriesLicensing and enforcement across a whole state.Revenue and tax agenciesDefensible positions under a filing deadline.Transportation and infrastructureFederal requirements on every project file.Governors offices and executive branchClear language, with the law still attached.Legislative officesEvery bill in flight, and what it would touch.Auditors and inspectors generalFindings supported by adequate, cited sources.Administration and central servicesThe shared services every other agency depends on.Community and economic developmentFederal money, federal rules, one chain of authority.Licensing and professional boardsOne assistant that knows how the process works.