CACG has designed, deployed, and transitioned Microsoft Power Platform and M365 automation solutions to government ownership within the DCSA/NBIS program. This is not a capability pitch — it is a delivery record. Four production solutions. Quantified outcomes. Accepted by a DoD program office.
DoD-authorized cloud, IL4 capable
DoD-authorized cloud, IL4 capable
DoD-authorized cloud, IL4 capable
DoD-authorized cloud, IL4 capable
Management of governance boards, executive briefings, decision forums, and documentation frameworks. CACG owns the governance infrastructure so program leadership can focus on mission outcomes. Includes status reporting, action tracking, and risk escalation protocols calibrated to each program’s operating tempo.
Centralized Power Platform application for the NBIS PMO Business Office to manage all personnel data, training status, and workforce structure in a single secure environment. Includes advanced search, bulk update engine, automated training compliance tracking, and Excel export for audit and reporting.
Automated personnel tracking and daily occupancy reporting system deployed in response to a government protocol requiring daily accountability of all on-site NBIS personnel. Integrates Microsoft Forms, Excel, and Power Automate into a cohesive, auditable compliance platform with automated morning reminders and real-time leadership reporting.
SharePoint-based form replacing an ad hoc, email-driven telework approval process with a standardized, automated, and auditable workflow. Features supervisor-based navigation, standardized reason codes, mandatory government-benefit justification, and automated notification routing — designed at Business Officer direction to enforce organizational compliance.
What this means for your program
Power Automate
Automated approval chains, notification systems, data routing, and process orchestration — eliminating manual handoffs and reducing cycle time for program-critical workflows. Deployed within GCC High, compatible with DoD data governance requirements.
Custom low-code applications for program tracking, personnel management, status reporting, and operational dashboards. Built to DoD 508 accessibility standards, deployable on government-managed devices, and integrated with existing DoD data sources including Dataverse and SharePoint.
Real-time program performance dashboards, criticality visualization, risk heat maps, and leadership reporting — connected to live program data. CACG has delivered both embedded Power BI reporting and advanced Excel automation for mission assurance and program governance functions.
Structured workflow automation for HR processes, compliance tracking, and accountability mandates — replacing email-based ad hoc processes with standardized, auditable systems built on the SharePoint and Microsoft Forms platform already authorized in your M365 environment.
CACG’s AI/ML experience was earned inside one of the federal government’s most demanding data environments: the National Background Investigation Services — a system processing sensitive personal information for national security clearance holders at enterprise scale, subject to stringent privacy, auditability, and human-in-the-loop requirements.
CACG experts supported strategic initiatives to assess, design, and prototype AI/ML-enabled capabilities for modernizing the personnel vetting lifecycle. That experience — conducted within a secure GovCloud proof-of-concept environment — addresses the practical constraints of AI implementation that matter most to federal program offices: data handling boundaries, auditability, security control alignment, and the preservation of human judgment in consequential decisions.
This is not commercial AI adapted for government. It is AI/ML capability development designed from the outset around mission assurance, security, privacy, and adjudicative oversight requirements.
CACG’s AI/ML work on NBIS was conducted with explicit attention to maintaining human decision authority in consequential adjudicative processes. AI-assisted workflows were designed to improve data quality, consistency, and efficiency — not to replace the human judgment that federal adjudication requires. That discipline carries into every AI engagement CACG pursues.
CACG has designed and deployed cloud infrastructure at Impact Level 6. We apply that experience to mission cloud migration engagements, ensuring technical decisions reflect operational security requirements rather than commercial best practices applied uncritically to government environments.
Custom low-code applications for program tracking, personnel management, status reporting, and operational dashboards. Built to DoD 508 accessibility standards, deployable on government-managed devices, and integrated with existing DoD data sources including Dataverse and SharePoint.
National Security
Real-time program performance dashboards, criticality visualization, risk heat maps, and leadership reporting — connected to live program data. CACG has delivered both embedded Power BI reporting and advanced Excel automation for mission assurance and program governance functions.
Voice, video, email, and chat infrastructure for secure DoD collaboration environments. CACG has deployed unified communications capabilities in compartmented spaces, including the Compartmented Enterprise Desktop (CED) — a classified collaboration platform serving multiple DoD users.
This work extends into the coalition domain. Through its support to the SAF/MPCO Pegasus program, CACG has delivered communications and collaboration capability across the Five Eyes (FVEY) partnership — work governed by Military Standards (MilStd), NATO Standardization Agreements (STANAGs), and Allied Communications Publications (ACP). That experience grounds CACG’s UC&C practice in the interoperability and message-handling standards that allied coalition information sharing actually requires.
National Security
