Strategic Growth UAMPS serves 49 members across seven states and continues to expand facilities, indicating ongoing growth opportunities for energy services, infrastructure upgrades, and grid modernization collaborations in multiple regions.

Nuclear and PM Opportunities Past and ongoing involvement in small modular reactor projects and the Carbon Free Power Project suggests potential for sales in advanced reactor integration, carbon-free generation, and related safety, maintenance, and IT modernization needs.

New Leadership Recent hiring of a new assistant general manager and managing director of planning signals expanded leadership focus on strategic planning, project execution, and potentially larger-scale procurement and vendor partnerships.

Technology Footprint Tech stack reliance on collaboration and productivity tools (Microsoft 365, Teams) and security (Check Point) indicates opportunities to offer IT infrastructure optimization, cybersecurity, data analytics, and utility-specific software integrations.

Public-Private Partnerships Existing PPAs and interlocal joint-action structure with tribal utility and regional partners present avenues for cross-jurisdictional projects, funding programs, and bundled engineering, procurement, and construction services.