ACAMS Data Collection
TSG Solutions has proactively embraced the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) Automated Critical Asset Management System (ACAMS), which is the DHS standard for housing site information and is being implemented across the U.S. TSG Solutions has developed tools to simplify, standardize, and expedite site data collection for the ACAMS.
Many of our management and technical staff possess current ACAMS, PCII, and FEMA IS-860a certifications, with individual team members having a wealth of experience inputting data into ACAMS from projects in multiple states. The DHS Asset Manager’s Questionnaire and Initial Asset Visit forms, along with a variety of other assessment data requirements from FEMA, the Secret Service, and elsewhere, have been incorporated into our data collection process and software tools, allowing for an automated flow of site data into the ACAMS system.
Our home office is based near the founders of ACAMS, the Los Angeles Police Department Archangel Program, whom we worked with early in our history to define Responder needs for our Tactical Survey® System. According to the California Emergency Management Agency, we are the first private company in California to be certified as ACAMS Supervisors. Our personnel have performed site assessments and ACAMS site entries for over 10,000 sites nationwide. We have entered ACAMS data for sites within California, Iowa and Minnesota and Alabama.
TSG Solutions ACAMS experience is summarized in the table below:
| State | Scope |
| California | Shared responsibility for direct support, development, implementation and quality control auditing of an expanded CIP documenting more than 10,700 assets in California. These assets include sites from all 18 CIP areas. In addition, ACAMS assessments were also done for dairies, cattle lots. police stations, emergency operations centers, communication centers, water treatment facilities, city halls and arenas. |
| Iowa | Performed an assessment of a credit processing center in Iowa as a part of a certified ACAMS class. Led physical asset visit instruction on collecting information found as a part of the Asset Manager Questionnaire and the Initial Asset Visit. Guided students on creating ACAMS data to meet minimal data capture requirements. |
| Minnesota | Led ACAMS data capture for over 4000 ACAMS Assets in the state of Minnesota. Responsibilities included open source data capture of information for sites to include responding agencies, local hospitals, general building information and measurements, facility descriptions, accessibility and points of contact. Conducted phone interviews with Asset Managers to gather remaining information for these sites. These assets include various sites from within the 18 CIP areas. |
| Alabama | Provided data collection services and TSS technology for prominent Alabama State Critical Infrastructure as well as other facilities which resulted in the collected data and asset information being documented and entered into ACAMS. Some of these assets include sites from the 18 CIP areas. |






