Our Approach
Public sector AI infrastructure decisions carry accountability obligations that private sector clients do not face. A municipality that leases land to a data center operator at below-market terms, or fails to secure adequate community benefit commitments, faces public scrutiny and potential legal challenge. LegacyGrid's role is to ensure that public sector clients have independent technical and advisory support before, during, and after any AI infrastructure engagement.
Government clients also operate under procurement rules that shape how advisory services are engaged and how infrastructure decisions are made. LegacyGrid's practice is structured to support government clients within those constraints — providing independent analysis that can withstand public review.
Engagement Model
Independent site and utility assessment before any solicitation
RFP development and evaluation support
Community benefit framework development
Owner-side technical review during negotiation
Post-execution accountability monitoring
Key Considerations for Government
Procurement requirements and competitive process obligations
Public asset protection — ensuring land, utility, and infrastructure assets are not disposed of below market value
Community benefit and local hiring requirements embedded in deal structures
Environmental review and public comment obligations
Long-term accountability and performance measurement
Transparency and public reporting requirements
Questions We Help Answer
What procurement process applies to this type of AI infrastructure engagement?
How do we ensure the public asset is not disposed of at below-market value?
What community benefit obligations should be embedded in the agreement?
What environmental review process applies — and what are the public comment requirements?
How do we measure and report on partner performance after execution?