ESCgov combines cleared technical expertise with proven commercial software technologies to field powerful capabilities for the Department of Defense on a per use, per month basis. DOD acquires the service using operational funds, and pays only for the specific value delivered each month. ESCgov bears the cost (and risk) of the related acquisition, personnel, implementation, testing and security approvals. The government pays nothing until an approved, certified capability is yielding measurable operational value.

ESCgov developed a flexible Software Library for an intelligence community customer, enabling the agency to "check out" software licenses when needed for projects. Unused licenses may later be "checked in" and exchanged for other library products at no additional cost to the agency. Paving the way for better utilization and lower life-cycle costs, ESCgov offers clients the ability to re-use licenses across projects and even exchange license types to maintain an optimal mix of fielded licenses. A cleared ESCgov team supports the Library with targeted subject matter and product expertise.

ESCgov provides mainframe computing to the defense department (as subcontractor) on a per MIPS per month basis. ESCgov maintains ownership of the machines, which are housed at DOD facilities. DOD pays based on its fluctuating monthly demand for computing capacity.

These are just a few examples of how ESCgov is working to transform the way information technology is acquired and used by federal agencies. Currently, ESCgov is tailoring these models to support major programs as well. This will reduce risk and increase value for agencies, while providing an important competitive advantage to ESCgov and its industry partners who have embraced the value of utility-based solutions.