Sep 29, 2026

PTFS lists Knowvation CSP and Bibliovation LSP in the AWS Marketplace for the U.S. Intelligence Community (ICMP), a curated catalog for IL6+ environments that simplifies secure software discovery and deployment.
DC, Washington Sep 28, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - Progressive Technology Federal Systems, Inc. (PTFS), a federal-focused provider of digital content services, records management, and large-scale digitization, today announced that it listed both Knowvation Content Services Platform (CSP) and Bibliovation Library Services Platform (LSP) in the AWS Marketplace for the U.S. Intelligence Community (ICMP). ICMP is a curated digital catalog from Amazon Web Services (AWS), for environments requiring the highest cloud security levels in Impact Level 6 (IL6) and higher, that makes it easy to discover, purchase, and deploy software packages and applications from vendors that specialize in supporting government customers.
Knowvation CSP helps government agencies manage, search, secure, and govern large volumes of information across complex environments. The platform brings federated discovery, electronic records management, digital object management, geospatial search, workflow, and AI-assisted content capabilities into a single content services platform that can support existing repositories, cloud deployments, and restricted environments.
Bibliovation is a highly flexible Library Services Platform (LSP) offered as a SaaS solution. By design, Bibliovation is highly customizable in order to support a variety of different library workflows. Users can select individual system components or the entire suite of services can be provided for a complete Library Services Platform. Bibliovation seamlessly integrates with Knowvation to delivers a digital document repository capable of ingesting scanned and 'born digital' documents, making your electronic resources and digital collections visible to the world.
"Knowvation CSP can help federal agencies improve access to governed information across complex and large digital environments," said John Yokley, President and CEO of PTFS. "We are pleased to offer Knowvation CSP on ICMP to give more federal customers a straightforward path to discover and procure our content services platform through AWS Marketplace."
About PTFS
Progressive Technology Federal Systems, Inc. (PTFS) has supported federal technology and content-management missions since 1995. PTFS provides digital content services, records management, digitization, system integration, application configuration, content loading and organization, training, staff augmentation, and ongoing support services. Its flagship Knowvation platform helps agencies manage, search, secure, and govern large volumes of information across complex environments, including disconnected legacy systems, cloud repositories, and controlled federal information environments. Learn more at PTFS.com




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