Since 1990, ATA Inc has helped clients reduce utility spend through forensic recovery, rate optimization, and structured oversight.
Representative Institutional Engagements Include
Walmart | Publix | Kohl’s | Murphy Oil USA | Newton County GA | Cobb County Marietta Water Authority | Newton County Water and Sewer Authority | Savannah College of Art and Design | YMCA of Coastal Georgia
ATA’s methodology is built on independence, technical rigor, and measurable financial outcomes.
Our fees are derived solely from verified refunds and documented rate reductions. If we do not deliver measurable results, there is no fee.
ATA is non-utility and non-supplier owned, so we keep your interest at the forefront of all recommendations.
We combine billing field validation, rate structure modeling, on-site surveys, and weather-normalized analytics to uncover structural inefficiencies most internal systems miss.
With over three decades of experience across healthcare, municipal, education, and industrial facilities, ATA delivers disciplined, defensible savings strategies
When Newton County faced a projected budget deficit, ATA was engaged to provide independent utility auditing and rate oversight. Through detailed billing validation, rate analysis, and negotiation, the County corrected structural inefficiencies and improved utility cost performance.
By year-end, the County had transitioned from deficit projection to surplus — demonstrating the measurable impact of disciplined utility oversight.
Results:
• $758k Recovered
• Over $250k Ongoing Annual Savings
• Sites Reviewed: water treatment; jail; municipal buildings; fire and police stations; other misc sites
Watch the Now-Retired County Manager Lloyd Kerr discuss the results.
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