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Archer Energy Solutions, LLC is a privately-held critical infrastructure protection consulting firm founded in 2001 and headquartered in Portland, Oregon, with additional offices in Las Vegas, Nevada and Vancouver, British Columbia. The firm delivers professional services to investor-owned electric utilities, municipal power systems, rural electric cooperatives, public power agencies, oil and gas pipeline operators, and government entities across North America. Six managing partners — Stacy Bresler, Bryan Carr, Brent Castagnetto, Leonard Chamberlin III, Steven Parker, and Brian L. Pauling — anchor the firm, supported by senior consultants and instructors. Archer's competitive position rests on the highest concentration of former FERC and NERC Regional Entity auditors (CIP and O&P) in the niche, including members of the NERC 2003 Blackout Investigative Team and NIST CSF / DOE C2M2 development contributors.

The company's product portfolio comprises eight core service lines: NERC Regulatory Compliance (both CIP and O&P/693 standards); Cyber & Physical Security for OT/ICS environments; Control Design & Testing across NIST, ISO, IEC, ISACA, and IIA frameworks; Tools & Integration (compliance management platforms, SIEM, access management); Oil & Gas Security and Compliance (TSA Pipeline Security Guidelines); Project Management; Training & Awareness including a quarterly NERC-CIP-compliant Security Awareness Service and a NERC O&P Bootcamp with CPE credits; and Personnel Risk Assessment (CIP-004 R3 compliant, 48–72 hour turnaround). Archer's GTM is sales-led and field-based, with multi-year enterprise consulting engagements and direct outreach to utility security and compliance leaders. The firm uses industry events (DistribuTECH, GridSecCon, EnergySec Summit, WECC workshops), thought-leadership content, and a 13-partner ecosystem including Acoem, Force 5, Tripwire, KnowBe4, Optiv, Contextual Security, NovaSync, FoxGuard, Karta, Frenos.io, Axio, USE, and SecurityMatters to extend reach. Revenue is professional-services-based with quote-driven, custom-priced engagements; no SaaS or product licensing revenue is disclosed.

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Archer Energy Solutions is a Portland-based critical infrastructure protection consulting firm (founded 2001) serving electric utilities, oil and gas pipeline operators, and government entities across North America with NERC compliance, OT cybersecurity, training, and personnel risk assessment services.

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NERC compliance consulting, critical infrastructure protection, OT cybersecurity services, physical security consulting, energy sector advisory
Industry2 codes
1Risk, Compliance & Internal Controls Consulting
CodeBPAHACAJPrimaryYes
2Product, Safety & Quality Compliance (incl. Regulatory Affairs)
CodeBPAHAFAMPrimaryNo
NAICS code3 codes
  • Management Consulting Services54161
  • Management, Scientific, and Technical Consulting Services5416
  • Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services54169
SIC code2 codes
  • Services-Management Consulting Services8742
  • Services-Engineering Services8711
Product category
Critical Infrastructure Security Consulting
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1Consulting Services
TypeProfessional Services
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Professional consulting services delivered by former NERC/Regional Entity auditors, utility compliance officers, and cybersecurity experts. Services include compliance assessments, audits, program development, and implementation support.

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1Enterprise consulting engagements
ModelOtherBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
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Custom pricing based on scope, duration, and consultant expertise level. Contact sales for quotes.

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Archer provides professional consulting services to electric utilities, oil and gas pipeline operators, and government energy entities, covering NERC regulatory compliance (CIP and Operations & Planning standards), cyber and physical security for OT/ICS environments, control design and testing, tools and integration, project management, training and awareness, and personnel risk assessment. Services are delivered by former FERC, NERC Regional Entity auditors, and utility compliance officers via direct enterprise consulting engagements rather than as a software product.

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  • Over 300 actual NERC audits performed as auditors for a CEA
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Archer is a critical infrastructure protection services firm offering a portfolio of consulting services for the energy sector. The core offering centers on NERC regulatory compliance consulting (covering both CIP and Operations & Planning standards), complemented by cybersecurity services (both cyber and physical), control design and testing, tools and integration services, project management, training and awareness programs, and personnel risk assessment. The company provides specialized services for oil and gas pipeline operators alongside electric utility clients. Services are delivered through expert consultants with backgrounds as former NERC/FERC auditors, utility compliance officers, and industry practitioners. The portfolio is structured as professional consulting services rather than a software platform, with training programs offered both in-person and virtually.

Product and service9 records
1NERC Regulatory Compliance Services
CategoryRegulatory Compliance Consulting
Description

Comprehensive NERC compliance consulting covering both Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP) and Operations & Planning (O&P/693) standards, including audits, gap assessments, internal controls evaluation, and program development for electric utilities, municipal power systems, and cooperatives.

2Cyber & Physical Security Services
CategorySecurity Consulting
Description

Cybersecurity and physical security consulting for industrial facilities covering enterprise security program design, OT/ICS vulnerability assessment, incident response, supply chain security, and physical security plan development.

3Control Design & Testing
CategoryControls Engineering Consulting
Description

Security automation and internal controls implementation to reduce audit scope and move beyond manual processes, using frameworks including NIST, ISO, IEC, ISACA, and IIA.

4Tools & Integration Services
CategoryTechnology Integration Consulting
Description

Technology integration and workflow automation services including compliance management platforms, SIEM integration, and access management across enterprise environments.

5Oil & Gas Security and Compliance
CategoryPipeline Security Consulting
Description

Security and compliance consulting specifically for pipeline owners and operators, addressing TSA Pipeline Security Guidelines and applying lessons from NERC CIP standards.

6Project Management Services
CategoryProject Management Consulting
Description

Project management consulting for critical infrastructure security, reliability and compliance projects, including business process management, capital project management, and change management.

7Security Awareness Service
CategoryTraining and Awareness
Description

Quarterly security awareness program providing videos, graphics and text content, designed to be NERC CIP compliant and engaging for employees.

8NERC Operations & Planning Bootcamp
CategoryTraining and Education
Description

Educational training program providing foundational and in-depth knowledge of NERC O&P (693) standards and requirements, taught by former Regional Entity auditors.

9Personnel Risk Assessment
CategoryPersonnel Screening
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Personnel background screening and evaluation services for critical infrastructure personnel, fulfilling CIP-004 R3 requirements with audit-ready documentation.

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Partnership4 partners
Strategic tierMinorTypeGTM or Marketing PartnerAnnounced on2016-09-16
Description

Archer joined Tripwire's NERC Alliance Network - collaboration of companies offering high quality energy sector and NERC-focused solutions, services and technologies.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Strategic partnership to provide enhanced substation security and NERC CIP compliance solutions to help electric utilities improve physical security measures and comply with NERC standards including CIP-014.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Strategic alliance in NERC/CIP compliance solutions focused on reducing visitor-control CIP-006-R2 risk for power utilities.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Partnership to offer comprehensive solutions strengthening critical infrastructure in North America, combining SecurityMatters' technology with Archer's consulting expertise.

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Guidehouse is a global advisory firm with a sizable Power & Utilities practice delivering NERC compliance, reliability standards, cybersecurity, and grid modernization consulting. Comparable to Archer in target customer (North American utilities), service mix (regulatory advisory), and audit-led subject-matter-expert positioning.

TypeDirect peer
Description

1898 & Co. is the consulting and advisory arm of Burns & McDonnell focused on critical infrastructure security and compliance for utilities—directly competing with Archer in NERC CIP/O&P audits, physical/cyber security, and grid modernization consulting for IOUs, G&T cooperatives, and public power. Closest direct competitor given shared utility-first, regulatory-led model.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Schneider Electric provides OT cybersecurity, substation automation, and energy management platforms that increasingly include NERC-aligned compliance capabilities. Partial overlap with Archer as a technology-plus-services provider to utilities, though Schneider is product-led whereas Archer is consulting-led.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Burns & McDonnell is a large employee-owned engineering, architecture, and construction firm with significant T&D and substation practice—overlapping Archer on NERC CIP-014 physical security and CIP compliance engagements but at much greater scale and broader portfolio (engineering, EPC, environmental).

TypeDirect peer
Description

ICF's Energy Advisory practice delivers utility regulatory compliance, grid reliability, and cybersecurity consulting to IOUs, federal energy clients, and infrastructure operators. Comparable in serving regulated utilities with a mix of regulatory and technical advisory work.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Leidos is a large federal and commercial IT/services firm with a power delivery practice spanning NERC compliance, OT cybersecurity, and grid resilience. Overlaps with Archer on utility-side regulatory and cyber work, but as part of a much broader federal/defense portfolio.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Accenture's Utilities practice delivers grid modernization, regulatory compliance, and cybersecurity services to large utilities—overlaps with Archer on critical infrastructure protection work but as one offering within a global systems integrator portfolio.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Booz Allen Hamilton provides OT/ICS cybersecurity, critical infrastructure protection, and regulatory advisory to utilities and federal energy clients. Comparable in serving infrastructure clients with cyber-and-compliance consulting, but as one of many capabilities within a much larger federal consulting firm.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

EY's Energy & Resources practice offers utility regulatory advisory, internal controls, risk and compliance services to electric and gas utilities. Comparable on the audit/regulatory side via SOX-adjacent internal-controls work, but as part of Big 4 portfolio with broader transformation scope.

TypeDirect peer
Description

DNV provides energy advisory and certification services including NERC compliance audits, CIP training, OT/ICS cybersecurity, and physical security services to electric utilities and pipeline operators. Overlaps directly with Archer's NERC CIP/O&P audit practice and energy-sector client base.

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ARCHER

Critical Infrastructure Security Consultingarcherint.com

Archer Energy Solutions is a Portland-based critical infrastructure protection consulting firm (founded 2001) serving electric utilities, oil and gas pipeline operators, and government entities across North America with NERC compliance, OT cybersecurity, training, and personnel risk assessment services.

What ARCHER does

Archer Energy Solutions, LLC is a privately-held critical infrastructure protection consulting firm founded in 2001 and headquartered in Portland, Oregon, with additional offices in Las Vegas, Nevada and Vancouver, British Columbia. The firm delivers professional services to investor-owned electric utilities, municipal power systems, rural electric cooperatives, public power agencies, oil and gas pipeline operators, and government entities across North America. Six managing partners — Stacy Bresler, Bryan Carr, Brent Castagnetto, Leonard Chamberlin III, Steven Parker, and Brian L. Pauling — anchor the firm, supported by senior consultants and instructors. Archer's competitive position rests on the highest concentration of former FERC and NERC Regional Entity auditors (CIP and O&P) in the niche, including members of the NERC 2003 Blackout Investigative Team and NIST CSF / DOE C2M2 development contributors.

The company's product portfolio comprises eight core service lines: NERC Regulatory Compliance (both CIP and O&P/693 standards); Cyber & Physical Security for OT/ICS environments; Control Design & Testing across NIST, ISO, IEC, ISACA, and IIA frameworks; Tools & Integration (compliance management platforms, SIEM, access management); Oil & Gas Security and Compliance (TSA Pipeline Security Guidelines); Project Management; Training & Awareness including a quarterly NERC-CIP-compliant Security Awareness Service and a NERC O&P Bootcamp with CPE credits; and Personnel Risk Assessment (CIP-004 R3 compliant, 48–72 hour turnaround). Archer's GTM is sales-led and field-based, with multi-year enterprise consulting engagements and direct outreach to utility security and compliance leaders. The firm uses industry events (DistribuTECH, GridSecCon, EnergySec Summit, WECC workshops), thought-leadership content, and a 13-partner ecosystem including Acoem, Force 5, Tripwire, KnowBe4, Optiv, Contextual Security, NovaSync, FoxGuard, Karta, Frenos.io, Axio, USE, and SecurityMatters to extend reach. Revenue is professional-services-based with quote-driven, custom-priced engagements; no SaaS or product licensing revenue is disclosed.

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Name
ARCHER
Legal name
Archer Energy Solutions, LLC
Website
https://archerint.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2001
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Archer Energy Solutions is a Portland-based critical infrastructure protection consulting firm (founded 2001) serving electric utilities, oil and gas pipeline operators, and government entities across North America with NERC compliance, OT cybersecurity, training, and personnel risk assessment services.
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ARCHER industry classification

Industry
Product category
Critical Infrastructure Security Consulting
NAICS
Management Consulting Services (54161), Management, Scientific, and Technical Consulting Services (5416), Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services (54169)
SIC
Services-Management Consulting Services (8742), Services-Engineering Services (8711)
akta.pro primary industry
Risk, Compliance & Internal Controls Consulting (BPAHACAJ)
akta.pro secondary industry
Product, Safety & Quality Compliance (incl. Regulatory Affairs) (BPAHAFAM)

Keywords

  • NERC compliance consulting
  • Critical infrastructure protection
  • OT cybersecurity services
  • Physical security consulting
  • Energy sector advisory

Where ARCHER is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Las Vegas
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices3 records

Markets served

ARCHER business model

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B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Others

Revenue model

  1. Consulting Services: Professional consulting services delivered by former NERC/Regional Entity auditors, utility compliance officers, and cybersecurity experts. Services include compliance assessments, audits, program development, and implementation support.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
OtherMulti-year contractEnterprise consulting engagements

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels5 records

ARCHER product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Archer provides professional consulting services to electric utilities, oil and gas pipeline operators, and government energy entities, covering NERC regulatory compliance (CIP and Operations & Planning standards), cyber and physical security for OT/ICS environments, control design and testing, tools and integration, project management, training and awareness, and personnel risk assessment. Services are delivered by former FERC, NERC Regional Entity auditors, and utility compliance officers via direct enterprise consulting engagements rather than as a software product.

Product overview

Archer is a critical infrastructure protection services firm offering a portfolio of consulting services for the energy sector. The core offering centers on NERC regulatory compliance consulting (covering both CIP and Operations & Planning standards), complemented by cybersecurity services (both cyber and physical), control design and testing, tools and integration services, project management, training and awareness programs, and personnel risk assessment. The company provides specialized services for oil and gas pipeline operators alongside electric utility clients. Services are delivered through expert consultants with backgrounds as former NERC/FERC auditors, utility compliance officers, and industry practitioners. The portfolio is structured as professional consulting services rather than a software platform, with training programs offered both in-person and virtually.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • NERC Regulatory Compliance Services Comprehensive NERC compliance consulting covering both Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP) and Operations & Planning (O&P/693) standards, including audits, gap assessments, internal controls evaluation, and program development for electric utilities, municipal power systems, and cooperatives.
  • Cyber & Physical Security Services Cybersecurity and physical security consulting for industrial facilities covering enterprise security program design, OT/ICS vulnerability assessment, incident response, supply chain security, and physical security plan development.
  • Control Design & Testing Security automation and internal controls implementation to reduce audit scope and move beyond manual processes, using frameworks including NIST, ISO, IEC, ISACA, and IIA.
  • Tools & Integration Services Technology integration and workflow automation services including compliance management platforms, SIEM integration, and access management across enterprise environments.
  • Oil & Gas Security and Compliance Security and compliance consulting specifically for pipeline owners and operators, addressing TSA Pipeline Security Guidelines and applying lessons from NERC CIP standards.
  • Project Management Services Project management consulting for critical infrastructure security, reliability and compliance projects, including business process management, capital project management, and change management.
  • Security Awareness Service Quarterly security awareness program providing videos, graphics and text content, designed to be NERC CIP compliant and engaging for employees.
  • NERC Operations & Planning Bootcamp Educational training program providing foundational and in-depth knowledge of NERC O&P (693) standards and requirements, taught by former Regional Entity auditors.
  • Personnel Risk Assessment Personnel background screening and evaluation services for critical infrastructure personnel, fulfilling CIP-004 R3 requirements with audit-ready documentation.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Over 300 actual NERC audits performed as auditors for a CEA
  • +1 more outcomes

Companies that use ARCHER

Customer profile

Named customers11 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

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Feature4 records

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Partnerships

Four partnerships are on record, tiered minor and core.

  • TripwireminorGTM or Marketing Partner · 16 September 2016Archer joined Tripwire's NERC Alliance Network - collaboration of companies offering high quality energy sector and NERC-focused solutions, services and technologies.
  • AcoemcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerStrategic partnership to provide enhanced substation security and NERC CIP compliance solutions to help electric utilities improve physical security measures and comply with NERC standards including CIP-014.
  • Force 5coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerStrategic alliance in NERC/CIP compliance solutions focused on reducing visitor-control CIP-006-R2 risk for power utilities.
  • SecurityMattersminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnership to offer comprehensive solutions strengthening critical infrastructure in North America, combining SecurityMatters' technology with Archer's consulting expertise.

Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

ARCHER competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Guidehouse (formerly Navigant): Guidehouse is a global advisory firm with a sizable Power & Utilities practice delivering NERC compliance, reliability standards, cybersecurity, and grid modernization consulting. Comparable to Archer in target customer (North American utilities), service mix (regulatory advisory), and audit-led subject-matter-expert positioning.
  • 1898 & Co. (Burns & McDonnell): 1898 & Co. is the consulting and advisory arm of Burns & McDonnell focused on critical infrastructure security and compliance for utilities—directly competing with Archer in NERC CIP/O&P audits, physical/cyber security, and grid modernization consulting for IOUs, G&T cooperatives, and public power. Closest direct competitor given shared utility-first, regulatory-led model.
  • ICF International: ICF's Energy Advisory practice delivers utility regulatory compliance, grid reliability, and cybersecurity consulting to IOUs, federal energy clients, and infrastructure operators. Comparable in serving regulated utilities with a mix of regulatory and technical advisory work.
  • DNV (Energy Systems / Cyber Security): DNV provides energy advisory and certification services including NERC compliance audits, CIP training, OT/ICS cybersecurity, and physical security services to electric utilities and pipeline operators. Overlaps directly with Archer's NERC CIP/O&P audit practice and energy-sector client base.

Emerging players

  • Schneider Electric (Energy Management): Schneider Electric provides OT cybersecurity, substation automation, and energy management platforms that increasingly include NERC-aligned compliance capabilities. Partial overlap with Archer as a technology-plus-services provider to utilities, though Schneider is product-led whereas Archer is consulting-led.

Broad incumbents

  • Burns & McDonnell: Burns & McDonnell is a large employee-owned engineering, architecture, and construction firm with significant T&D and substation practice—overlapping Archer on NERC CIP-014 physical security and CIP compliance engagements but at much greater scale and broader portfolio (engineering, EPC, environmental).
  • Leidos: Leidos is a large federal and commercial IT/services firm with a power delivery practice spanning NERC compliance, OT cybersecurity, and grid resilience. Overlaps with Archer on utility-side regulatory and cyber work, but as part of a much broader federal/defense portfolio.
  • Accenture (Utilities/Energy): Accenture's Utilities practice delivers grid modernization, regulatory compliance, and cybersecurity services to large utilities—overlaps with Archer on critical infrastructure protection work but as one offering within a global systems integrator portfolio.
  • Booz Allen Hamilton: Booz Allen Hamilton provides OT/ICS cybersecurity, critical infrastructure protection, and regulatory advisory to utilities and federal energy clients. Comparable in serving infrastructure clients with cyber-and-compliance consulting, but as one of many capabilities within a much larger federal consulting firm.
  • EY (Energy & Resources): EY's Energy & Resources practice offers utility regulatory advisory, internal controls, risk and compliance services to electric and gas utilities. Comparable on the audit/regulatory side via SOX-adjacent internal-controls work, but as part of Big 4 portfolio with broader transformation scope.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

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ARCHER leadership team

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Profiles11 records

ARCHER funding detail

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

ARCHER M&A and investment

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Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about ARCHER

What does ARCHER do?

Archer provides professional consulting services to electric utilities, oil and gas pipeline operators, and government energy entities, covering NERC regulatory compliance (CIP and Operations & Planning standards), cyber and physical security for OT/ICS environments, control design and testing, tools and integration, project management, training and awareness, and personnel risk assessment. Services are delivered by former FERC, NERC Regional Entity auditors, and utility compliance officers via direct enterprise consulting engagements rather than as a software product.

Is ARCHER a public or private company?

ARCHER is a private company. It is classified as management employee owned and is currently operating.

When was ARCHER founded?

ARCHER was founded in 2001. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is ARCHER based?

ARCHER is headquartered in Las Vegas, United States, in the North America region.

How does ARCHER make money?

One revenue line is on record: consulting Services.

Who are ARCHER's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Guidehouse (formerly Navigant), 1898 & Co. (Burns & McDonnell), ICF International and DNV (Energy Systems / Cyber Security). Schneider Electric (Energy Management) is listed as an emerging player. Broad incumbents are Burns & McDonnell, Leidos, Accenture (Utilities/Energy), Booz Allen Hamilton and EY (Energy & Resources).

Does ARCHER have an API?

No public API is recorded for ARCHER.

What industry is ARCHER in?

ARCHER's product category is Critical Infrastructure Security Consulting. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAHACAJ, Risk, Compliance & Internal Controls Consulting, with a secondary code of BPAHAFAM, Product, Safety & Quality Compliance (incl. Regulatory Affairs). Its NAICS code is 54161 and its SIC code is 8742.

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