§ Use case · Government

AI Agents for Government Contractors.

Private agent platforms for public-sector teams and the contractors who sell to them. Air-gapped by default, procurement-shaped from day one, proposal-ready today.

In plain terms: AI agents for RFP response, FOIA triage, lease abstraction, and SOP recovery — deployed inside the perimeter your examiner expects.

The market you sell into is countable, consolidated, and reachable through associations. We forward-deploy the platform they'll buy, then help you fit it inside their procurement.

Government and regulated buyers want AI — and many have a written prohibition on the cloud variety. 73% of surveyed leaders selected “data privacy and/or security” as the AI risk their organization is most concerned about (Deloitte, 2026). For public agencies the same concern is policy, not preference. The platform we deploy runs in shapes the examiner already understands: inside a tenant they own, on metal they audit, or air-gapped from any outbound path. That is the approval side. The other side is procurement.

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FDIC-insured banks
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Federally insured credit unions
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SEC-registered advisers
90,837
Local governments (2022 Census)

Each segment is fragmented, individually small, and reachable through the trade associations and leagues it already belongs to. That shape is the whole go-to-market: build the agent library one peer institution would run, then carry it down the street.

“The blocker is approval, not capability.”

Certifications: filed, pursuing, none held.

The honest version of this table is the only version we'll put on the page. No certification is claimed that is not in hand. What's listed below is the roadmap — the order in which gates open, not a list of open gates.

Virginia SWaM / SBSD Filed, pending award TBD
SOC 2 Type I / II Pursuing — Type I first; Type II observation window to follow
ISO 27001 Target
StateRAMP / FedRAMP Target — later in the roadmap, on customer pull
Contract vehicles None held; a cooperative or state-term vehicle is a named objective
NAICS code(s) TBD
PSC code(s) TBD
UEI TBD
CAGE TBD
SAM.gov entity registration TBD

Until SWaM/SBSD is awarded, we team with a Richmond-based, SWaM-certified hardware partner that already holds local-government, state, and university contracts. Set-aside categories are reachable in the interim; both parties reach work neither would reach alone.

What we run for public-sector teams.

Four problem shapes recur across agencies and their contractors. Each is a deployed pattern — an agent in a library, not a green-field build.

Questions we hear.

Do you hold any contract vehicles?
No contract vehicle is held today. Winning a cooperative or state-term contract is a named objective because it shortens the procurement cycle, but no revenue assumes one is in place. Until then, the route in is small-business set-asides (Virginia SWaM/SBSD filed, pending) and teaming with our already-certified hardware partner.
What certifications do you hold?
None are held today. SOC 2 Type I, ISO 27001, StateRAMP, and FedRAMP are explicit targets in the roadmap, in that order. Virginia SWaM/SBSD small-business certification is filed and pending.