For government

You have the directive and the budget. You do not have a vendor.

AI implementation for federal, state, and local government. We are already on contract, so the work can start in weeks instead of after a nine-month procurement.

CATS+ across all ten functional areas. SAM.gov registered. Ten years and counting inside a city public works department.

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Who this is for

Agency CIOs and CTOs: You have been told to ship AI this year. You have money. What you do not have is a vendor who understands both the model and the records retention schedule, and cannot buy one quickly.
Department heads: Public works, transit, parks, sanitation, public health, citizen services. The intake queue is the problem, and it is measured in residents waiting.
Prime contractors: You need a subcontractor who can carry the AI work package and will not create a compliance problem on your vehicle.

What we build

Citizen intake and triage: Requests arrive by phone, form, email, and app, in whatever words the resident used. Classification, routing, and a first response, with a human in the loop where the stakes justify one.
Operations agents: The internal work that keeps a department running: route assignment, service verification, reconciliation between systems that were never designed to talk to each other.
Document extraction: FOIA, permitting, contracting, invoices. The work that currently consumes a person who was hired to do something else.
AI governance and assessment: NIST AI RMF alignment, and the documentation your CIO's office needs to approve a system rather than tolerate it. We have written this for our own systems, which is why we can write it for yours.

How you buy it

The procurement path is usually the reason good AI work does not happen in government. These are the ones we can already use.

Maryland CATS+: All ten functional areas. For Maryland agencies and the jurisdictions that ride the vehicle, this is a task order rather than a competition.
SAM.gov: Registered and current, with a UEI and CAGE code, for federal civilian work either as prime on small awards or as a subcontractor under a larger prime.
Maryland MBE: Certified minority business enterprise in Maryland. Where a contract carries an MBE participation goal, our share of the work counts toward it.
Sole-source extension: Where an existing contract can carry the work. We have done this once already with DC, and we know what the contracting officer needs to see.
AWS Marketplace via Carahsoft: In build, targeted at the NASPO ValuePoint cooperative vehicle. When it lands, it removes the sole-source justification entirely.

Proof

Ten years, one department: Continuous delivery for a city public works department since July 2016, through four administrations and a pandemic. A hundred million telemetry readings off a two-hundred-vehicle snowplow fleet, joined with a dozen agency systems into one queryable picture.
Two state pandemic responses: Prime contractor. 750,000 people vaccinated through the scheduling system, 45 million messages sent and received across two state health departments, and a state website rebuilt in four working days to survive 150,000 requests a minute.
Cleared for the data: HIPAA-compliant infrastructure holding live patient records, hardened to CIS Level 1, through a state security review. FERPA-covered case management for a public school system.

Bring us the workflow with the longest queue.

Thirty minutes. We will tell you whether it is worth building, roughly what it costs, and which vehicle it can go on.

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