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Digital modernization and AI automation services for federal agencies

More than ten years of past performance with the U.S. Air Force and the Department of Defense: legacy systems modernized, certified data delivered behind billion-dollar investment decisions, and the work agencies still do by hand automated.

  • FedRAMP certified
  • CMMC certified
  • NIST 800-53
  • Section 508 Trusted Tester
  • Active SAM registration
Aerial view of the Pentagon in Arlington, Virginia
$30M+
Federal contract value
50,000+
Federal users served
100%
On time and on budget
10+
Years of federal engagement

Zero security incidentsZero cost overruns95%+ customer satisfaction

What we do

Federal sector experience and an AI practice in one team, so an agency can modernize a legacy system, put its data on a certified footing and automate the workflow around it without three vendors.

AI automation services
  • AI automation services

    An AI audit that shows where automation pays before you invest, custom builds from document processing to conversational AI, and the advisory work that keeps adoption up.

  • Enterprise modernization

    Digital transformation of legacy systems, learning management platforms and assessment platforms, delivered for 45,000+ Air Force personnel.

  • Data and analytics

    Data integration, enterprise architecture, predictive modeling and AI-powered analysis, supporting $2B+ in annual IT investment decisions.

  • Accessibility compliance

    Section 508 and WCAG testing, remediation and training by DHS Certified Trusted Testers.

  • Program and project management

    PMP-certified program managers experienced in agile delivery, stakeholder management and federal procurement.

  • Prime or subcontractor

    Delivered under prime and subcontractor relationships with FAR and DFARS compliance.

Who we have done it for

Named past performance with U.S. Air Force commands and Department of Defense agencies, on programs that a contracting officer can check.

The project portfolio, program by program
MissionInsights dashboard listing enterprise architecture and IT portfolio governance reports by category
Portfolio governance for Air Force Headquarters runs on reporting like this, built on MissionInsights, our analytics product.
  • U.S. Air Force Education and Training Command (AETC)

    Learning ecosystem modernization, assessment platforms and enterprise architecture serving 45,000+ personnel.

  • U.S. Air Force Reserve Personnel Center (ARPC)

    Digital forms modernization and workflow automation supporting 5,000+ Air Force Reserve personnel.

  • U.S. Air Force Headquarters (SAF/MG)

    Enterprise architecture, certified data delivery and portfolio management supporting $2B+ in annual IT investments.

  • Department of Defense agencies

    Further DoD agencies supported through prime and subcontractor relationships. Details are subject to disclosure restrictions.

Standards we work to

Every engagement runs under the federal standards for security, accessibility and quality, and the record shows it: no security incidents across the practice.

Security and trust for the awards platform
  • Security and privacy

    NIST 800-53 implementation, FISMA compliance, FedRAMP certified, CMMC certified.

  • Accessibility

    Section 508 and WCAG 2.0/2.1 Level AA, with DHS Certified Trusted Testers, remediation and training.

  • Quality management

    CMMI process framework, agile and Scrum delivery, DevSecOps practices, PMP-certified managers.

  • Delivery record

    100% on time, 100% on budget, zero security incidents, zero cost overruns.

How to work with us

The data a contracting officer needs before the first conversation.

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  • SAM registration

    Active.

  • Contract roles

    Prime contractor and subcontractor.

  • Clearances

    Team members with active Secret and Top Secret clearances, experienced on classified programs.

  • Regulations

    FAR and DFARS compliant.

  • Small business

    Small business ready for set-aside and teaming arrangements.

  • First step

    A consultation with the practice lead. Bring the program, the system or the process, and we will tell you what we would do with it.

Bring us the program that has stalled