Three lines of work. One standard: it has to get used.

Hardware & software procurement

We source through authorized public-sector distributors, so you get OEM pricing and the manufacturer's warranty, delivered on a veteran-owned small-business vehicle. Buying from us can satisfy set-aside goals and, under simplified acquisition thresholds, shorten the path from requirement to purchase order.

Before anything is quoted, we check the requirement against what your organization already owns, what's authorized on your network, and what a mandatory-source vehicle would charge. You see that comparison in writing.

Cloud & AI services

Frontier AI tools are already on government contracts at near-zero cost. The scarce thing is knowing which ones are cleared for your network, which workflows are worth automating, and how to get a staff section using them. That's what we sell.

An AI readiness assessment is a fixed-price, two-week engagement: what data you have, what's authorized at your impact level, what's worth doing and what isn't, in a written report you can hand to your commander. Fielding and training follows for the tools you decide to adopt. Where a FedRAMP-authorized platform still needs a small-business vehicle and hands-on setup, we provide it through distribution.

We do not claim proprietary AI or outcomes we can't measure.

Readiness & training support

Delivery is the middle of the job. We build fielding plans, run new-equipment training in plain language, and report on adoption so that the capability you bought becomes a capability you have.

Our bench is small and vetted: retired officers and NCOs, and technical trainers who have worked inside Army and joint organizations and know the difference between a briefing and a training event.