Data and AI Solutions for the Public Sector

We design solutions to meet the frameworks that apply to your organization, such as FedRAMP and NIST controls in the United States or national cloud security standards elsewhere. That includes using authorized cloud services, documenting controls, implementing least-privilege access, logging and incident response procedures and supporting your assessors. Where data residency or citizenship requirements apply to personnel or hosting, we agree the delivery model during scoping.

We start with an impact assessment for each AI use case, covering purpose, data sources, potential harms, affected groups and the level of human oversight required. We document models for your AI use case inventory, test for bias and accuracy, ensure decisions affecting residents are reviewed by people and provide routes to explanation and appeal. Monitoring continues after deployment, and we align practices with applicable policies such as OMB guidance or the EU AI Act.

Yes, by avoiding big-bang replacements. We analyze the legacy code and data, extract business rules and migrate functions incrementally using patterns such as the strangler fig, where new services gradually take over from the old system. Data is synchronized during transition, and each step is tested in parallel with the legacy system. This approach reduces risk and lets the agency see value early.

We can participate as a subcontractor to an established prime contractor or framework holder, or contract directly where procurement rules allow. We provide clear scope, deliverables and pricing to support your procurement process and are comfortable with milestone-based contracts. Our transparent delivery model, with weekly written updates and sprint demos, also supports the oversight and reporting expectations of public programs.

Accessibility is part of our definition of done, not a final audit. We design and test against WCAG 2.2 AA, use semantic markup, support screen readers and keyboard navigation and test with real users including people with disabilities where possible. We also consider plain language, multilingual content and assisted digital channels for residents who cannot or prefer not to use online services.

Yes. We favor open standards, open-source components where appropriate and well-documented code that belongs to you. We plan knowledge transfer from the start, pairing with your staff, documenting architecture and operating procedures and running handover sessions. If you prefer, we can continue to support or operate the service under a managed services arrangement.