The agencies we build for, and what we build for each.
Precision Federal works across the defense agencies and military services, the health, science and space agencies, and the civilian departments. Every agency page says what that agency buys, how it buys it, and the systems we deliver for it, so a program office can see the fit on one screen.
Department of Defense and components
Twelve doors into the defense market, from DoD-wide SBIR to the rapid-acquisition and AI offices that award in weeks.

Department of Defense
SBIR and STTR across every DoD component, from Phase I feasibility to the Phase II system a program office can field.
U.S. Army
AI for the Army through xTech, AI2C and Futures Command topics, built to run on Army networks and Army data.
U.S. Navy
Predictive maintenance, fleet logistics and shipboard data systems for NavalX, NRL and the Navy SBIR program.
U.S. Air Force
ISR analytics and Open Topic SBIR work through AFWERX and AFRL, scoped to move from Phase I to a fielded system.
U.S. Space Force
Space domain awareness and orbital data analytics through SpaceWERX, SSC and SDA, with STRATFI and TACFI as the path to scale.
DARPA
Fast, measurable prototypes for I2O, DSO and MTO programs, where the metric is defined before the code is written.
Defense Innovation Unit
Commercial-first prototypes under DIU's CSO, awarded in 60 to 90 days and built to transition into a production OT.
SOCOM
Field-ready AI for SOFWERX challenges and SOF AT&L, built for operators who cannot wait on a data center.
CDAO
Data, analytics and AI delivered through TradeWind and the AI Rapid Capabilities Cell, aligned to Maven Smart System and Task Force Lima.
DTRA
Counter-WMD machine learning, CBRN modeling and threat anticipation for the Defense Threat Reduction Agency.
Chem-Bio Defense
Biosurveillance, sensor fusion and medical countermeasure ML for the Chemical and Biological Defense Program under JPEO-CBRND.
OSD / SCO
Software that lets the Strategic Capabilities Office field existing systems in new roles within three to five years.HHS and sub-agencies
NIH runs the largest federal SBIR program by dollars, and CDC, CMS and FDA publish AI and data topics every cycle. Our production ML past performance lives here.

Health and Human Services
Where our production ML past performance lives: a shipped, authorized machine learning system on federal health data.
NIH
Biomedical AI and genomics pipelines for NIH's 27 institutes, submitted through eRA Commons and built for reproducible science.
CDC
Disease surveillance AI and public health data platforms, informed by machine learning already delivered inside a federal health agency.
CMS
Fraud detection models and claims data platforms at Medicare scale, with a false-positive rate an investigator can work.
FDA
Drug safety AI, trial data NLP and software as a medical device, built to FDA's own guidance from the first design review.DHS and cybersecurity components
Homeland security organizations buying AI, data fusion and cyber tooling, each through its own small business research program.
NSF, DOE, NASA, NOAA, USDA, NIST
The science agencies publish open AI and ML topics every year and judge them on rigor. We build the software to that standard.

NSF
SBIR Project Pitch through Phase II on Research.gov, for AI and ML topics where the science has to hold up to peer review.
DOE
Grid AI, scientific machine learning and HPC software built to run alongside the national labs' own tools.
NASA
Space autonomy and earth observation analytics for JPL, Ames and Goddard, validated on mission data before delivery.
NOAA
Climate, ocean and weather machine learning on NOAA's open data, engineered to run at forecast cadence.
USDA
Precision agriculture, food safety and rural broadband analytics for USDA, built for data that comes from the field.
NIST
AI safety evaluation, measurement science software and post-quantum cryptography migration, aligned to NIST's own publications.DOT, Education, EPA, Commerce
Four civilian departments with SBIR programs of their own, including DOT, where our newest federal contract is under way.

DOT
Roadway data collection, autonomous systems validation and safety analytics for DOT, including work now under way for FHWA.
Education
Adaptive learning AI, assessment analytics and accessibility engineering for the Department of Education.
EPA
Emissions monitoring, chemical safety AI and environmental machine learning for EPA, built on data the public can audit.
Commerce
Census data science, USPTO NLP and export control AI for BIS and ITA across the Department of Commerce.Targeting an agency not listed?
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