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Software and AI for agencies.

We write the software, train the models, and modernize what federal agencies already run. Then we keep it working.

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A painting of a tidy equipment room inside an ordinary office building, seen through its open door: one server rack with bundled cables and a green status light, a small desk, shelves of boxes, and morning light down the corridor

What we build.

  1. A painting of a bright data hall: two long rows of pale server cabinets with small status lights, under tall windows

    AI systems

    Models trained on your own records to classify and triage the work, then run in production and kept working.

  2. A painting of a sunlit studio: a whiteboard of box and arrow diagrams beside rows of colored sticky notes, above a table with closed laptops

    Custom software

    Web and internal applications, APIs, and the data work behind them.

  3. A painting of a computer room mid changeover: an old tape drive mainframe on one side, new server racks on the other, cables run under a raised floor

    IT modernization

    Moving old systems onto supported platforms without stopping the work they carry.

  4. A painting of a camera on a rooftop pole looking down over a tree-lined downtown intersection

    Computer vision

    Detection, tracking, and counting on live camera feeds.

  5. A painting of a shop workbench: a small robotic arm, a disassembled quadcopter frame with its motors laid out, a circuit board on a mat, and hand tools in a row

    Mechatronics

    Firmware, sensor fusion, and edge software for robotics, drones, and instruments.

Two places it runs.

  • In your environment on the systems your agency already has an authority to operate for. Nothing depends on us hosting it.

  • Through an approved provider for the work you allow, under terms your agency already holds.

How it starts.

  1. A call. What the work is, and when it has to be done.
  2. One bounded project. Scoped small enough to buy simply.
  3. Built in your environment. Under the authority to operate you already hold.
  4. We keep it running. The people who built it stay responsible for it.

Questions a contracting officer asks.

Can we buy directly?
Yes. Directly, through a small business set-aside, or as a subcontractor. Codes are on the capabilities page.
What have you delivered?
Three systems in daily use: healthcare claims processing, coverage checks for Backwork, and twenty AI systems at a major legal data company. The record is commercial, and FAR 15.305 lets you evaluate it.
Do you hold FedRAMP or CMMC?
No, not today. We build inside the environment your agency already has an authority to operate for.
Do you hold facility clearances?
No, not today. A company cannot sponsor its own, so it follows a contract that needs one.
Do you support it after delivery?
Yes. The people who build a system stay responsible for it.
How large a project can you take?
One system with a clear owner, or a team inside a larger program. We say no when the work needs a bench we do not have.
Are you a small business?
Yes. Native American-owned (Choctaw), in Oklahoma City.

Tell us what you need built.

Include the agency, the work, and the date it has to be done.

Contact tyler@grayhavenlabs.comContract capabilities