Precision Federal delivers AI, technology, research, and expert services to government agencies. We recently won contracts with DOJ, DOT, the CDC and DoD.
72 capabilities, from AI and software to research, geospatial, security and program delivery.
Models that hold up in production, built and monitored by a Kaggle Top 200 data scientist who has shipped them inside a federal health agency.
Agents that call your tools, follow your rules, and leave an audit trail an authorizing official can read.
LLM applications tuned on your documents and deployed inside your boundary, GovCloud or air-gapped.
COBOL, mainframe and AS/400 systems moved by strangler fig and LLM-assisted translation, one verified slice at a time.
Commercial and SaaS platforms configured to how your staff work, integrated with the systems you keep, and loaded with your data at cutover.
Whole applications on React, Next.js, FastAPI and PostgreSQL, containerized and shipped with USWDS and Section 508 done.
Pipelines that move mission data reliably at production scale, with lineage and governance in the same code.
Dashboards and decision tools built for the question leadership actually asks, and for the audit that follows.
Tableau, Power BI, Looker and Qlik reporting that is Section 508 accessible and runs on FedRAMP-authorized services.
Demand, uptake and market forecasts for products and programs that do not exist yet, with scenario ranges a sponsor can act on.
Cost of illness, cost-effectiveness, budget impact and program evaluation, with the perspective, horizon and uncertainty stated up front.
Applied research, modeling and simulation for science and engineering sponsors, from study design to a validated result another team can reproduce.
Remote sensing, geospatial machine learning and ArcGIS pipelines for satellite, drone, LiDAR and terrain data.
Mobile and aerial LiDAR and imagery turned into classified point clouds, elevation models and GIS layers, checked at every step.
Satellite and aerial imagery turned into land cover, change detection and maps, with accuracy measured against ground truth.
Service desk, end-user support and system administration run to agreed service levels, with incident response and monthly reporting built in.
Migration by the 7Rs into FedRAMP landing zones on GovCloud and Azure Government, every cutover rehearsed and logged.
Landing zones and IL4 and IL5 workloads on AWS GovCloud and Azure Government, with FedRAMP High controls inherited on purpose.
Splunk, Sentinel and SOAR detections mapped to MITRE ATT&CK and reported through the CDM dashboard.
Control assessments, vulnerability scans and penetration tests run with independent testers, with every finding fixed and closed in the POA&M.
RMF from control selection to SSP, POA&M and continuous ATO, with FISMA, FedRAMP and CMMC evidence kept current.
Community and faith-based provider networks recruited, verified and kept current, on equal footing and always voluntary for participants.
Schedules, risks, budgets and reporting run by one accountable lead, with a monthly status report written for the people who fund the program.
Workshops, curricula and hands-on help for the staff, grantees and partners a program depends on, online or in person.
Second opinions and independent verification and validation on plans, systems and vendor work, delivered as written findings with the evidence behind them.
Requirements, vendor selection and implementation oversight for ERP and enterprise systems, from an advisor with no product to sell.
Independent review of tower and antenna applications against the town code, the FCC shot clocks and RF exposure rules.
A language model can map each submittal requirement to cited evidence and flag gaps while a planner decides. How to build, test and govern it.
What is in production and what is in pilot across VA, HHS, DOT, DHS, SSA, Treasury, DoD and the rest of the federal enterprise, and what each program office is buying next.
What a digital twin is and is not, what DoDI 5000.97 changed, and why the real engineering is data plumbing, state synchronization, and validation.
Which Title II date applies to you, what the five exceptions allow, where public sites and apps fail, and a 90-day plan before April 26, 2027.
What the CMS rule and the October 29 court ruling mean for state eligibility systems: exemptions, ex parte data, six-month renewals and a 90-day plan for January.
Which FAR text governs your buy today, and what the overhaul changes for market research, source selection, fixed-price software work and AI contract terms.
What is law, what is policy and what is still proposed as DoD software buying moves to portfolios, with service-by-service status and a 90-day plan.
A public-record map of the Department of the Navy's 2026 AI posture: the offices, programs, enterprise infrastructure, and pathways where small firms fit.
Public-literature reading of AI-assisted modernization — reverse engineering, dependency analysis, test reconstruction, and the engineering discipline that scales.
A practical 2026 playbook to cut AI-system ATO time from 12 months to 3-6 — control inheritance, evidence pipelines, and the engineering decisions made on day one that determine the authorization timeline.
Evaluating retrieval quality in federal RAG: separating retrieval from answer evaluation, gold question sets, recall and rank metrics, groundedness, and drift.
Deepfake detection for federal missions: generation families, artifact and frequency cues, C2PA provenance, the generalization problem, and evaluation discipline for acquisitions.
Why disconnected, bandwidth-limited federal environments push toward the 1-15B model class — what it does well, where it breaks, quantization, licensing, hardware, and evaluation.
Sensor modalities, signal-processing pre-stages, public datasets, and the engineering choices that show up in agency-funded prototypes.
A public-record tour of maritime domain awareness software — space-based radar, ship transponders, undersea acoustics, tracking, and the data fusion between them.
Federal programs, state and local work, partnering and contracting questions. Write to us and we’ll get back to you.
