AI for public agencies, built for public budgets.
Practical AI training and implementation for workforce boards, SBDCs, and public programs. Scoped to fit micro-purchase rules — no competitive bid required — so you can put this year's funds to work before they're gone.
We start where your staff actually are: plain-language training that makes AI useful in a single session, not a semester. Then, where it earns its keep, we build the tool — an assistant over your own program materials, an intake automation, a reporting helper — and train your team to use it.
Everything is scoped, priced, and documented for how public procurement really works, with responsible-AI practices your compliance and grant teams can point to.
Three ways to start — sized to your budget.
Most agencies begin with a workshop, then build once they've seen what's possible. You can enter at any rung.
AI Workshop
A hands-on training session for your staff — what these tools do, where they help, and how to use them safely and effectively in your actual workflows. Quick-reference guides and prompt playbooks included.
Custom Build
We build a focused AI tool around a real bottleneck — an assistant grounded in your program documents, an intake or eligibility helper, a reporting aid — deployed and ready for your team to use.
Ongoing Support
A light retainer for updates, additional training as staff turn over, new use cases, and the documentation your program needs as tools and guidance evolve.
Designed to fit public procurement.
No competitive bid
Engagements are scoped to fit micro-purchase thresholds, so you can move quickly without a formal solicitation.
Use it before you lose it
Fast to start and fast to deliver — a clean way to put remaining budget to work before the fiscal year closes.
Capability statement on request
A capability statement, scope, and responsible-AI notes your procurement, compliance, and grant teams can file.
Public programs with budget to put to work.
Start with a call. It's free.
Thirty minutes to talk through what your program is trying to do and where the manual work is piling up — plain English, no acronyms, no pitch. If it's a fit, I'll send a capability statement and a scoped option that fits your budget window. If it isn't, I'll tell you.