Tech made for the Federal Government.
Ready for the age of Super Intelligence.
Intelligence
Frontier models applied where the decision actually carries consequence.
Mission
Built by operators who have run the systems, not read about them.
Accountability
Every inference logged, every decision reconstructable under review.
Fed.tech builds the systems federal missions run on. State-of-the-art AI models, high-throughput data processing, and secure cloud — engineered to the standard of proof government actually requires.
Explore the platformOne platform. Five systems already in the ground.
Each system solves a problem we hit inside an agency, productized so the next program doesn't fund it from zero.
VEYRA
A common operating picture for global events. VEYRA ingests open-source, sensor, and partner feeds, correlates them into one situational picture, and surfaces what changed — so a watch officer sees the signal instead of the queue.
- Multi-source ingest
- Event correlation
- Change detection
- Geospatial overlay
- Alerting
- Full audit trail
FedTalent
AI-native applicant tracking for federal hiring — GS grades, veterans preference, and Certificates of Eligibles.
- Veterans preference
- Cert of Eligibles
- USAJobs sync
- AI screening
Deployment
Tracking
Incident workforce readiness, qualifications, credentials, and force package management.
- Qualification tracking
- Force packages
- Systems integration
Public Assistance
Timeline
Disaster recovery grant tracking from declaration through obligation and closeout.
- Obligation tracking
- Closeout
- Statutory reporting
LiDAR &
Geospatial
Automated damage assessment from LiDAR point clouds and aerial imagery at disaster scale.
- Point cloud analysis
- Imagery pipeline
- Damage scoring
Not everything we build has a page.
Some work is under agreements that keep it off a public website. If a programme needs capability we have not announced, ask us directly — we will tell you in a briefing what we can and cannot discuss.
Everything a federal program needs, under one roof.
Practitioners who have shipped inside federal environments and at hyperscale. No pyramid staffing, no junior bench.
Custom mission software
Applications built in agile increments with real operators in the loop.
- Agile increments
- User research
- You own the code
Legacy modernization
Incremental migration off mainframe and end-of-life stacks.
- Strangler pattern
- No flag-day cutover
Secure cloud & DevSecOps
FedRAMP-authorized hosting with pipelines that emit audit evidence.
- FedRAMP
- Infrastructure as code
Cybersecurity & ATO
Control implementation and continuous monitoring toward authorization.
- SSP authoring
- ConMon
- POA&M
Applied AI & agents
Evaluation-first AI for decisions that carry consequence.
- Eval harness
- Human in the loop
Data engineering
Pipelines and records-grade lineage across agency boundaries.
- Streaming
- Lineage
- Warehousing
Geospatial & remote sensing
LiDAR, aerial imagery, and damage assessment at disaster scale.
- Point clouds
- Change detection
Incident workforce systems
Readiness, credentialing, and deployment logistics for Stafford Act operations.
- Credentialing
- Deployment
AI that earns its place in a federal decision.
Frontier models changed what a small team can deliver. They did not change the burden of proof in government.
Evaluation before deployment
Every model ships with a test harness and a published accuracy floor, not a demo.
Human accountable
AI narrows and ranks. A qualified person decides, and the record shows who.
Fully auditable
Every inference logged with inputs, version, and rationale for IG and FOIA review.
Agent-ready architecture
Built so tomorrow's autonomous workflows attach without re-procurement.
20+ years across the private sector, big tech, and federal agencies.
Our team has built at the scale of the largest technology companies in the world and inside the agencies that run national response. That combination is the whole point: commercial velocity with an operator's understanding of the Stafford Act, the ATO process, and what happens in a Joint Field Office at 3 a.m.
Tell us what's stuck.
A 30-minute briefing with the engineers who would do the work — not a sales team.