The practice
I run a small set of AI tools across the practice. They read regulations, scan opportunities, check markets, and prepare research. They give me more range and they save time. A person still makes the call.
I make the judgments and hold the relationships. A person approves what goes out. Six tools, six views of the same problem. That range is the point.
These tools draft and check. A person reviews every output before it leaves the firm.
Six tools
Reads the Federal Acquisition Regulation and the agency supplements, and answers questions in plain English with a citation.
A government-contracting intelligence workspace: opportunities, agencies and the capture record in one place.
Searches active DoD SBIR/STTR topics and shows what each one asks for.
Local economic data: how a town or region is doing, against the national picture.
Tracks executive orders, rules and proposed rules, and writes an impact analysis for each.
Generates study cards from a topic, so a body of material can be rehearsed.
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For sensitive work, HARBOR Helm is the private workspace: it runs on the models the firm chooses, keeps approvals with a person, and writes the record. See how HARBOR Helm works. (opens in new tab)