9Win contracts. Keep CUI and ITAR data inside your walls.
The same intelligence your competitors are adopting — deployed on infrastructure you control, grounded in your own proposals and contract history, and fully cited. CUI and controlled technical data stay inside your walls, always.
Nine lives. Zero leaks. CMMC 2.0 and ITAR compliance, protected by architecture, not by promise.
Every proposal you feed a public AI risks CUI exposure and CMMC non-compliance.
Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) carries mandatory security controls — and CMMC 2.0 makes compliance a condition of doing business. Public AI cannot touch your proposals or your contract data.
Feeding ITAR-controlled technical data or CUI into a public tool is not just a policy breach — it is an export-control and compliance violation with real consequences. The data leaves your walls.
1CUI exposure
CUI carries mandatory security controls; public AI cannot touch it.
2CMMC 2.0 non-compliance
Compliance is a condition of winning and keeping contracts.
3Export-control violation
ITAR-controlled technical data in a public tool is a real violation.
4Lost competitive edge
The firms that win use AI safely on their own history.
Four capabilities. Your proposals. Your walls.
Private Retrieval (RAG)
“Ask questions of our own documents.” Cited answers across your proposal and contract corpus — without a byte leaving your control.
Document Intelligence
OCR and extraction turn RFPs, past proposals, and contract data into a searchable, cited database.
Grounded Drafting
Proposals, technical volumes, and compliance memos drafted from your past wins — with citations, not hallucination.
Workflow & Compliance
FAR/DFARS clause cross-referencing and contract deadline tracking surfaced automatically.
Where it applies, contract by contract.
The same private engine, pointed at the work your firm actually does.
Drafting from past wins
Cited drafting grounded in your winning history.
FAR/DFARS cross-referencing
Clause and compliance flags surfaced from your contract data.
CMMC 2.0 readiness
Documented, audit-ready controls for your reviewers.
ITAR-aware handling
Controlled technical data processed inside your walls.
Flow-down & obligations
Cited search across subcontracts and flow-downs.
Deadline & deliverable tracking
Milestones and deliverables surfaced automatically.
Not waivers — an architectural answer.
CMMC 2.0
Security controls met by design, never by a policy promise.
NIST SP 800-171
CUI protection requirements upheld by architecture.
ITAR / Export Control
Controlled technical data never leaves your walls.
FAR / DFARS
Clause compliance surfaced before it becomes an issue.
A disciplined, named framework — not a scramble.
Assess
Audit current exposure, map your data, and define your target state.
Deploy
Stand up hardened, self-hosted open-source models sized to your workload.
Manage
Ongoing updates, monitoring, and security — so it stays current and defensible.
Train
Make your people fluent, safe users — competence becomes a firm capability.
Straight answers for your partners.
Can we use AI on CUI or ITAR-controlled data at all?
Is this just a server running ChatGPT?
How does this help with CMMC 2.0?
What do our auditors and primes see?
Do we need to change everything at once?
Who runs the system day to day?
Your data never leaves your walls. Ever.
Open-source models running on your own infrastructure — no upload, no third-party terms, no unverifiable promise. Just an auditable system you control.
- Self-hosted. Open-source weights running on hardware you own or lease.
- Fully audit-ready. Documented stack and configuration for your reviewers.
- Wholly sovereign. No third-party data processing on controlled technical data.
- Independently verifiable. Security you can prove, not a promise you must trust.
Five minutes. Zero risk. See exactly what your firm is exposing right now.
Start with the Confidential Privilege Audit — we’ll show you where you stand before you commit to anything. You own the read, with or without us.