AI Governance & Readiness
Use AI where it helps, with the controls your oversight bodies will ask about.
- Best for
- Agencies and primes being asked to approve AI pilots or tools.
- How it is bought
- Fixed-scope work package.
- Codes we pursue
- NAICS 541690, 541611; PSC R499.
- Measured by
- A working policy, an approved use-case register and a review process in use.
What the work can include
AI use policy and acceptable-use rules
Use-case intake and risk review
AI governance board set-up
Data and privacy checks before a pilot
Vendor AI due-diligence questions
Reporting for leadership
This is advisory work. We don't build or host AI systems. We use the NIST AI Risk Management Framework (AI RMF 1.0) as a reference model.
How we work
01
Agree
Scope, deliverables, acceptance criteria and one named point of contact.
02
Baseline
One schedule, one risk and decision log, and an honest view of where the program stands.
03
Run
A steady governance rhythm, plain reporting and decisions brought forward on time.
04
Hand over
Documented processes, so your team can run what was built.
FAQ
Where should a county start?
With an inventory of the AI already in use, a short policy and one review path for new requests.
Do you sell AI tools?
No. The work is policy, review and governance.