Aligning products and services with America's AI Doctrine.
The plan sets three pillars: accelerate innovation, build American AI infrastructure, and lead in AI diplomacy. Our delivery model maps to all three.
Removing barriers to adoption, enabling the Federal workforce, and standing up open-source and open-weight AI where mission needs allow.
Engineering the compute, data, and secure environments Federal AI depends on, including work aligned to the Genesis Mission science platform.
Building AI the government can defend: evaluated, controlled, and hardened against the security risks the national strategy calls out.
The policy instruments our high-end AI engineering is built to advance.
September 2026 directive adopting "Super Intelligence" (SI) as the Federal term for frontier AI across executive branch communications and policy.
January 2025 directive that reset Federal AI policy and led to the AI Action Plan.
June 2026 directive advancing AI innovation while tightening security expectations.
July 2025 plan with over 90 Federal actions across the three pillars.
April 2025 governance and acquisition guidance for Federal AI.
November 2025 directive for AI scientific discovery on the American Science and Security Platform.
December 2025 directive establishing a national AI policy framework and the authority behind the March 2026 framework.
NIST center advancing AI evaluation science, standards, and testing for commercial AI systems.
March 2026 proposed national framework for AI legislation.
Trusted partner to federal, state, and local government agencies delivering secure AI solutions across mission-critical operations.
AI for threat detection, intelligence analysis, and decision support, built to Department of War adoption priorities and secure-by-design requirements.
Mission AI that survives accreditation, not just a demo.
Scientific computing, grid optimization, and research workflows supporting Department of Energy programs and Genesis Mission style AI-for-science efforts.
Turning national lab data into usable models and pipelines.
Clinical decision assistance, benefits processing automation, and care coordination support for the Veterans Health Administration.
Less administrative load on clinicians, faster answers for Veterans.
AI adoption under OMB M-25-21 governance and M-25-22 acquisition guidance, including GSA USAi and MAS pathways.
Compliant acquisition and deployment without a two-year runway.
Security operations support, threat intelligence, and investigative analytics with auditable controls and human review built in.
Interpretable systems with a documented control trail.
AI software, system integration, and application development for Federal computing, data management, and legacy replacement work.
Engineering depth for systems that cannot fail.
Core competencies aligned with federal AI adoption, evaluation, and security requirements.
Foundation models, agents, and data pipelines for discovery work across biotechnology, quantum, and advanced materials.
Interpretability, access control, and robustness engineered in, mapped to NIST AI RMF and agency ATO requirements.
Delivery aligned to OMB M-25-22 and GSA pathways, including USAi evaluation and MAS ordering.
Model evaluation, adversarial testing, and risk documentation informed by CAISI evaluation practice.
Secure, compliant, and effective AI engineering for the public sector, aligned with America's AI Doctrine. Let's discuss how AKIVA can support your agency's mission.