Federal & Public Sector

Federal and Public-Sector Delivery

We support government and regulated buyers through our TITAN federal-contracting lane. SAM.gov registration is active, and the work is scoped to meet the security and compliance expectations these buyers carry.

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The Problem

A Capability Statement Gets You Into the Room

It doesn’t get you through security review, past a contracting officer’s compliance checklist, or through the months of due diligence that follow a promising first conversation with a government buyer.

Public-sector and regulated buyers cannot work with a vendor who treats compliance as paperwork. They need delivery that is built to their standards from the start, and a partner who can be verified, not just taken at their word.

Unverifiable Vendor Claims
Every vendor says the right words about security and compliance. Few can produce the documentation to back it up when asked.
Compliance Retrofitted Too Late
Systems built for the commercial market rarely hold up when asked to meet federal or regulated standards after the fact.
No Named Accountable Principal
Large vendors’ compliance claims describe the company, not the specific person actually delivering the work.
Security Posture Not Scoped Upfront
Delivery that treats compliance as a phase-two concern usually can’t be fixed without a costly rebuild.
What We Deliver

Delivery Built to Federal Standards From Day One

Every engagement in this lane starts from the same verifiable foundation, regardless of which service you need.

TITAN Federal-Contracting Lane

Our dedicated lane for government and regulated delivery, built around active SAM.gov registration and a principal with a verifiable background in enterprise security program management and GRC.

Active SAM.gov Registration
A registration status any buyer can verify independently, not just a claim in a proposal.
Named Principal of Record
One accountable person for the engagement, with a checkable professional background.
Scoped Security Posture
Security and compliance requirements built into the architecture from the first conversation.

AgentHQ for Federal and Regulated Buyers

AI agents deployed inside your own environment, built toward CMMC 2.0 alignment, with FedRAMP posture as a longer-term direction. Your data never has to move to a third-party service to get value from it.

In-Environment Deployment
Deployed on your infrastructure, under your access controls, writing to your audit logs.
CMMC 2.0 Alignment
Built toward the controls that matter for defense-adjacent and regulated engagements.
Monthly Maintenance Retainer
Updates, monitoring, and model governance stay our responsibility after deployment.

Governance and Custom Software, Built to Standard

Our GRC advisory and custom software work carry the same federal-ready posture when delivered through the TITAN lane, so every part of an engagement answers to the same compliance regime.

NIST AI RMF and ISO 42001
Governance assessments scoped to the frameworks federal and regulated buyers already answer to.
Documented Compliance Trail
Audit trails built in from day one, not assembled after a system is already in production.
PMP-Led Delivery
Scoped, tracked delivery led by a certified principal, from assessment through implementation.
What You Receive

What a Federal-Ready Engagement Establishes First

Before the work itself begins, every engagement in this lane starts from a verifiable foundation.

Verifiable Registration
Active SAM.gov registration your team can look up independently, not just a claim in a proposal.
Named Principal of Record
A credentialed, single accountable point of contact for the entire engagement.
Scoped Security Posture
A security and compliance plan built before the statement of work is finalized, not after.
Documented Compliance Trail
An audit trail built in from day one, ready to hold up to review whenever it’s requested.
Questions

Common Questions About Federal Delivery

Yes. TDP supports government and public-sector buyers through its TITAN federal-contracting lane and holds an active SAM.gov registration. Engagements are scoped to the security and compliance expectations these buyers carry, and the principal is a U.S. citizen based in the DC metro area with a background in enterprise security program management and GRC.
AgentHQ is being built toward SOC 2 and CMMC 2.0 alignment, with FedRAMP posture as a longer-term goal. We describe this as the direction of the security program rather than a completed certification, and speak to current posture directly in a scoping conversation.
Size isn’t what predicts whether a compliance posture holds up under scrutiny. A principal-led engagement means the person who scoped your security posture is the same person accountable for it a year in, with a checkable background, rather than a large organization’s aggregate claims about itself.
Government agencies, prime contractors, and regulated entities that need delivery scoped to their actual security and compliance expectations, rather than a vendor treating compliance as paperwork.
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