AI & Agents
Agents and copilots in your agency's tenant, on the cloud services your authorization covers: piloted as experiments, run in production.
OMB M-25-21 · M-25-22 · Texas TRAIGA
Services
Fit-for-purpose services, framed by the rules your agency must comply with.
Your agency funds each service one milestone at a time and decides at each one, through the same Capex-to-Cash loop: a business case in the terms your budget office uses, a controlled pilot before anything scales, and a managed run on your authorized cloud measured against the case.
Services
What we build for agencies
Each card names the rules the work is mapped to most often; each service page lists them in full, with the first milestone your agency can buy and the results behind it.
Data & Commercial Platforms
A governed lakehouse where your data's authorization sits, on Azure Databricks or Microsoft Fabric: reporting, the financial close and open data.
Evidence Act · CJIS · IRS Pub 1075
ERP & Business Applications
Dynamics 365 and the Power Platform in GCC, GCC High or DoD, and SAP S/4 HANA on the platform your agency runs, with the ERP kept as the master record.
EO 14249 · Do Not Pay · ADA Title II
Cloud, OT & Digital Twins
Azure Government foundations, operational technology data and twin pilots inside your agency's authorization boundary.
FedRAMP · OMB M-26-14 · AWIA §2013
Self-Funding AI
License and application teardowns that start from your agency's inventory and help fund the AI roadmap.
MEGABYTE Act · OMB M-26-10 · MGT Act
Portfolio & Capital Governance
Capital planning from intake to outcome: business cases in the terms OMB uses, stage gates, a portfolio office and value tracking.
OMB A-11 · A-94 · Tex. Gov. Code §2054.303
Enterprise Strategy & Architecture
The business case and the blueprint your investment review asks for, owned by one accountable architect.
NIST AI RMF · FedRAMP classes · Texas SB 1964
Physical AI
One inspection route, vision station or robot task in a public facility, proven in simulation and then on site, with the payback case and the safety case attached.
Drone Act · OMB M-26-16 · ISO 10218
Kinds of AI
One loop for every kind of AI
Whatever kind of AI your agency is weighing, it runs through the same milestones, so every investment is judged on the same evidence.
Generative AI
Models that draft, summarize, translate, classify and answer questions over your documents and data: assistants, copilots, retrieval-grounded Q&A, document extraction. A person stays in the loop and signs off.
Agentic AI
Systems that plan and execute multistep work across your applications: they call tools, read and write records and escalate to a person at defined points. Each step consumes tokens, so the cost per workflow is part of the design.
Predictive and analytical AI
Statistical and machine-learning models on your historical and streaming data: forecasts, anomaly detection, risk scores, optimization of a single decision. The oldest and best-understood kind, and often where an agency's first measured result comes from.
Digital twins and optimization
A living model of an asset, line, route or flow unit, fed by operational data, used to see, diagnose, predict, prescribe and eventually act within guardrails (the five-level maturity ladder, IP-TWIN). Simulation and optimization run on the twin before anyone touches the facility.
Physical AI
AI that perceives and acts in the physical world: robot arms and cobots, autonomous mobile robots, drones and legged inspection robots, machine vision. Proven in simulation first, then in a supervised on-site trial with the safety case prepared with your integrator or functional-safety assessor.
Platforms
Availability in government clouds
In government clouds, Azure Databricks runs in Azure Government at FedRAMP High and DoD IL4 and IL5 (with workload isolation), and Microsoft Fabric runs in GCC High for the workloads Microsoft lists, with its FedRAMP High authorization for GCC High in assessment.
| Platform | Status in government clouds | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Azure Government: authorizations and regions | US Gov Arizona, US Gov Texas and US Gov Virginia: FedRAMP High P-ATO and DoD IL2, IL4 and IL5 PAs (IL5 with workload isolation); Azure Government Secret: DoD IL6. FedRAMP Marketplace (November 10, 2026): FedRAMP Certified, Class D (High), package F1603087869. | Azure Government (learn.microsoft.com) (opens in a new tab) Checked November 12, 2026 |
| Azure OpenAI in Azure Government | In audit scope and authorized: FedRAMP High, DoD IL2, IL4, IL5 (workload isolation) in Azure Government; DoD IL6 in Azure Government Secret. | Azure OpenAI in Azure Government (learn.microsoft.com) (opens in a new tab) Checked November 12, 2026 |
| Azure Databricks in Azure Government; Databricks on AWS GovCloud | Azure Databricks in Azure Government (US Gov Arizona and US Gov Virginia): FedRAMP High, DoD IL2, IL4 and IL5 (workload isolation), within Microsoft's Azure Government package (FedRAMP Marketplace F1603087869). Databricks on AWS GovCloud: FedRAMP Certified, Class D (High), since February 26, 2025 (FedRAMP Marketplace FR2324740262); a separate GovCloud DoD environment for DoD agencies with IL5 requirements. | Azure Databricks in Azure Government; Databricks on AWS GovCloud (learn.microsoft.com) (opens in a new tab) Checked November 12, 2026 |
| Microsoft Fabric in GCC High | General availability in GCC High from October 1, 2026 (US Gov Virginia and US Gov Texas, listed workloads only); FedRAMP High authorization for GCC High under government assessment (Azure Government roadmap, November 5, 2026: FedRAMP High 'Awaiting Review', DoD IL4 'Planned', IL5 WI and IL6 'Forecasted'); Fabric is not listed in the Azure Government audit-scope table. | Microsoft Fabric in GCC High (learn.microsoft.com) (opens in a new tab) Checked November 12, 2026 |
| Microsoft 365 Copilot in U.S. government clouds | Available in GCC, GCC High and DoD; features differ per environment. | Microsoft 365 Copilot in U.S. government clouds (learn.microsoft.com) (opens in a new tab) Checked November 12, 2026 |
| Dynamics 365 US Government and Power Platform | FedRAMP JAB High P-ATO (March 2018), authorized within the Azure Government FedRAMP ATO; GCC High designed to align with DISA SRG IL4 (since April 2019); DoD designed to align with IL5 (since April 2021), with Finance and Supply Chain Management pending IL5 approval; Power Apps holds DISA provisional authorizations at IL4 (GCC High) and IL5 (DoD). | Dynamics 365 US Government and Power Platform (learn.microsoft.com) (opens in a new tab) Checked November 12, 2026 |
| Microsoft services on the GovRAMP Authorized Product List | GovRAMP Authorized Product List: Microsoft Azure Government and Microsoft Azure Commercial at High, Authorized, April 24, 2022; M365 Government Community Cloud & Supporting Services at High, Authorized, July 21, 2024; Microsoft 365 Commercial at Moderate, Core, November 20, 2025. | Microsoft services on the GovRAMP Authorized Product List (govramp.org) (opens in a new tab) Checked November 12, 2026 |
Not sure which service fits?
In a 45-minute Discovery Session we match one business case to the service that fits it and to the most efficient way for your agency to buy the work.