FOR UK PUBLIC BODIES AND GOVERNMENTS BUYING FROM THE UK
Verifiable components of government, procured on evidence. We work within the Sovereign AI focus area "AI Trust, Safety & Assurance" -- building the evidence, controls and audit trail that let public bodies adopt AI agents and machine-purchasable services with confidence.
(A) GOVERNMENT AS A SERVICE
Capability mapping, functional sizing and procurement intelligence, built once and packaged as evidence-led, machine-discoverable services.
Explore the GaaS thesis and component catalogue(B) EVIDENCE-BASED PROCUREMENT
An append-only, tamper-evident record of quotes, awards, milestones, SLA outcomes and supplier ratings, with milestone-linked payment release.
In design(C) SAFE AGENT ADOPTION
A machine-readable risk record for any AI agent a public body is about to deploy or buy -- capability and spend surface, evidence staleness, monitoring and kill-switch controls, and a decision output with stated uncertainty. Proposed for Sovereign AI Challenge 4, Safe AI Agent Adoption (NCSC).
Read the Agent Risk Ledger proposition →(D) SIZING AND COST INTELLIGENCE
ISO COSMIC sizing as a KPI for public digital spend, independent of supplier or technology.
Read the government savings articleHOW WE GOVERN OUR OWN AGENTS
Before asking a public body to trust an AI agent, we publish the controls we run on our own: branch-per-issue review, a gated autonomous engineering executor, protected-path merge approval, and fail-closed evidence handling.
FOR SUPPLIERS SELLING TO GOVERNMENT
Selling to government fails more often at the front door than at the bid. Answer four questions and see which of the 25 public routes serve your situation -- what each one is, how to engage with it, and what it will not do for you.
Find your front doorFOR GOVERNMENT TEAMS
An evidence-based map of government technology capability, spend and delivery risk -- the first live component of Government as a Service.
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If you want to talk about what is here now, a specific procurement or agent-adoption problem, or what you would want to see next, get in touch.