AI that routes routine IT work to the right model tier, while people approve every consequential action.
Related NAICS: 541512541519541611
Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business · Sykesville, Maryland
AI-augmented operations, DevSecOps, and secure infrastructure for federal missions.
We pair AI that takes the routine volume with people who stay accountable, one automated pipeline where security is a gate and not an afterthought, and infrastructure designed to be authorized.
Secure by design
Security is a gate on every change.
Quality, SAST, DAST, and container-scanning gates run on every change, zero-trust architecture comes first, and the RMF evidence plan is drawn before the first build.
People stay accountable
AI takes the volume. People take the decisions.
Routine tickets and alerts go to the right model tier; containment, recovery, and every other consequential action wait at a human approval gate.
- UEI
- W7VVRWFNCXJ7
- CAGE
- 16L02
- Primary NAICS
- 541512
- Also registered
- 541511 · 541513 · 518210 · 541519 · 541611 · 611710
- SAM.gov
- Active, all awards
Capabilities
Four capability areas, one delivery discipline
Each area maps to our registered NAICS codes and to the approach we have laid out in our responses to Government requests for information.
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AI-augmented operations: what we deliver
- Tiered AI routing: local models for repetitive checks, mid-tier models for routine triage, frontier models for complex analysis.
- Human review gates for containment, recovery, and other consequential actions, with every AI recommendation logged for audit.
- AI-assisted anomaly detection, alert triage, and configuration validation, including automated STIG checks.
- Degraded-mode design: fall back to local models, then to manual procedures, so AI is never a single point of failure.
- AI governance mapped to the NIST AI Risk Management Framework and its Generative AI Profile (NIST AI 600-1).
- Enterprise AI service support: identity and entitlement integration, configuration baselines, Tier 2 and Tier 3 support, and RMF/ATO evidence.
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One automated pipeline where every change is built, tested, scanned, and approved before it reaches users.
Related NAICS: 541512541511518210
DevSecOps and cloud: what we deliver
- Kubernetes-based, cloud-native architecture on Government commercial cloud (AWS GovCloud and Azure Government).
- Pipeline gates for code quality, unit, integration, and performance tests, SAST, DAST, and runtime protection; critical findings block deployment.
- Container images built, signed, and scanned for vulnerabilities and STIG compliance.
- Infrastructure and configuration as code (Terraform, Helm, Kubernetes manifests) with a software bill of materials for every release.
- Blue/green and canary releases with automated rollback on failed health checks.
- Continuous monitoring (Prometheus, Grafana, SIEM correlation) and incident response aligned with NIST SP 800-61.
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IT infrastructure and wireless networks with security built in from design through operations.
Related NAICS: 541512541513541519
Secure infrastructure: what we deliver
- Zero-trust architecture per NIST SP 800-207: identity-based access, microsegmentation, and continuous verification.
- Wireless network design engineered for coverage, capacity, and security across facilities.
- System hardening to DISA STIGs with automated compliance scanning.
- RMF authorization support: boundary and data-flow packages, NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5 control mapping, and continuous-monitoring evidence.
- Preventive maintenance: scheduled patching, certificate rotation, dependency updates, and centralized logging.
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Browser-based 3D walkthroughs that connect what learners see to the requirements that govern it.
Related NAICS: 611710541511541512
Training and 3D: what we deliver
- 3D facility walkthroughs and digital-twin views with orbit and first-person walk modes.
- Guided walkdowns that step learners through an inspection in order, with equipment hotspots linked to regulatory references.
- Modular curriculum content kept separate from the 3D scene, so it can be updated as standards change.
- Accessible by design: full keyboard control, a complete text alternative, and reduced-motion support.
- Plug-in-free web delivery from a standard static web host, including offline use.
Mission Match
Paste a requirement. See how we would meet it.
Mission Match maps a notice to our capability areas and NAICS codes, shows exactly which phrases matched, walks through how we would deliver it, and builds a tailored capability statement on the spot, entirely in your browser.
Our four capability areas:
- AI-augmented operations: AI that routes routine IT work to the right model tier, while people approve every consequential action.
- DevSecOps and cloud: One automated pipeline where every change is built, tested, scanned, and approved before it reaches users.
- Secure infrastructure: IT infrastructure and wireless networks with security built in from design through operations.
- Training and 3D: Browser-based 3D walkthroughs that connect what learners see to the requirements that govern it.
View the printable capability statement
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How we deliver
One stack, secured and evidenced at every layer
Scroll to take the delivery stack apart. Every layer is built to be inspected, from the cloud and network up to the evidence an authorizing official needs.
- Security and RMF evidence Authorization boundary, NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5 control mapping, and continuous-monitoring evidence.
- AI-augmented operations Tiered AI routing for tickets and alerts, with a human approval gate on every consequential action.
- Pipeline Code quality, SAST, DAST, and container-scanning gates on every change; critical findings block deployment.
- Platform Kubernetes, infrastructure as code, signed container images, and a versioned baseline for every release.
- Cloud and network AWS GovCloud and Azure Government, zero-trust networks, and wireless engineered for coverage and security.
Five phases, every engagement
- Understand. Map the requirement to success criteria, constraints, and the Government's own baseline data.
- Secure by design. Draw the authorization boundary and plan the RMF evidence before the first build.
- Build and integrate. Deliver through one automated pipeline with quality and security gates on every change.
- Operate with AI assist. AI takes routine volume; a human approval gate holds every consequential action.
- Evidence and hand-off. Continuous-monitoring evidence, current documentation, and transferable artifacts.
How we work
- People stay accountable. AI handles routine volume; people review and approve every consequential action.
- Security in the pipeline. Every change is scanned, tested, and traceable before it reaches users.
- You own the result. The Government stays the system of record, and code, configuration, and documentation transfer cleanly to you or a successor.
- Accessible by default. Section 508 and WCAG 2.1 AA are design inputs, not a final check.
Concept demos
See the approach, not just the words
Interactive concept prototypes we built to illustrate proposed approaches for Government market research. They use synthetic or illustrative data; they are not fielded systems.
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AI-assisted operations routing simulator (concept prototype, opens the demo site)
How we would route IT tickets and security alerts across local, mid-tier, and frontier AI models, with a human review gate that is never skipped.
Built for a Marine Corps request for information. Synthetic data.
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DevSecOps integration mockup (concept prototype, opens the demo site)
A release moving from the Git repository through five security gates and a human approval gate to Kubernetes clusters, with blue-team and red-team findings feeding back.
Built for an Army request for information. Notional architecture, no real system data.
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LNG facility inspection walkthrough (concept prototype, opens the demo site)
A browser-based 3D walkthrough of a generic LNG facility with guided inspection walkdowns and equipment notes tied to 49 CFR Part 193.
Built for a PHMSA request for information. Illustrative training content, not regulatory guidance.
Available through October 9, 2026.
Company data
The identifiers contracting officers check
As they appear in our SAM.gov entity record. More on the company page.
- Legal name
- OSPRE SOLUTIONS INC.
- UEI
- W7VVRWFNCXJ7
- CAGE code
- 16L02
- Socioeconomic status
- Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business
- Business size
- Small business (SAM.gov)
- SAM.gov registration
- Active, all awards
- Primary NAICS
- 541512 Computer Systems Design Services
- Entity
- Maryland corporation, incorporated October 18, 2025
- Principal office
- 670 River Road, Sykesville, Maryland 21784-5503
- Government purchase card
- Accepted
| NAICS | Title | Primary |
|---|---|---|
| 541512 | Computer Systems Design Services | Yes |
| 541511 | Custom Computer Programming Services | No |
| 541513 | Computer Facilities Management Services | No |
| 518210 | Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services | No |
| 541519 | Other Computer Related Services | No |
| 541611 | Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services | No |
| 611710 | Educational Support Services | No |
Contact
Start a conversation
Contracting officers, program offices, and teaming partners: send us your requirement and we will respond with a straight answer on fit.
- Phone
- (667) 832-3553
- Business hours
- Mon–Fri 7:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m. ET
Messages received outside business hours are answered the next business day. - Mailing address
- OSPRE SOLUTIONS INC.
670 River Road
Sykesville, Maryland 21784-5503