Sovereign Infrastructure
Behind-firewall, self-hosted, and air-gap capable. Data residency stays under agency control. No vendor lock-in. No third-party training of public records.
OrenGov architects sovereign AI systems for federal, state, local, and education buyers. Behind-firewall deployment. NIST-aligned governance. Procurement-vehicle ready. Minority-owned. SAM.gov registered. Built by Counterparts, for Counterparts.
The OrenGov Mandate
Federal, state, local, and education buyers operate under non-negotiable procurement and security constraints. OrenGov was architected to meet them by default — not bolted on as an afterthought.
Behind-firewall, self-hosted, and air-gap capable. Data residency stays under agency control. No vendor lock-in. No third-party training of public records.
Architected with NIST 800-53, 800-53A, and 800-53B controls in view. Risk management framework training in hand. Audit-trail-ready posture from day one.
SAM.gov registered, Grants.gov enrolled, Texas DIR Tech 4 TX approved, TAMUS registered. Set-aside eligible.
Strategic decisions made by Counterparts who answer to the principal architect. No layered account managers. No outsourced engagement teams.
Procurement Readiness
Every federal, state, and education identifier required for direct contracting or subcontracting. Verified, active, and downloadable on the capability statement.
Set-Aside Eligible: Minority-Owned Small Business · Small Business.
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The OrenGov Capability Stack
The capability stack OrenGov deploys for public sector Counterparts. Every pillar is procurement-ready, NIST-aligned in posture, and built for behind-firewall operation.
Self-hosted, behind-firewall AI deployments under agency control. No third-party model training on agency records. Data residency stays where it must.
Automated workflow engines that route casework, approvals, and inter-departmental requests across legacy systems without rip-and-replace.
Operational reporting, KPI dashboards, and predictive analytics surfaces designed for agency leadership and program directors.
Wrap existing legacy systems with AI capability without replacing them. Extend lifespan of investment while gaining modern operational surface.
Mass communication infrastructure for citizen notifications, inter-agency coordination, and emergency response messaging at scale.
Fractional CTO and architectural advisory for agencies navigating AI adoption decisions. Counterpart-to-counterpart strategic engagement.
Sub-Sector Paths
OrenGov serves three distinct procurement environments under a single sovereign architecture. Pick the path that maps to your buying authority.
Behind-firewall AI infrastructure for defense agencies, defense contractors, and intelligence community subcontracting. Architected with NIST 800-53 controls in view and air-gap deployment as a default option.
Explore Defense Path PATH 02SLED procurement-ready AI architecture for state agencies, county systems, municipal governments, and quasi-public entities. Texas DIR Tech 4 TX approved. CMBL Vendor active. Cooperative purchasing eligible.
Explore State & Local Path PATH 03AI infrastructure for public universities, research institutions, K-12 districts, and educational service agencies. TAMUS registered. FERPA-aware architecture. Research-data-residency capable.
Explore Education PathProcurement Officer FAQ
Direct answers to the procurement and security questions that come up in vendor evaluation.
Yes. OrenGen Worldwide LLC holds active SAM.gov registration (UEI RX16QFYT6YM5, CAGE 12XC1, EIN 33-3245798, DUNS 119469040). The firm is registered with Grants.gov, approved as DIR Tech 4 TX for Texas state contracts, registered with TAMUS for Texas A&M System procurement, and active as Texas CMBL Vendor 550248. Set-aside eligibility includes Minority-Owned Small Business.
The founder holds completed training in NIST 800-53 (Security and Privacy Controls), 800-53A (Assessment Procedures), 800-53B (Control Baselines), and NIST CSRC Risk Management Framework Introductory. Architecture decisions are made with these controls in view, supporting Counterparts whose procurement requirements reference NIST-aligned posture. Additional training in Securiti AI Security & Governance and PrivacyOps Academy supports modern AI-specific governance frameworks.
Yes. OrenGov’s default architecture pattern is sovereign and behind-firewall. Deployment options include on-premise installation on agency hardware, private cloud deployment under agency control, and air-gap configurations for environments requiring complete isolation. Open-source LLM options are available where third-party API connectivity is not permitted by the security posture of the agency.
Engagements begin with a capability briefing (45-60 minutes, founder-direct) to map agency requirements against OrenGov’s architectural capability. From there, scope and procurement vehicle are confirmed. Typical deployment timeline runs four to twelve weeks depending on integration complexity, infrastructure environment, and the procurement pathway selected. Counterparts work directly with the principal architect throughout — no layered account management.
OrenGen qualifies as a Minority-Owned Small Business with active SAM.gov registration. Texas CMBL Vendor registration (550248) supports Texas state-level minority-owned procurement. The firm is also registered with TAMUS for Texas A&M System procurement. The firm does not overclaim credentials.
Data residency stays under the agency’s control by default. Agency records are not transmitted to third-party model training pipelines. Inference layer can be deployed on agency-owned infrastructure or in agency-controlled private cloud. Audit trail architecture is FOIA-ready and built to support records retention obligations. The firm’s positioning is explicit: agencies that engage OrenGov do not rent their intelligence to outside parties.
Yes. OrenGen is positioned to subcontract under prime contractors on existing federal, state, and education vehicles, including supporting prime contractor small business participation requirements. Minority-Owned Small Business status supports prime contractor scorecard obligations under FAR 19.704 and equivalent state-level small business utilization requirements.
Open the Capability Briefing
Forty-five minutes, founder-direct, no sales layer. We map agency requirements against the OrenGov capability stack and confirm whether the architecture fits before a single contracting conversation begins.
