Charles Lyons-Burt
Artificial intelligence is reshaping the operational landscape of federal agencies, driving innovation, efficiency and strategic decision-making across diverse mission areas. Within this rapidly evolving space, top government contractors are stepping up as key enablers of AI-powered transformation. Below, we highlight standout companies making strides in AI for the federal government, showcasing their contributions and innovations in this critical domain.
All of the below companies will have a significant presence at the Potomac Officers Club’s 2025 AI Summit—happening next week! On March 20, join influential execs from top GovCon companies for a full day of networking, ideation and collaboration about the latest advancements in AI and how they can enable government and military missions.
Booz Allen Hamilton
Booz Allen Hamilton is a leader in scaling AI solutions for federal missions. With approximately $600 million in annual revenue attributed to AI projects, the firm is pushing toward a goal of surpassing $1 billion. The company specializes in deploying AI systems that enhance data-driven decision-making, focusing on areas such as defense, intelligence and civil services. Booz Allen’s efforts include implementing large-scale AI solutions that enable near real-time insights, predictive analytics and mission-critical operational insights for federal clients.
At the 2025 AI Summit, Booz Allen Vice President and AI Adoption Lead Holly Levanto will moderate a panel entitled “The Impact of AI on National Security and Economic Growth” and featuring Navy Acting Chief Technology Officer Justin Fanelli and Defense Innovation Unit Senior Adviser William McHenry, among others! Register here.
Accenture Federal Services
Accenture Federal Services has collaborated with Google Public Sector to establish the “Federal AI Solution Factory,” a dedicated hub for rapidly prototyping and piloting AI solutions. This initiative emphasizes modernizing IT systems, combating fraud and improving citizen services through the integration of generative AI and large language models. By tailoring AI capabilities to the unique demands of federal missions, Accenture Federal Services combines design expertise with emerging technologies to unlock advanced operational efficiencies.
Maggie Smith, Accenture Federal Services Defense & Intelligence Data & AI Growth Lead, will lead the “Powering Logistics Management with AI in Contested Environments” panel at the 2025 AI Summit. Don’t miss out!
SAIC
SAIC is at the forefront of leveraging AI and machine learning to fulfill federal mission requirements. The company specializes in two primary segments of AI demand—automating monotonous workflows and providing real-time predictive analytics. Under the leadership of its CTO, Bob Ritchie, SAIC is developing advanced AI systems aimed at autonomous operations, space systems and national security solutions. The company’s expertise also extends to zero-trust architecture, ensuring all AI innovations are built with robust security measures.
Be sure to check out the “Dynamic Predictive Analytics for Contested Logistics” panel at the 2025 AI Summit, moderated by Angela Sheffield, director of the DOD digital and artificial intelligence portfolio at SAIC and featuring Lindsey Sheppard, director of the Advanced Command and Control Accelerator at the DOD’s Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office.
SOS International
SOSi leverages artificial intelligence to address critical challenges in federal law enforcement and border security. The company is pioneering the integration of AI and machine learning into identity verification processes for non-citizens at U.S. borders, significantly improving the efficiency and accuracy of document authentication. Additionally, SOSi is exploring the integration of blockchain-based security with AI to enhance trust and transparency in sensitive operations. These innovations are helping federal agencies process data more rapidly while maintaining robust security measures.
SOSi CTO Kyle Fox will moderate the “Autonomous Agents in Military Operations: Transforming the Battlefield” panel at the 2025 AI Summit, speaking to, among other notable participants, Matt Picerno, chief cyber acquisition officer and director of cyber focal within the Assistant Secretary of the Army for Acquisition, Logistics and Technology. Register before it’s too late!
Empower AI
Empower AI is enabling digital transformation for defense and healthcare agencies through its cutting-edge technologies. The company recently secured a $45 million task order to modernize IT infrastructure for military treatment facilities. By implementing AI-powered solutions, Empower AI aims to improve service delivery for military personnel and veterans while addressing technical debt through the systematic modernization of legacy systems. These efforts reinforce Empower AI’s position as a trusted partner in federal innovation.
You won’t want to miss the “Responsible AI: Closing the Gap Between Policy and Practice” panel at the 2025 AI Summit, led by EmpowerAI CTO Jennifer Sample. The exec will foster discussion with Office of the Director of National Intelligence AI Policy and Governance Lead Saleela Khanum Salahuddin as well as Defense Logistics Agency Program Executive Officer James Johnson.
ManTech
ManTech excels at embedding AI capabilities into national security and defense operations. Its commitment to innovation focuses on advancing autonomous systems, cybersecurity and advanced analytics. ManTech combines AI with robust data-sharing frameworks to ensure federal missions operate efficiently and securely, even in highly dynamic environments. The company’s specialization in predictive maintenance and AI-enhanced reconnaissance highlights its value to defense organizations.
Look forward to the panel on “Cybersecurity and AI: Protecting Federal Networks,” moderated by ManTech’s Kristen Summers, a vice president and AI fellow at the company. She will be speaking to CDAO CIO Daniel Holtzman and Acting DOD Deputy CIO for Cybersecurity Gurpreet Bhatia at the 2025 AI Summit—it’s sure to be a riveting discussion!
AutogenAI
AutogenAI is revolutionizing government proposal writing with its AI-driven solutions. By automating and optimizing the bid-writing process, the company empowers contractors to improve their success rates in competitive tenders. For GovCon professionals, AutogenAI’s tools significantly reduce time spent on crafting proposals, allowing teams to focus on strategy and execution. This innovation is particularly valuable in high-stakes federal contracting environments where time and accuracy are critical.
AutogenAI CTO Dr. Mitchell Sutika-Sipus will moderate the “Acquisitions in the Age of AI” panel at the 2025 AI Summit. Register now!
Redhorse
Redhorse focuses on integrating AI with data analytics to provide actionable insights that drive mission fulfillment. Its AI-driven tools streamline decision-making across federal domains, including energy, health and defense. By incorporating machine learning into data visualization, Redhorse enables agencies to uncover insights that would otherwise remain obscured, delivering tangible improvements in operational efficiency and policy execution.
Panelists will discuss “Giving Large Language Models Superpowers” at the 2025 AI Summit, under the guidance of Matt Teschke, Redhorse CTO. Insights will be given by George Forbes, director of the Operations Digital Enterprise and functional CIO & CDAO at the U.S. Air Force.
LMI
LMI applies AI and advanced data analytics to enhance decision-making frameworks for federal healthcare programs and defense initiatives. Its AI-driven solutions contribute to projects such as suicide prevention for veterans and performance optimization in Medicare. LMI’s emphasis on ethical AI applications ensures that its innovations align with client missions while prioritizing data responsibility and security. The company continues to lead in transforming healthcare delivery for federal agencies.
LMI’s VP of Generative AI Matthew Finney and VP of Advanced Analytics and AI Alex Adamczyk will oversee the 2025 AI Summit panel discussion “Unlocking Impact with Generative AI: Strategies for Effective Implementation.”
PrimerAI
PrimerAI specializes in natural language processing solutions that enable federal clients to analyze vast amounts of unstructured data effectively. By automating the extraction of actionable insights, Primer enhances intelligence analysis and operational planning. The company’s products empower agencies to interpret complex datasets with speed and precision, making it an essential partner for national security operations and civil agencies with data-intensive missions.
Primer’s Senior Director for Field Engineering Skip Farmer will sit on the aforementioned SAIC-moderated panel “Dynamic Predictive Analytics for Contested Logistics” at the 2025 AI Summit.
Oracle Cloud
Oracle Cloud delivers AI-enhanced cloud computing solutions tailored to federal mission requirements. Its AI capabilities include predictive analytics, intelligent automation and defense-grade cybersecurity. Oracle’s integrated platforms help agencies streamline operations, improve service delivery and enhance decision-making processes. The company is also instrumental in accelerating data migration to secure cloud environments, a crucial step for federal modernization initiatives.
Peter Guerra, group VP for data and AI at Oracle Government, Defense & Intelligence, will sit on the aforementioned Booz Allen panel at the 2025 AI Summit—“The Impact of AI on National Security and Economic Growth.”
ECS
ECS focuses on developing AI-driven solutions for national security, public safety and healthcare. Leveraging its proprietary algorithms and machine learning capabilities, ECS enhances intelligence analysis, cybersecurity and data infrastructure management for federal missions. By integrating advanced AI with real-time monitoring systems, ECS enables a proactive approach to threat detection and operational efficiency, ensuring mission-critical programs meet their objectives.
Catch ECS Vice President for Defense and Intel Solutions John Lau at the “Cybersecurity and AI: Protecting Federal Networks” panel at the 2025 AI Summit.
UiPath
UiPath specializes in robotic process automation powered by AI for federal agencies. Its RPA platforms automate mundane, repetitive workflows, allowing government teams to redirect focus toward high-value activities. UiPath’s AI-driven tools have been applied extensively in streamlining financial processes, improving supply chain management and enhancing document processing across various agencies, demonstrating the broad applicability of its solutions.
Redhorse’s previously noted “Giving LLMs Superpowers” AI Summit panel will feature Chris Radich, UiPath public sector CTO and chief commercial officer.
Core4ce
Core4ce is recognized for its expertise in cybersecurity and data-driven AI solutions that enhance federal defense and intelligence capabilities. The company combines machine learning algorithms with human insights to strengthen threat analysis, secure critical infrastructure and optimize resource allocation. Core4ce’s commitment to safeguarding sensitive government data ensures its AI applications align with stringent national security requirements.
You now have another reason to check out the “Responsible AI: Closing the Gap Between Policy and Practice” panel at the 2025 AI Summit: Core4ce Managing Partner and CTO Todd Harbour will be bringing his insights to share. Register for the summit now!
Invisible Technologies
Invisible applies AI to automate labor-intensive processes, providing agencies with scalable solutions for operational efficiency. By combining human workforce expertise with AI capabilities, Invisible helps federal clients achieve cost savings while maintaining quality standards. Its tools are particularly effective in sectors like fraud prevention, document management and administrative workflow optimization, ensuring seamless back-office operations for agencies.
SVP of Global Public Sector Wes Green will represent Invisible at the 2025 AI Summit on the “Powering Logistics Management with AI in Contested Environments” alongside Accenture Federal Services.
Seekr
Seekr pioneers AI-powered search tools that enhance situational awareness and data discovery for federal missions. Its solutions focus on improving content relevance, sentiment analysis and real-time data insights. Seekr’s platforms are especially valuable in intelligence and law enforcement operations, allowing agencies to quickly process vast datasets and identify critical patterns for actionable intelligence.
In conversation with SOSi and the Army’s Matt Picerno on the “Autonomous Agents in Military Operations: Transforming the Battlefield” panel will be Seekr CTO and CAIO Dr. Stefanos Poulis. Save your spot at the 2025 AI Summit now!
Virtualitics
Virtualitics redefines data visualization for federal agencies using AI-powered analytics and immersive visualization technologies. Its platform integrates machine learning with 3D visualizations, enabling agencies to analyze complex datasets intuitively. Federal use cases include mission planning, resource optimization and predictive maintenance, making Virtualitics a trusted partner for advancing data-driven decision-making.
Don’t miss the “Acquisitions in the Age of AI” panel at the AI Summit, during which Virtualitics Chief Revenue Officer Rob Bocek will share his thoughts on better and more effective acquisition methods for AI systems.
AI in Government Contracting: A Competitive Edge
Each of these companies exemplifies how AI can be applied strategically to solve complex challenges within federal agencies. From enhancing citizen services to transforming national security operations, these government contractors are setting the standard for innovation and impact in the GovCon space.
Federal IT leaders seeking to harness the power of AI can draw inspiration from the successes and groundbreaking contributions detailed above. These organizations not only deliver advanced AI solutions but also foster trust, security and ethical AI usage, ensuring that innovation aligns seamlessly with mission requirements.
Keep an eye on these companies as they continue to redefine the role of AI in government operations. For GovCon professionals, partnering with these leaders offers an opportunity to leverage AI capabilities to stay ahead of the curve and meet the evolving demands of the federal sector.
And there’s no better place to do so than the 2025 AI Summit! Browse the full lineup and register now before tickets sell out.
