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Munivera

Proof

The work that makes the agent safe.

These are the proof points the website, proposals, and sales conversations lead with. Unpublished metrics stay unpublished.

  1. 01

    Rhode Island Airport Corporation

    Procurement Modernization

    RIAC moved from transactional, email-based procurement to a documented, end-to-end workflow. That operating layer is what makes a later AI intake agent safe to deploy.

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  2. 02

    Rhode Island Airport Corporation

    Writing the Procurement Manual

    An 87-page Comprehensive Guide with a written playbook for all nine of RIAC's procurement paths, threshold and Board-approval rules, and a legacy crosswalk Legal could review. The manual is the corpus a knowledge assistant retrieves from.

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  3. 03

    A Washington, DC contracting office

    Procurement Automation in Production

    A portfolio of deployed automations for a municipal contracting office: a signature-ready D&F generator verified against three data sources, a 50+ step contract-file workflow, and an insurance-certificate pipeline with 300+ policies processed.

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  4. 04

    FARGPT

    Multi-Agent AI for Federal Acquisition

    A multi-agent platform for FAR/DFARS navigation, protest research, and solicitation work. Munivera applies the same retrieval and citation patterns to SLED procedure, not the FAR.

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  5. 05

    CACI International

    AI Products for Acquisition Professionals

    Enterprise product management for AI-enabled acquisition tools inside a large government contractor: security reviews, ATO-conscious design, and adoption, not a demo.

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  6. 06

    GovSignal MCP

    Procurement Intelligence as Infrastructure

    A monetized SAM.gov intelligence server on the Model Context Protocol. Agents call approved data sources rather than invent them.

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  7. 07

    NNSA/DOE, EPA, U.S. Air Force

    14 Years as a Federal Contracting Officer

    Munivera's founder has signed the contracts, run the source selections, and defended the files. That is why the employee still owns the decision.

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