Verified mission outcomes.

As of January 2026. Challenge, intervention, and result, not a gallery of logos.

Figure 1. Civilian health, content system cutover.

01 Civilian health

Replatform a public CMS before the ATO window closed

Challenge: A civilian health agency had to retire a legacy content system without interrupting public information services.
Intervention: We replatformed the CMS, mapped editorial workflows, and put accessibility checks in the publishing path.
Measurable outcome: Services stayed online through cutover. Authorization proceeded on schedule.

2.5M+ Lines of code migrated

Figure 2. Citizen services, Section 508 clearance.

02 Citizen services

Clear Section 508 so the service could ship

Challenge: Citizen-facing views failed accessibility review and could not enter production.
Intervention: We rebuilt the interface against WCAG AA, with keyboard paths, contrast, and assistive-tech testing in CI.
Measurable outcome: Audited views met Section 508 and WCAG AA before authorization.

100% Audited views compliant

Figure 3. Data interoperability, governed retrieval.

03 Data interoperability

Unify siloed agency datasets for operators

Challenge: Teams queried incompatible sources by hand, delaying operational decisions.
Intervention: We stood up governed ingest, role-based retrieval, and a human review step before any generated output.
Measurable outcome: Operators query a single, permissioned index instead of five disconnected systems.

Real-time Governed retrieval

Extended record

Further outcomes across our teams, described without agency, system, or program detail. Full references are provided in proposal packages for eligible acquisitions.

WF-OUT-2025-11 Defense and national security Delivered a service inside a controlled-environment boundary, with continuous authorization evidence produced by the pipeline. cATO
WF-OUT-2026-02 Public health Consolidated eligibility and case data behind role-based retrieval for a population-scale service. 5 to 1 systems
WF-OUT-2026-04 Education and research Rebuilt an institutional service against WCAG AA and cleared accessibility review before launch. WCAG AA
WF-OUT-2026-05 Civilian government Migrated a legacy publishing system through the cutover window with no public downtime. 0 downtime
WF-OUT-2026-07 Regulated commercial Applied the same DevSecOps control gates outside government, with a bill of materials on every build. SBOM
WF-OUT-2026-08 Civilian government Instrumented a delivery pipeline so each change carries its own authorization evidence. Per-change

How we report outcomes

We report the result the program was accountable for: a service that stayed up, an authorization that held its date, an accessibility standard that cleared before launch. We do not report satisfaction scores, logo counts, or effort.

Operational, not vanity. The metric is the thing the mission needed, stated in the program’s own terms.
Attributable. Every figure traces to evidence the delivery system produced: pipeline records, audit results, cutover logs.
Bounded. We describe what was measured and what was not. A pass on audited views is not a claim about every view.
Non-identifying. Outcomes are described without exposing agencies, systems, or details that are not ours to publish.

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