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NGCIAI Scope a pilot

NGCI AI · Live platform

Connected work.Accountable decisions.

NGOS connects capture, proposals, staffing, delivery and finance. NEMS governs the policies, responsibilities and evidence behind the work.

The platform NGCI runs on.Connected workflows · Human approvals · Traceable decisions

NGCI Brain · Interactive platform tour · Sample dataOpen full screenList & story view
Skip past the interactive Brain

Select a node to explore (in 3D, drag to rotate), or switch between the 3D and list views inside the Brain. Illustrative tour using sample data; it is not connected to NGOS records.

Interactive platform tourSample data · Explore the Brain or request a guided demonstration

Understand the connected system

Architecture

NGOS and NEMS

How the operating platform and the governed management system fit together.

See the architecture →
Workflow stories

See where people decide

Follow proposal, staffing and delivery-to-finance work and find each human checkpoint.

Follow a workflow →
Sample demos

Explore a capability

Seven browser-based samples. No sign-up; nothing you type leaves your device.

Try a sample →

Workflow stories

AI assists the work. People own the decisions.

NGOS connects the work of winning, staffing and delivering projects. NEMS brings the policies, reviews and evidence into each workflow.

From opportunity to approved proposal

Bring the opportunity, requirements, past performance and proposal content into one workflow. AI prepares draft sections; your team reviews compliance, pricing and content before an authorized person releases the submission.

  1. Capture opportunity
  2. Decide whether to bid
  3. Map requirements
  4. Prepare grounded drafts
  5. Review and approve
  6. Release submission
Explore the proposal workflow

Architecture

A connected system with distinct roles

NGOS is the NextGen Business Operating System. It brings records, work, AI assistance and decision paths into one connected application. NEMS is the NextGen Enterprise Management System: the policies, responsibilities, controlled content and evidence behind the work.

Business workflowsFind opportunities → Develop proposals → Staff projects → Deliver work → Bill → Learn
NGOSNextGen Business Operating SystemApplication workflows, records, permissions, AI assistance and decision paths.
NEMSNextGen Enterprise Management SystemPolicies, processes and controls across sixteen foundation domains, from human capital to marketing content. Explore the NEMS Brain →
Shared capabilities — each explained below, used across the workflows
  • Router · model routing
  • Guard · safeguards
  • Lens · observability
  • Corpus · governed knowledge
  • Gate · independent review
  • Automation & Action Inbox · orchestration
Public NGCI Brain. An interactive illustration of the platform that uses sample data. It is separate from the authenticated NGOS Brain, where authorized people open their own work and records.

Capability demonstrations

Six interactive demos.

Adopt one or the whole suite. Cost, trust, observability, and orchestration sell together as the platform; Corpus and Gate attach to them. Each opens a working demo — real logic running in your browser with sample data, no sign-up.

NGCI Router

Cost optimization

Route every task to the right model instead of the most expensive one. See what premium-everything is costing you — with published prices.

Sample · rates dated June 2026Try the sample →
NGCI Guard

Trust & governance

Scan every prompt for sensitive data before it reaches a model. PII and CUI patterns caught and redacted, with the governed controls that gate it.

Sample · use made-up text onlyTry the sample →
NGCI Lens

Observability

See model, cost, and quality on every call. Spend by model and task, plus the step-by-step trace of any run.

Sample telemetryExplore the sample →
NGCI Corpus

Governed knowledge

Your AI retrieves only what it's cleared to see. Unapproved, expired, and CUI documents are refused — even when they're the best match.

Sample documentsTry the sample →
NGCI Gate

Maker-checker

No one approves their own work. Try to approve your own item and watch the gate stop you — the control that lets you delegate execution without losing oversight.

Sample ruleTry the sample →
Automation & Action Inbox

Orchestration

Run routine data work automatically while every decision only a person may make lands in one inbox with its draft prepared — and one switch halts automated writes.

Simulated activityExplore the sample →
Compliance example · separately labeled

Credentials and eligibility, read against an opportunity

A fixed scenario dated 16 June 2026 shows how held, expiring and missing credentials affect eligibility, and how controlled-data pursuits are gated for review.

Open the compliance example →

Buyer solutions

Pre-built for your mission.

Named bundles of the modules above, packaged for a specific buyer and outcome — sold with a person, not a checkout button.

Capture & proposal

ProposalForge

The GovCon proposal motion end to end — compliance matrix, AI drafting, reusable past performance, color-team review, and pricing — on a governed corpus.

Explore ProposalForge →
Talent & staffing

TalentFlow AI

Recruiting and staffing with skill-graph matching, résumé tailoring, and human-owned dispositions on every employment decision.

Explore TalentFlow AI →
Growth & revenue

Growth Engine

The full commercial demand motion — capture, cadences, deals, quote-to-cash — with deliverability guardrails and attribution, in one connected system.

Explore Growth Engine →
Sector intelligence

SectorAI

The market-agnostic build of the lifecycle for commercial, education, energy, healthcare, and nonprofit — solicitation-aware from day one.

Explore SectorAI →

Need something built around your own workflow? See custom AI development on NGCI Global.

Evidence behind the controls

Governance you can see — not governance you're asked to trust.

Each control has a purpose and a defined scope. In a guided demonstration we show the working flow and the dated evidence behind it.

Independent approval

Maker and approver stay separate

Where a workflow requires independent review, the person who prepared the work cannot approve it.

Draft by default

AI output starts as a draft

AI prepares drafts, matches and summaries. A person reviews them before they are used or released.

Approved knowledge

Retrieval within scope

AI draws on current, approved content the user is allowed to see. Unapproved and retired content is excluded.

Data handling

Screening at the checkpoint

Content is screened for configured sensitive-data patterns and routed according to data-handling policy.

Employment decisions

People decide on candidates

Generated résumés arrive as drafts; selection and disposition decisions stay with authorized people.

Decision history

Who prepared, reviewed and released

Workflows record the actor, time and context of key decisions, and workflow traces show how AI was used.

The full NGCI Brain

Explore the whole ecosystem

The interactive Brain at the top of this page maps NGOS and NEMS with every solution and shared capability around them. Switch to the list view, or watch one sample opportunity move from first lead to payment with a person approving each consequential step.

Illustrative tour using sample data. It is not connected to NGOS records.

First engagement

Scope an AI workflow pilot.

Bring one workflow. Before anything is built, we agree the data, the human approvals, the integrations and how success will be judged.

01 · Workflow and data

One bounded process

The process in scope, the records the AI may use, who owns the data and the approved environment it runs in.

02 · Delivery and controls

Where people decide

Integration boundaries, human decision points, roles, support and ownership, agreed before the build.

03 · Acceptance

A clear go or no-go

An agreed test set, success thresholds, exceptions and reviewer sign-off, ending in a documented decision.

Guided demonstration

Tell us what you're trying to run.

Pick a module, take a bundle, or bring us a problem to build. We'll walk you through the working system and discuss your requirements — not a slide deck.

What happens next: a person at NGCI reads every request and replies by email to arrange a time. This is a conversation, not an account sign-up.

Prefer email? info@ngciglobal.com · 202-527-9595

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