This is what we’ve built.
A deployed AI query layer over U.S. DoD logistics data. 3,000+ active records in FLIS. SAM registered for U.S. federal procurement. Eighty-five years of allied supply credentials. The acquirer we’re looking for is not in this market — they’re looking into it.
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Every asset below is active today. Not roadmap — deployed.
A deployed AI query layer over the FLIS/NSN data pipeline. Ask in plain language — "Who manufactures NSN 4010-21-900-1132?" — and get a verified answer in under two seconds. Applies 85 years of domain expertise to procurement document parsing, supply chain risk analysis, and allied logistics intelligence.
See DAITK™ →Proprietary supply records built through 85 years of active transactions — not scraped data. Every NSN represents a real allied supply relationship, verified in the U.S. DoD FLIS system. The foundation the query layer runs on.
Browse NSN Catalog →SAM registered for U.S. federal procurement. NCAGE L0TZ1 in the NATO Codification System. ITAR registered. 85 years of allied defence supply on record. Verifiable independently by any government buyer or acquirer.
See Credentials →Forty years of computing. Eighty-five years of supply data.
This didn’t come from a pivot. It came from the convergence of two timelines running in parallel for decades: a founder with forty years of working with computers and systems, and a company with eighty-five years of cataloguing allied defence supply. Each NSN in FLIS represents an active supply relationship with the U.S. DoD logistics system. Each credential represents years of verified government work. By the time AI tooling matured enough to make all of that queryable, the domain expertise to use it correctly was already here. DAITK isn’t a new direction. It’s the point the whole thing was building toward.
This runs without adding headcount.
The query layer scales horizontally. The NSN dataset grows with every new supply transaction. DAITK’s intelligence layer improves with every procurement document processed. The hardware supply operation is the credential engine: every active NSN keeps the dataset current and the government relationships live. The system is designed to be operated by a U.S. or international acquirer without losing what makes it valuable.
Two ways in.
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You want credentialed access to U.S. DoD logistics data, a deployed AI query layer, and 85 years of allied supply relationships as owned IP. We’re open to conversations with U.S. defence tech companies, allied integrators, and international PE firms. Canadian acquisition is not a requirement — the assets transfer.
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