Procurement Sciences

At Procurement Sciences AI, the core mission is to revolutionize the government contracting industry through the power of artificial intelligence. Established in 2022, at the dawn of the generative AI era, the company was founded by individuals with deep firsthand experience in the sector who understood the persistent pain points and inefficiencies of the traditional procurement lifecycle. This intimate understanding of the challenges faced by government contractors, from small businesses to large enterprises, is the driving force behind the company's innovative spirit and commitment to leveling the playing field. The culture at Procurement Sciences AI is built on a foundation of being AI-native and AI-first. This isn't just a technological choice; it's a fundamental belief that AI can be a powerful force multiplier, enabling teams to achieve unprecedented levels of efficiency and success. The team is dedicated to empowering clients to move beyond cumbersome manual processes and embrace a future where data-driven decision-making is at the forefront of their strategy.

The company's vision extends beyond simply automating tasks; it's about creating a unified, intelligent operating system for government contracting. This holistic approach aims to break down data silos and eliminate repetitive work, allowing organizations to focus on their core missions. A key aspect of the company's ethos is a people-first commitment to every client. This is demonstrated through their dedication to providing unlimited training and hands-on support, ensuring that every customer can fully leverage the platform to achieve their goals. The customer success teams are comprised of former government contractors and experts who can seamlessly adapt the AI platform to each client's unique workflows. Recognizing the importance of equity, Procurement Sciences AI also offers significantly discounted rates for businesses owned by veterans, women, and minorities, as well as for non-profit organizations, embodying a commitment to fostering a more inclusive and competitive government procurement landscape.