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Practitioner worksheets, checklists, and briefings drawn from our acquisition and OSINT work. Provide your details once and we will send the file, plus the monthly brief if you want it.
TWG Capability Statement (2026)
Registrations, clearances, core competencies, and NAICS codes in the format capture managers and contracting officers ask for.
- UEI, CAGE, and socioeconomic status
- CMMC Level 2 and registration detail
- Six core competency areas with NAICS
GenAI Procurement Tool Evaluation Checklist
The questions to ask a generative-AI vendor before a procurement tool reaches your contract writing system.
- Data handling and authorization boundary
- Source traceability and citation requirements
- Record-keeping and system-of-record fit
- Workforce supervision requirements
OSINT Source Validation Worksheet
A one-page provenance trail for key judgments — origin, independence, access, motive, and artifact integrity.
- Provenance fields per key judgment
- Independence check for corroborating sources
- Structured confidence statement
Data-Safety Primer: What You Can Put Into an AI Tool
A one-page guide for federal, state, and local procurement professionals: what is safe to type into an AI tool, and what never is.
- Three tiers of procurement data: public, sensitive, prohibited
- A four-step method to anonymize a sensitive input
- The prompt-injection rule for vendor documents
AI in Procurement: 2026 Readiness Brief
Where AI can realistically compress acquisition cycle time, where it cannot, and what a workforce needs to supervise it.
- Cycle-time phases AI can compress now
- Training implications for the acquisition workforce
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