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Ensis is a technology firm that develops AI-powered proposal software for government RFPs and RFIs, streamlining processes and creating proposals in a single workflow.

Second Front Systems, Inc. is a software development company based in Arlington, Virginia, that focuses on enhancing government access to venture capital-backed technologies for national security missions. Established in 2014, the company offers Atlas Fulcrum, a platform that helps users identify, assess, and utilize innovative commercial technologies. Additionally, Second Front provides program management and system integration services to facilitate the delivery of technology to military personnel. The High Technology Council, an enterprise consortium established by the company, brings together key industry players to leverage commercially developed technologies for government-funded national security efforts. Second Front also specializes in configuring, securing, and deploying compliant software applications for global government customers, ensuring that users have access to a fully managed production environment tailored for national security applications.

Clarity Value specializes in providing workflow and project management services tailored for municipalities and organizations. The company develops a modular workflow automation engine that assists cities in managing permitting and inspection processes. Its offerings include customizable systems for tracking project status, managing applications, and facilitating collaboration among departments. Clarity Value’s services encompass land management, human resources, budget management, licensing, record requests, and citizen service requests, all aimed at enhancing operational efficiency and improving the quality of life for residents.

Pay Theory is a payments platform designed to address the complex financial needs of various sectors, including education, healthcare, senior care, child care, government, property, and insurance. The company offers a financial infrastructure that facilitates digital payment access and integrated payment services, ensuring that families can easily connect with essential service providers. By providing solutions that accept multiple forms of payment, such as digital payments, electronic checks, and cash, Pay Theory aims to remove barriers related to money access and banking. This approach not only supports families in maintaining access to critical services but also creates new revenue opportunities for SaaS vendors within these industries.

Civitech is a political technology startup focused on leveraging technology to address civic challenges and enhance democratic participation. Established in 2019 and based in Austin, Texas, the company develops a range of integrated technology and data solutions aimed at supporting democratic candidates, progressive causes, and local governments. Its flagship product, CampaignOS, serves as a comprehensive campaign integration platform that facilitates collaboration among candidates, staff members, and volunteers. By providing tools that streamline campaign management and increase civic engagement, Civitech aims to promote a fairer and more equitable democracy.

ClimateView AB, founded in 2017 and based in Stockholm, Sweden, specializes in developing Climate Panorama, a software platform designed to assist local governments in planning and executing their climate transition efforts. The platform collects and organizes climate data, enabling cities to create a coherent data structure that allows for comparability across different regions. By integrating advanced modeling and visualization tools, ClimateView empowers public sector stakeholders to make data-driven decisions regarding political, economic, and energy shifts. The company collaborates with various partners, including global consultancies and governmental bodies like the Swedish Climate Policy Council, and serves over 135 cities across nine countries in Europe and North America.

Esper is a developer of a policy collaboration platform that assists government agencies in managing public policy effectively. The company's software enables officials to integrate and transform policy data into actionable insights, promoting transparent and data-driven decision-making. By streamlining internal workflows, Esper helps create a comprehensive infrastructure that supports the entire policymaking lifecycle. The company has established partnerships with various government entities, including the New York City Police Department, Washington Department of Health, and California State Treasurer’s Office. With a workforce of over 30 employees, Esper has successfully secured over $14 million in funding to enhance its offerings and expand its reach in the public sector.

ClimateView AB, founded in 2017 and based in Stockholm, Sweden, specializes in developing Climate Panorama, a software platform designed to assist local governments in planning and executing their climate transition efforts. The platform collects and organizes climate data, enabling cities to create a coherent data structure that allows for comparability across different regions. By integrating advanced modeling and visualization tools, ClimateView empowers public sector stakeholders to make data-driven decisions regarding political, economic, and energy shifts. The company collaborates with various partners, including global consultancies and governmental bodies like the Swedish Climate Policy Council, and serves over 135 cities across nine countries in Europe and North America.