Defense and government procurement intelligence on resolved entities.
Public sector procurement, defense, and compliance operations require data structures that extend far beyond standard commercial prospecting tools. The critical questions center on tracking organizational risk, mapping multi-tier dependencies, identifying contractor allocations, and confirming operational eligibility. GraphIQ.ai's Defense Module analyzes public records to turn 287M resolved organization profiles into an unclassified network map of primes, subcontractors, and federal award lineages.
Specialized module capabilities for defense and government.
Prime-to-sub tracking
Automatically maps relationships between primary contractors and downstream subcontractors using federal award records.
/platform/identity-graph →NAICS & PSC-based grouping
Clusters target networks using official federal codes, corporate footprints, and contract award histories.
/solutions/industry →Supply Chain Resilience Mapping
Traverses parent-subsidiary trees to identify hidden dependencies, risk concentrations, and cross-border corporate links.
/use-cases/account-expansion →Federal award tracking
Processes public procurement updates from SAM.gov and USASpending.gov to track new contracts and program allocations.
/platform/signals →FOCI research
Hops the identity graph across ownership and investment edges to surface foreign ownership, control, or influence (FOCI) a flat record would miss.
/platform/identity-graph →Publicly verifiable provenance. Zero classified reliance.
Government analysts and defense contractors cannot depend on black-box algorithms or un-backed market assertions. The GraphIQ.ai Defense Module relies strictly on open-source public records and commercially licensed tracking arrays. Every entity registration, NAICS classification, and contract lineage is mapped back to clear source documentation, including SEC filings, corporate registries, and public procurement platforms.
Frequently asked questions
What data sources feed the Defense Module?
Public procurement records (SAM.gov, USASpending.gov), global corporate registries, SEC regulatory disclosures, and verified press releases.
Is GraphIQ.ai available through standard procurement vehicles?
Actively pursuing Carahsoft schedules, GSA tracks, and NASPO ValuePoint paths.