Veterans and operators who have sat on the government side of the table
We are a team, not a founder with a rolodex. The credentials belong to the business, and every one of them is public enough for you to check before you ever book a call.
The technology America needs is being built by companies that cannot get in the door
The best dual-use technology in this country is coming out of small companies, and most of them will never reach a program office. Not because the technology is wrong, but because federal buying runs on a process nobody handed them, on a calendar set years in advance, through instruments with legal limits they have never heard of.
We spent our careers on the other side of that process. We know which office owns the money, how the requirement got written, and what actually happens in the room where the decision is made. We do that job for companies now, so the technology gets to the people who need it.
- MissionPut breakthrough technology in the warfighter’s hands by giving the companies who build it an insider team to win the federal market.
- VisionA nation defended by the best technology America can build.
- ValuesWe represent the mission. We represent the client. We represent the standard.
- Where we workNationwide, delivered remotely, based in Southern Pines, North Carolina.
The people who will actually do the work
Not a sales team with a delivery team behind it. The person on your first call is on your account.
J.R. Mullis
Twenty-plus years of government acquisition experience, including service as a United States Air Force Contracting Officer. He has been the person on the other side of the table who evaluates, negotiates, and signs.
Jackson Senczyszyn
Jackson runs client relationships and day-to-day business development execution across the ellimaC portfolio: the outreach, the follow-ups, and the pipeline discipline that keeps a federal pursuit moving between milestones.
The calm voice is the one you can check
We name the program, the amount, and the date. When we cannot be specific, we do not publish. We tell you the truth when it costs us, and we say we do not know when we do not. Every founder we work with arrived having been sold to loudly by someone else first.
Five sectors where our clients concentrate
We work where we can be genuinely useful, which means where we already know the offices, the programs, and the money.
AI and software
Autonomy software, decision support, data platforms, and the accreditation path that decides whether any of it can run on a government network.
Space
Launch, on-orbit systems, sensing, and ground segment, including SpaceWERX pathways and the transition instruments that follow them.
Autonomy and uncrewed systems
Drones, robotics, and the counter-systems that follow them, across air, ground, and maritime programs.
Advanced manufacturing
Materials, additive manufacturing, and the industrial base programs built to shorten supply chains that currently run through the wrong countries.
Cybersecurity
Security products and services for federal environments, including the compliance ladder that gates them: CMMC, authority to operate, and the sequencing question of which one you actually need first.
SkillBridge fellows
We participate in the DoW SkillBridge program, helping transitioning service members build experience in federal business development and operations. It is also the reason our bench keeps current government perspective in it.