Conductorai Corporation

Conductorai Corporation, a small business based in Biddeford, Maine, provides AI-driven litigative consulting and document review services to the U.S. Attorney's Offices as a prime contractor competing on a full-and-open basis, while holding a $4 billion multi-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with Naval Sea Systems Command under the SEAPORT-NXG program through January 2029. The company delivers no subcontracted work and operates exclusively as a prime across all 47 awards in the source data.

Conductorai's customer concentration is stark. The U.S. Attorney's Offices dominate the award count with 41 of 47 total awards (87% coverage), though these are small recurring purchase orders for litigation support—monthly engagements that began at $3,500 in late 2024, escalated to $15,000 by early 2026, and have generated $622 thousand in combined potential value. By dollar magnitude, however, the Navy's SEAPORT-NXG vehicle overshadows all other work. The Department of the Navy (through Naval Sea Systems Command) anchors $4 billion of the $4.01 billion combined potential value across just two awards: the primary IDC itself and a minimum-guarantee delivery order for $500 awarded March 6, 2025. The Air Force Research Laboratory, Department of the Army Cyber Command, and the Office of the Secretary of Defense account for the remaining $6.4 million across four awards. The award-count ranking and potential-value ranking diverge completely—volume from DOJ, dollars from Navy.

Conductorai holds one parent vehicle position: the SEAPORT-NXG Indefinite Delivery Contract, awarded January 2, 2025, with a $4 billion ceiling and performance extending across Naval Air Systems Command, Naval Information Warfare Systems Command, Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command, Naval Supply Systems Command, the Office of Naval Research, and the Marine Corps under administrative oversight at Naval Sea Systems Command. The contract is unset-aside, full-and-open, with primary NAICS 541330 (Facilities Support Services). One $500 minimum-guarantee delivery order has been placed against this IDC since its award.

Activity has accelerated sharply. Conductorai recorded two awards in 2023, two in 2024, four in 2025, and 39 in 2026 through August. The 2025–2026 surge reflects the ramp of U.S. Attorney's Offices purchase orders, which now constitute the bulk of transactional volume. Forty of the 47 awards (combined potential value $2.6 million) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting significant recompete risk concentrated in the DOJ purchase-order stream.

Conductorai's concrete capability footprint spans AI-assisted document review, litigative consulting, and knowledge management systems. Representative work includes the $2.973 million SBIR Phase II contract from the Air Force Research Laboratory (completed July 21, 2023) for AI assistance in derivative classification and document redaction; a $1.375 million Other Transaction Agreement from the Office of the Secretary of Defense (awarded October 6, 2023, completion April 5, 2026) for prototype AI development; the $2 million Other Transaction Agreement from Army Cyber Command (awarded July 16, 2026, completion July 15, 2027) for QueueScribe, an automated document review capability; and an SBIR Phase I award from the Air Force Research Laboratory for $74,950 (awarded May 17, 2024) to develop the Machine Assisted Knowledge Exchange Repository system for Pacific Air Forces workflow optimization. The recurring U.S. Attorney's Offices purchase orders, spanning $3,500 to $45,000 per task, leverage the company's AI document review platform and litigative consulting to support prosecutorial workflows in locations including Brooklyn, Boston, Providence, and Scarborough.

Work is categorized primarily under All Other Legal Services (37 awards), with secondary concentration in Software Publishers (4 awards) and research and development categories (2 awards each). PSC coding shows Support—Professional: Legal dominance (36 awards) with IT and Telecom secondary presence (6 awards).