Conductorai Corporation

Conductorai Corporation, a Biddeford, Maine-based for-profit small business, provides AI-driven litigative consulting services and document processing systems to the U.S. Attorney's Offices as a prime contractor, with the bulk of its federal footprint anchored to a $4 billion Naval Sea Systems Command Indefinite Delivery Contract under the SEAPORT-NXG program. The company competes predominantly full-and-open with no recurring set-aside posture across its prime work, though its SBIR activity with the Air Force Research Laboratory carries small-business set-asides.

Conductorai's revenue profile splits starkly between one enormous platform vehicle and numerous small task orders. The Naval Sea Systems Command SEAPORT-NXG IDC, awarded in January 2025 with performance through January 2029, carries a $4 billion ceiling and dominates the combined potential value (100% of dollars, though only 5% of award count). All other work is fragmented across 35 small purchase orders and development contracts. The U.S. Attorney's Offices has placed 31 purchase orders for litigative consulting services, mostly valued at $15,000 apiece, structured as time-and-materials engagements with performance in Brooklyn, New York and nearby locations. These orders began in late 2024 at $3,500 per task and escalated to $15,000 in early 2026; the most recent batch was issued in June and July 2026. Beyond litigation support, Conductorai holds a $2.97 million SBIR Phase II contract with the Air Force Research Laboratory (awarded July 2023, completing September 2026) for an AI system assisting derivative classification and document redaction, a $74,950 SBIR Phase I contract from AFRL (awarded May 2024) for a machine-assisted knowledge-exchange repository system supporting Pacific Air Forces workflows, and a $1.375 million Other Transaction Agreement from the Office of the Secretary of Defense (awarded October 2023, completing April 2026) for prototype AI development.

Customer concentration is extreme: the Navy accounts for 100% of combined potential value via the single SEAPORT-NXG vehicle, while the U.S. Attorney's Offices drives 86% of award count (31 of 36 awards) but only 0.01% of potential dollars. The Air Force Research Laboratory and Office of the Secretary of Defense round out the active set at $3 million and $1.4 million respectively. Activity has accelerated sharply—two awards in 2023, two in 2024, four in 2025, and 28 through July 2026—driven almost entirely by the monthly cadence of small litigative consulting purchase orders from the U.S. Attorney's Offices. Thirty awards (combined potential value $3.4 million) face completion inside the next twenty-four months, representing recompete exposure concentrated in the litigation support and small-dollar development contract streams; the $4 billion SEAPORT-NXG vehicle does not recompete until January 2029.

The SEAPORT-NXG IDC is structured to enable delivery orders 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, positioning Conductorai as a prime contractor for AI-powered knowledge management and document processing systems within the Navy enterprise. Conductorai registers no subcontractor footprint; all awards are prime.