PCI Government Services, a technology and mission-solutions company owned by Alabama’s Poarch Creek Indians, is teaming up with Seekr to bring what the companies call secure, transparent artificial intelligence to federal agencies, with a focus on mission operations and cost-effective deployment.
According to a company announcement Monday, PCI-GS said the strategic partnership is designed to speed adoption of “purpose-built AI” across the U.S. Department of War and other federal agencies, to improve operational tempo and decision-making by pairing Seekr’s generative and agentic AI tools with PCI-GS’s data, analytics, modernization and cybersecurity work.
The team will provide a portfolio of AI-enabled capabilities to the government, including:
- AI data readiness assessments and preparation
- Fraud detection and investigations
- C4ISR modernization for SHIELD
- Supply chain vetting, optimization, and resilience
- Acquisition strategy development
- System vulnerability identification and mitigation
- Workforce development and training
- Intelligence analytics
“This partnership gives federal leaders the best of both worlds: Seekr’s commercial AI innovation at scale and PCI’s deep expertise in data, analytics, modernization, and cybersecurity. Together, we are bringing trusted and transparent AI solutions to federal missions with greater speed, clarity, and impact,” President and CEO of PCI Government Services, Nick Dunn, said.
“We are thrilled to advance PCI’s work to elevate and empower the federal workforce,” said Rob Clark, President of Seekr.
“Seekr’s AI acts as a true force multiplier—accelerating performance, driving mission efficiency, and enabling trusted decisions at scale. Together with PCI, we’re helping agencies set a new benchmark for what an AI-empowered workforce can achieve.”
Grayson Everett is the editor in chief of Yellowhammer News. You can follow him on X @Grayson270.
