Custom Engineering. Built for the Public Sector.

Everything a procurement officer, capture manager, or department head needs to work with Greater Angels Software: our certifications, purchasing paths, compliance posture, and working proof. Everything on this page is specified, tested, and honest; anything marked “in process” is exactly that.

Capability Statement at a Glance

The registrations and codes you need to add us to a vendor list, pull us for a quote, or verify us in a database.

Legal Name
Greater Angels Software, LLC (California)
Certification
California DGS Certified Small Business (SB), Cert #2052888
View certificate · verify on Cal eProcure (search #2052888)
UEI (SAM.gov Registered)
PJK5UHM8PPR6
CAGE Code
21YS4
NAICS Codes
541511 Custom Computer Programming (primary) · 541512 Computer Systems Design · 541519 Other Computer Related Services · 518210 Computing Infrastructure & Hosting
Core Competencies
Auditable human-in-the-loop AI overlays · legacy-system integration · AI governance & compliance support · accessibility (WCAG 2.1 AA) · containerized, failover-ready deployment (Docker/Kubernetes)
Insurance
General Liability · Professional / E&O · Workers’ Compensation
Location
Azusa, California (Los Angeles County)
Contact
hello@greaterangelssoftware.com · 626-202-6299

Two Ways to Buy From Us

We meet you on the purchasing path you already use, with no novel contracting gymnastics required.

Direct Departmental Purchase

As a DGS Certified Small Business, California state departments can engage us through the SB/DVBE Option (a streamlined purchasing path for certified small businesses that avoids a formal competitive solicitation within the program’s dollar thresholds), and we carry the small-business preference on competitive bids.

For municipal and county departments, every engagement starts as a fixed-scope, fixed-price pilot with measurable success criteria written into the statement of work, deliberately sized to fit within your existing purchasing authority, so you can evaluate us on delivered results this quarter instead of waiting on a budget cycle.

Subcontracting & Teaming

California state procurements carry a 25% small-business participation goal. We slot into your proposal as the specialist sub for legacy-integration and AI-overlay scope: led by a Senior Principal Software Engineer, locally staffed, with delivery accountability retained: scoped deliverables, not body-shop staffing.

Capture managers and small business liaison officers: download our teaming one-pager (PDF) or ask us for a capability response for your pursuit.

Severable Work Packages

The scope we take, packaged so a prime can bolt it onto a proposal without restructuring it: fixed-price, cleanly severable, with executable acceptance criteria per deliverable.

Citizen-Facing AI Modules

Retrieval-only full-site search and conversational chat that answer only from approved content, AI translation, and AI-assisted accessibility remediation, all human-reviewed and audit-trailed. No fabricated answers on a government site, enforced by architecture.

Integration Glue

Bidirectional APIs to incumbent platforms, SSO and identity integration (Okta/Auth0-class), reference-data synchronization, and KPI export to your reporting stack: the connective scope between vendor systems that nobody else wants to own.

AI Governance & Human-in-the-Loop Controls

Independent verification of AI behavior, packaged for a bid. We write the behavioral contracts, including the review/override/audit loop where the AI drafts and your staff decides. We run the AI against them through a read-only adapter, so your models and data never leave your hands, and deliver a conformance report plus SIMM 5305-F-shaped risk documentation your proposal can cite. Fixed-price engagements from $7,500. A typical conformance proof of concept runs five weeks. Not a certification. A test run with evidence.

Traceability & Acceptance

Requirements traceability matrices, executable acceptance criteria per deliverable, and the test plans and scripts to verify them: flight-software discipline applied to your deliverable schedule.

Accessibility

WCAG 2.1 AA portal and application work, plus VPAT and conformance-documentation support. Our own site passes the same automated accessibility gate we apply to client work.

Demonstration Support

Scored-demonstration phases won or lost on working software: we build and run human-in-the-loop and integration demos on synthetic data for your evaluation events.

We price what we can prove and decline flow-downs we can’t stand behind. If a scope item isn’t ours to claim, we say so before you list us, so your proposal never carries our risk.

Working Proof: Case Studies

Each case study is one proof point of a capability class: an AI overlay, an integration build, and a student engagement platform. All three run on the same delivery stack we bring to your program: executable specifications, full requirements traceability, and containerized deployment.

Dispatcher Assist Overlay

A human-in-the-loop AI overlay for 9-1-1 dispatch, built in response to a California state RFI: live bilingual transcription, incident field extraction, and recall-first emergency escalation. The AI drafts; the dispatcher decides.

  • Nothing commits to an agency system without dispatcher approval: the API itself rejects unapproved writes
  • 42 requirements, every scenario an executable specification
  • Fails safe: dispatch continues on manual if AI services degrade

Library Connect

A civic intake platform for public libraries: patrons self-register through a guided, accessible wizard; addresses are verified; confirmed applications create the patron record automatically in the library’s existing catalog system, cutting a multi-minute manual intake to seconds.

  • Integration path verified against production library infrastructure (Aspen Discovery ↔ SirsiDynix Symphony)
  • Credential minimization: never holds ILS credentials or patron PINs at rest
  • 197 architecture diagrams with scenario-level traceability

Campus Wellness Passport

A mobile-first student engagement platform for multi-week campus wellness challenges, developed at the Cal Poly Digital Transformation Hub’s 2026 AI Summer Camp for CSU Bakersfield Student Health Services. Students sign in with campus single sign-on, check in at events by QR code, and track their progress; staff build themed challenges and pull participation and learning-outcome reports instead of counting paper passports by hand.

  • Privacy by schema: stores an opaque campus SSO identifier only. No names, no student ID numbers, no health information.
  • SAML single sign-on built for CSU campus identity providers, with a multi-campus seam designed in from day one
  • 59 requirements across 206 executable scenarios; wellness-guide guardrails route crisis language to human resources in code, never at a model’s discretion
  • Higher-ed procurement artifacts published, not promised: a WCAG 2.1 AA conformance report written for CSU ATI review and a completed HECVAT Lite, every configuration answer cited to the line of code it is read from

Security & Compliance Posture

What we engineer into every system today, and the certifications we are growing into, stated plainly, so you never have to guess what’s held versus planned.

Engineering Commitments (Today)

  • Encryption in transit and at rest, end to end
  • Least-privilege, role-based access control with MFA support
  • SIEM-ready audit logs in non-proprietary formats
  • Human oversight by design: human-in-the-loop gates on every AI action, with staff authority to override, enforced in code, not policy
  • Explainability: AI outputs carry confidence scores and link back to their sources; decision processes are documented
  • Data minimization: personally identifiable information is collected only when necessary and retained only as long as needed
  • WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility practice, including full keyboard operability
  • U.S.-based hosting only; production models self-hostable within a CJIS boundary
  • No agency data used for model training, ever, without written authorization

Certification Roadmap

Credential Status
CA DGS Small Business (SB) Held
SAM.gov Registered · UEI · CAGE Held
VPAT / Accessibility Conformance Report In process
SOC 2 Type I → Type II Planned 2027
CMAS Schedule Planned
LA County LSBE Eligible 2027
CJIS agency agreements Executed per contract

Procurement FAQ

The questions we get from contracting officers, answered plainly.

How can a state department buy from you without a formal solicitation?

Through California’s SB/DVBE Option: because we hold DGS Small Business certification, state departments can contract with us directly within the program’s dollar thresholds, without a formal competitive process. For local agencies, we scope pilots to fit department-level purchasing authority.

Why are your pilot engagements so small?

By design, and openly so: a first engagement with a new vendor should be easy to approve and easy to walk away from. We scope pilots to fit within a department’s existing purchasing authority, with fixed price, fixed scope, and success metrics written into the statement of work, measured before and after, so the results brief themselves. If the pilot doesn’t prove its value, you keep the data and owe us nothing further. We would rather earn a long-term relationship on a small first project than ask a public agency to bet big on a new vendor. And we work the way government acceptance already works: agreed acceptance criteria per deliverable, verified before sign-off; ours just happen to be executable.

What certifications do you actually hold?

Exactly what the roadmap table above says: DGS SB certification and SAM.gov registration (UEI and CAGE) are held; everything else is marked in process or planned. We will never represent a certification we don’t hold; if a status on this page says “planned,” that’s the truth of it.

What scope do you take as a subcontractor?

The severable work packages listed above: citizen-facing AI modules (retrieval-only search, chat, translation, AI-assisted accessibility remediation), integration glue between incumbent systems, AI governance and human-in-the-loop controls, traceability and acceptance artifacts, accessibility conformance, and demonstration support. Just as important is what we don’t take: we won’t claim scope we haven’t built, and we’ll tell you which line items are ours and which should stay with your team before you list us on a proposal.

Who actually writes the code?

A team led by experienced engineers. Our leadership (a Senior Principal Software Engineer with nearly a decade on mission-critical federal aerospace programs, and an AI engineer who owns the applied ML behind every overlay) leads and reviews the work, supervising a team of early-career engineers who do it. That is the model on purpose: the same way a teaching hospital pairs attending physicians with residents, senior engineers review and sign off on every line before it ships. It is how we deliver production-grade software at new-grad wage rates rather than national-vendor billable rates, and it is the subject of our peer-reviewed engineering-education research. Nothing reaches your systems without senior sign-off, proven by our test-driven pipeline.

How do you compare to a large consultancy?

A national consultancy bills you for pyramid overhead: partners who sell, and rotating junior staff who deliver. We invert that. The senior engineer you meet is the one accountable for delivery, the team is local to Los Angeles County, and engagements are fixed-scope with executable acceptance criteria; you can see exactly what “done” means before you sign.

Can you meet CJIS requirements?

CJIS compliance is established per agency agreement rather than as a vendor certification, and we architect for it from the start: U.S.-only deployment, encryption in transit and at rest, role-based access, auditable logs, and self-hostable models inside the agency’s CJIS boundary. On award, our personnel complete fingerprint-based background checks and CJIS Security Awareness training as your agreement requires.

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