Government Intake

Tell us the mission, responsible office, technical constraint, and decision that must be supported.

The initial intake is designed to establish fit and an authorized next step without requiring sensitive disclosure.

Government and Public Program Intake

This form establishes the public mission, responsible office, technical question, authority, acquisition or collaboration path, deadline, security boundary, available access, and desired output.

Agency, office, and authority

Tell us who is proposing the work and which office or program owns the decision.

Mission, problem, and decision

Describe the public mission and the technical constraint that brought you here.

Domain and available evidence

Choose all that apply. The program may cross several domains.

Requested starting point

Choose the closest option. The first authorized scope may be narrower.

Security, data, publication, and IP boundaries

Use the initial form only for unclassified and authorized information.

Participants and access

Identify the people and materials that can support a bounded review.

Submission and boundaries

Submit only unclassified, authorized, non-credentialed information through this initial public form. Do not include classified information, controlled unclassified information requiring protected handling, law-enforcement-sensitive details, export-controlled technical data, protected health information, passwords, or restricted procurement material.

Do not submit passwords, access credentials, export-controlled information, patient-identifiable information, trade secrets, unpublished patent claims, or material you are not authorized to share.

A submission is reviewed for fit. It does not create an engagement until scope, terms, access, and responsibilities are agreed in writing.