Federal Executive Summary

Technology, systems development, research, engineering, operational execution.

SSDF INC. is the parent and holding company — a Florida C-Corporation organized to develop, operate, and contract technology, research, engineering, and operational capabilities across multiple federal procurement markets. AMAIMA INC. is its wholly owned operating subsidiary and technical flagship. It operates as a developer and prime-contractor organization rather than a single-product software company.

Discover→ Qualify→ Price→ Resource→ Contract→ Execute→ Verify→ Deliver→ Invoice→ Repeat

The sequence is the operating model. It is not a claim that SSDF already holds every person, license, certification, or piece of equipment a solicitation may require.

01 — Identity

Federal identity

UEI
WBXSLSMUYE29
CAGE
25J93
SAM.gov
ACTIVE
SAM renewal
September 18, 2027
Legal entity
SSDF INC. — Florida For-Profit C-Corporation
Role
Parent / Holding Company
Operating company
AMAIMA INC. — wholly owned Florida C-Corporation
DUNS
14-790-8413
Disaster registry
Yes — all of the United States

02 — Structure

Parent, operating company, portfolio

SSDF INC. is the parent and holding company. AMAIMA INC. is its wholly owned operating subsidiary and technical flagship. Both are separately incorporated Florida C-Corporations. Ownership is the hierarchy.

Parent / Holding
SSDF INC. — Florida C-Corporation. Corporate, IP, systems-development, contracting, and orchestration. The federal prime sits here.
Operating company
AMAIMA INC. — Florida C-Corporation, wholly owned. Technical flagship: cryptographic AI, systems engineering, research, and operational technology. A corporation, not a product line.
Portfolio
BasisGuard, MNEMOS, SSDF Transportation (ssdftransport.site — dispatchers, carriers, brokers, and truckers), Digital Commerce, StackDesk, Genesis Engine. Business lines, platforms, and systems of SSDF INC. Not separate corporations. Transportation is not a motor-carrier claim.
Internal
SSDF AB — discovery infrastructure. SSDF O2O — internal opportunity-to-obligation system at ssdfo2o.site. Neither is a separate corporation or a public product.

03 — Lanes

Eight federal capability lanes

Families, not a dump of every code. The taxonomy lives on the codes page.

A — Digital Technology

Software publishing, custom programming, systems design, infrastructure, SaaS.

B — Cybersecurity, Network & Telecom

Cryptographic infrastructure, verification, sovereign deployment, satellite trust. DG11 is a technical capability, not a carrier claim.

C — Scientific & Technical R&D

Applied research and experimental development in cryptography, AI, quantum-classical systems, and verification.

D — Professional, Program & Business Support

Program management, engineering support, data collection, accounting, auditing, acquisition support where actually offered.

E — Logistics & Transportation

Transportation-dispatch and operational control. SSDF does not automatically represent itself as the carrier.

F — Facilities & Physical Services

Potential operating lanes fulfilled through qualified resources. A code is not a payroll claim.

G — Workforce

Capability-building lanes for placement and temporary help — not a conventional staffing agency claim.

H — Digital & Physical Commerce

Digital products, licensing, credentials, research, and physical-product fulfillment evaluated per solicitation.

04 — Engagement

Structured to the requirement

Time & Materials

Architecture, engineering, research, consulting, program support.

Fixed-price deliverables

Defined software, infrastructure, verification, or operational output.

Software licensing

SSDF / AMAIMA components, including FHE, attestation, and verification.

SaaS / usage

Platform and TaaS services on recurring or usage structures.

Sovereign deployment

Domestic or controlled deployment of cryptographic and AI infrastructure.

Operations / fulfillment

SSDF-managed execution using permitted internal and partner resources.

05 — Decision rule

Four questions before a bid.

  1. 01Can SSDF legitimately contract to deliver the requirement?
  2. 02Can SSDF obtain the required people, equipment, facilities, licenses, certifications, and other resources?
  3. 03Can SSDF perform directly or through employees, independent contractors, qualified subcontractors, vendors, or teaming partners where permitted?
  4. 04What solicitation-specific limitations prevent or condition that structure?

Only then: price, contract, execute. Capability is not authorization. Contract-specific rules control.

06 — Disaster response

Registry: yes. Geography: all United States.

The Disaster Response Registry is an additional federal distribution channel — not a claim that SSDF maintains every emergency-response resource in every location. The operating model is the same: requirement → scope → qualification → build/buy/partner → labor and equipment → SSDF control layer → execution → evidence → delivery → invoice.