Contractive Gov analyzes contracts, flags risks and potential FAR/DFARS violations, and answers compliance questions from your organization's policy docs with zero data egress.
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Request a Gov pilotContractive Gov is a local-only, AI-powered contract intelligence workspace designed for those working in government contracting, procurement, and regulatory compliance. Contractive allows customization for limited compute environments, delivering performant results even in air-gapped workspaces.
Contractive analyzes contracts to identify potential FAR and DFARS compliance violations, as well as comparing them against organizational documentation, helping teams surface compliance gaps before they become costly problems. Teams can upload a contract, select the applicable facts, and Contractive will scan the document, instantly generating a report detailing where violations may live.
Organizations can also import their internal policy libraries, allowing Contractive to answer questions directly against their own documentation. Here, I ask whether project data can be stored on a personal phone, and Contractive identifies the applicable policy, explains the restriction, and references the underlying sources.
Beyond compliance-specific workflows, Contractive also supports broader LLM capabilities, such as drafting, analysis, summarization, and code generation, all within the same local deployment. The goal is simple: bring useful, modern AI capabilities into air-gapped sensitive environments without sending data outside of them.
The best part? This demo is recorded entirely offline with zero internet, showing that Contractive works in air-gapped environments and never lets data leave your system. Contractive Gov brings compliance analysis, organizational knowledge, and broader AI capabilities into one secure, fully local platform, helping organizations work smarter while keeping sensitive data under their own control.
If you'd like to see how Contractive Gov can support your organization's compliance workflows, we'd love to start a conversation. Please visit contractive.app or send us an email to learn more.
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Contractive Gov flags potential FAR/DFARS conflicts and identifies requirements that need verification. Review findings alongside the contract language, without uploading sensitive documents.
Category: Contract modifications
Category: Covered defense information
Category: Cyber incident reporting
sample-defense-contract.txt
DEFENSE TECHNICAL SUPPORT SERVICES SAMPLE CONTRACT EXCERPT Contract type: Firm-fixed-price services Incorporated clauses: FAR 52.243-1, Alternate I; DFARS 252.204-7012. H.1 PERFORMANCE CHANGES. The Government program manager may direct changes to service hours by email. The Contractor shall perform such changes without adjustment to the contract price or schedule. H.2 EXTERNAL HOSTING. Covered defense information may be stored in the Contractor's commercial cloud workspace. The workspace is not operated on behalf of the Government. Provider security requirements will be established after contract award. H.3 CYBER INCIDENT REPORTING. For incidents affecting covered contractor information systems, the Contractor shall notify DoD within ten business days after completion of its internal investigation.
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No cloud upload. Your document never leaves your machine.
Add a PDF to Contractive Gov and keep confidential language on your machine. The contract becomes a local source for review and questions, with no cloud upload or external storage.
Drop in a PDF and keep it on-device from start to finish.
Select the applicable facts and surface findings that need review.
Add internal policies as local sources you can use across conversations.
Ask about your policies and follow the answer back to the underlying documents.
Contractive Gov analyzes contracts for government agencies, defense organizations, and contractors. Review contracts and internal policies without sending sensitive documents to the cloud.
Gov identifies FAR and DFARS clauses and flags potential violations so you can check the requirements that need review.
Add your organization's policy documents and ask compliance questions. Gov uses a proprietary hybrid RAG architecture to find relevant information and answer locally.
Contract analysis and policy questions run on your machine. Your documents and prompts stay there, too.
Local contract analysis for government agencies, defense organizations, and contractors. Review risks, check FAR/DFARS clauses, and ask questions about your policies.
Contractive Gov is built for government agencies, defense organizations, and contractors. It analyzes contracts, flags risks and potential FAR/DFARS violations, and answers compliance questions from your organization's policy documents.
Everything runs locally. Your contracts, policies, and prompts stay on your machine. A proprietary hybrid RAG architecture answers questions using your local documents.
Review contract risks
Analyze clauses and obligations locally and flag the parts that need review.
Check FAR / DFARS
Identify FAR and DFARS clauses and flag potential violations for a reviewer to check.
Ask about your policies
Add your organization's policy documents and ask compliance questions in plain language.
Contractive Core is a Windows and macOS desktop application for teams that review sensitive agreements. It turns unstructured contract text into clause-level findings, obligations, risk flags, and exportable summaries. Pilot access is provisioned manually after setup.
Contractive Agents connect Core findings to validation steps, compliance checks, and decision records. Each workflow is built around evidence, review status, and auditability.
Request PilotLocal contract analysis reviews contract text on the user's own machine or environment instead of uploading the document to an external review service.
Gov analyzes contracts, flags risks and potential FAR/DFARS violations, and answers compliance questions using your organization's policy documents.
No. Contract analysis and policy questions run locally. Your contracts, policy documents, and prompts stay on your machine.
Gov is built for government agencies, defense organizations, and contractors reviewing federal acquisition requirements and internal policies. Its flags and answers are starting points for review, not a guarantee of compliance.
Tell us how your team reviews contracts and which FAR/DFARS requirements or internal policies you work with. We will follow up about setting up a Gov pilot.
Include your document type, user list, privacy requirements, and pilot goals. Pilot access is provisioned only after both parties sign a pilot agreement.