Capveon

Capveon is building an AI platform that finds public-infrastructure work before it becomes a formal tender, reading budgets, board minutes, capital plans, federal procurement data, grants and contract histories across federal, state and local government. It then connects that early demand discovery to pursuit qualification, competitor analysis, teaming recommendations, pricing support and proposal compliance workflows.

Government contracting still rewards whoever spots demand earliest and gets their product written into specifications — a process that today runs on manual public-records digging. Applying AI to public records shifts that advantage from headcount to speed.

Founded in 2026 by Brison Moorhead and Finn Lancaster, the company is built around a specific insight: the best time to win a public contract is while it is still forming, not when the tender drops.

The two-person founding team has focused Capveon on a concrete, unglamorous problem — turning scattered public records into an early pipeline — rather than a broad govtech pitch, which is usually a good sign of domain conviction.