Procurement Sciences AI Raises $30 Million Series B to Scale AI-Native Government Contracting Platform
Procurement Sciences AI, the Washington, D.C.–based artificial intelligence company focused on transforming how businesses find, win, and deliver government contracts, has secured significant venture funding across multiple rounds to fuel growth, expand its product offerings, and accelerate adoption of its AI-native contracting platform. The company’s technology is designed to automate and streamline the complex government contracting lifecycle, and its progress has attracted strong backing from prominent technology investors.
In April 2024, Procurement Sciences AI raised $10 million in Series A funding to support the expansion of its generative AI-powered automation tools. The Series A round was led by Battery Ventures, a global investment firm with a long track record in enterprise software and artificial intelligence. Additional participants included Tower Research Capital, K Street Capital, and Blu Ventures. As part of the financing, representatives from Battery Ventures and Tower Research Capital joined the company’s board to provide strategic guidance as the business scaled.
The Series A capital enabled Procurement Sciences to deepen development of its platform, which helps government contractors automate workflows ranging from opportunity discovery and bid qualification to proposal drafting and compliance review. The company’s tools are tailored for organizations selling to federal, state, and local governments, as well as education institutions, where procurement processes are often lengthy, highly regulated, and resource intensive.
Building on this momentum, Procurement Sciences AI announced a $30 million Series B funding round in November 2025 to further scale its AI-native operating system for government contracting. The Series B was led by Catalyst Investors, a New York-based growth equity firm focused on high-growth B2B software companies. The round also included participation from existing investors such as Battery Ventures, Tower Research Capital, K Street Capital, and Blu Ventures, along with new strategic backers including Bosch Ventures and Citi.
Procurement Sciences AI was founded and is led by Christian Ferreira, a military veteran with extensive experience in government contracting. The company has positioned itself as an AI-native platform purpose-built for the GovCon market, offering a unified system that helps organizations navigate complex public sector sales processes with greater speed and accuracy. Its flagship platform, Awarded AI, integrates opportunity identification, proposal automation, compliance management, and delivery execution into a single workflow.
The company reports serving more than 300 organizations, including several of the largest defense and aerospace contractors as well as hundreds of small and mid-sized businesses across industries such as IT services, logistics, consulting, and professional services. Customers use the platform to reduce manual work, shorten sales cycles, and improve win rates in competitive government procurement environments.
Funding from the Series B is being deployed to expand product capabilities, hire across engineering and go-to-market teams, open additional offices, and accelerate commercialization efforts. Procurement Sciences AI is also investing in advancing its generative AI models to handle increasingly complex contracting scenarios, from proposal customization to compliance validation and post-award execution.
Investors backing the company have pointed to the size and complexity of the government procurement market, which represents a trillion-dollar opportunity globally, as well as the lack of modern, AI-driven tools historically available to government sellers. By applying automation and intelligence to a traditionally manual process, Procurement Sciences AI aims to redefine how organizations compete for and deliver public sector contracts.
With strong investor support and growing customer adoption, Procurement Sciences AI is positioned to continue expanding its influence in the government contracting ecosystem. As demand rises for efficiency, transparency, and compliance in public procurement, the company’s AI-powered platform is emerging as a critical tool for organizations seeking to modernize how they engage with government buyers.
