Peraton[x]

Peraton[x] is an agentic AI platform from federal contractor Peraton, launched in July 2026, that pulls documents, schedules, contracts, spreadsheets and geospatial feeds into one operational view that staff query in plain English. It targets government program offices and mission teams that need traceable risk, schedule and compliance insight without migrating data.

Peraton[x] is an agentic AI platform from Peraton, the privately held Reston, Virginia national security contractor formed in 2017 when Veritas Capital bought Harris Corporation's government IT services business. Peraton announced it on July 7, 2026, positioning it for the nation's most critical operations and missions; it was developed by Peraton Labs, the company's Basking Ridge, New Jersey research arm with Bell Labs heritage. The platform ingests structured and unstructured enterprise data, including documents, schedules, contracts, spreadsheets, video, audio and geospatial feeds, through what Peraton calls a dynamic ontology engine, and lets non-technical staff query and program it in plain English. Its advertised functions are predictive intelligence that flags anomalies and forecasts failures, continuous risk assessment across cost, schedule, compliance, workforce and supply chain, fused spatial and temporal analysis, enterprise digital twins for testing decisions before making them, and autonomous agents that coordinate workflows without manual handoffs. The launch included an AI-powered program management office (PMO) suite covering acquisition planning, real-time variance detection, schedule intelligence and compliance monitoring. Peraton says every assertion is source-attributed and traceable, that it activates against existing systems without a large data migration, and that it is built on Zero Trust controls and is FedRAMP Moderate compliant with a path to FedRAMP High. It followed Peraton's May 2026 launch of IRIS, an AI decision-support system. At launch no customers, pilots, pricing or underlying foundation models were disclosed, and trade coverage from ExecutiveBiz, The Defense Post and IntelligentCIO repeated the announcement without independent evaluation. It enters a federal agentic-AI market alongside Palantir AIP and Scale AI's Donovan.

Category

Industry & Government

Pricing

Contact for pricing

Target Market

Federal agencies, Defense and intelligence organizations, Program management offices, CIOs, CTOs

Deployment

Cloud-first

Founded

2017

Headquarters

Reston, Virginia, USA

Team Size

500+

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  Dynamic ontology engine

  Interprets documents, schedules, contracts, video, audio and geospatial feeds in place, so agencies avoid a lengthy data-migration project before getting answers.

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  Plain-English interaction

  Non-technical program staff query and program the platform in plain English, removing the need for specialist AI expertise or custom code for each question.

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  Continuous risk assessment

  Always-on scanning across cost, schedule, compliance, workforce and supply chain dimensions flags emerging program risks continuously rather than at periodic reporting cycles.

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  Enterprise digital twins

  Builds live models of projects and operations across time and location so leaders can run scenarios and test decisions before committing to them.

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  Source-attributed, explainable outputs

  Every assertion is traced back to its source material, with automatic verification and hallucination mitigation, so analysts can audit an answer before acting on it.

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  AI-powered PMO suite

  Packaged program-management application covering acquisition planning, real-time variance detection, schedule intelligence, compliance monitoring and workforce optimization for program offices.

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  Agent-orchestrated operations

  Autonomous agents coordinate workflows without manual handoffs, which is intended to reduce the coordination overhead that slows large, multi-team government programs.

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  Zero Trust security

  Built on Zero Trust architecture with multi-factor authentication, end-to-end encryption and role-based access control, and described as FedRAMP Moderate compliant.

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  Program management office oversight

  A defense or civilian program office connects schedules, contracts and status reports so staff can ask in plain English which milestones are slipping and why.

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  Acquisition and compliance monitoring

  Acquisition teams use continuous compliance monitoring and acquisition planning tools to spot contract or regulatory issues earlier, with each finding traceable to its source document.

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  Intelligence and situational awareness

  Mission analysts fuse geospatial feeds, event data and schedules to see converging conditions in one operational view rather than across several disconnected systems.

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  Financial forecasting and scenario planning

  Leadership uses enterprise digital twins and predictive intelligence to model budget, workforce or supply-chain scenarios and test a decision before committing resources to it.

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  Document analysis at scale

  Teams facing large volumes of reports, contracts and spreadsheets ask questions across the whole corpus and receive source-attributed answers instead of manual review.

Peraton publishes no list pricing, packaging tiers or trial for Peraton[x]; neither the product page nor the July 2026 launch release mentions cost or metering. Buyers must engage Peraton directly, and how the platform is metered is not public.

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