U.S. government agencies adopt AI-powered software and purchase‑card tools to modernize operations

Euna Solutions, a software provider focused exclusively on the public sector, is promoting AI‑enhanced applications for government work. CEO Tom Amburgey explained that the company embeds AI into specific workflows such as contract validation, grant discovery and budget analysis, aiming to speed decisions while preserving human judgment. Euna’s approach emphasizes incremental feature roll‑outs and extensive government‑industry experience among its 700 staff.

Onit highlighted the growing use of Government Purchase Cards (GPCs) and other micro‑purchase programs to acquire low‑cost legal‑technology solutions quickly. By aligning cloud‑based tools with these procurement methods, agencies can centralize contract data, automate reminders, and employ AI‑assisted metadata extraction and e‑signatures, reducing manual effort and improving transparency.

Both firms see the shift toward faster, AI‑enabled procurement as a way for federal, state and local agencies to modernize operations despite tight budgets and staffing constraints.