Unanet acquires D.C. AI firm

Dulles-based software company Unanet has acquired Washington, D.C.-based GovPro AI, Unanet announced Friday.

Unanet did not disclose financial details of the transaction, which it completed in November.

Unanet provides project-based enterprise resource planning and customer relationship management software solutions for government contractors and the architecture, engineering and construction industries. GovPro AI provides AI-powered proposal writing platforms for government contractors.

“Unanet is continuing to deliver on its promise to solve real business challenges for our customers,” Unanet Chief Innovation Officer Steve Karp said in a statement. “In addition to helping customers across the GovCon and AEC industries respond to RFPs more efficiently, GovPro AI’s technology and team will accelerate Unanet’s broader AI strategy.”

GovPro AI’s platform creates a first proposal draft for responding to federal requests for proposals. With the platform, government contractors can reduce the average time to create a proposal draft by 70% and can halve proposal generation costs, according to a news release.

Unanet plans to extend the tech into the architecture, engineering and construction market in 2025.

“Being part of the Unanet team means we can advance our innovation and refine the solution features,” GovPro AI founder Alexander Cohen said in a statement. “I’m looking forward to exploring new use cases for customers and continuing to deliver a more efficient, modern way of improving business development.”

With about 375 employees, Unanet has more than 4,000 customers.