Airship AI Secures $11M in Federal Law Enforcement Contracts in September

Airship AI Holdings has secured $11 million in US federal law enforcement contracts in September. The company specializes in AI-driven video, sensor, and data management surveillance platforms to improve public safety and operational efficiency. Their product suite includes Outpost AI edge hardware and software offerings, Acropolis enterprise management software stack, and Command family of visualization tools. These offerings allow customers to manage data across the full lifecycle, securely and permissioned-based.

Airship AI Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: AISP) has secured $11 million in contracts from the US Department of Justice (DOJ) and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) for its AI-driven surveillance solutions. The company's offerings, which include Outpost AI edge hardware and software, Acropolis enterprise management software, and Command visualization tools, are designed to enhance public safety and operational efficiency.

Paul Allen, President of Airship AI, commented on the significance of these contracts, stating, "These awards reflect the continued momentum and critical importance of AI-driven surveillance solutions in advancing public safety and homeland security." The company's solutions aggregate thousands of edge-generated feeds into a unified "single pane of glass," providing real-time alerts on suspicious activity and events. Outpost AI, a key component, leverages proprietary, in-house trained models to detect a wide range of user-defined objects and events, and can predefine autonomous actions without constant human oversight.

The contracts also open the door to significant new requirements where Airship AI's solution stack has demonstrated its ability to address additional agency challenges. The company is actively pursuing opportunities whose funding shifted from the fourth quarter into the first quarter of the government's fiscal year, as well as new opportunities that emerged in the third quarter.

These contracts are part of a broader trend in the adoption of AI-powered smart infrastructure, as seen in other partnerships like Blaize and Yotta's $56 million initiative in South Asia Blaize and Yotta Advance $56M Smart Public Safety Deployment, Driving AI-Powered Video Surveillance as a Service Rollout Across South Asia^[2]. The collaboration between Airship AI and federal agencies underscores the growing reliance on AI for public safety and operational efficiency.