On April 30, Greystones Group announced the launch of Soleite CoPilot, an AI-powered agentic workflow platform purpose-built for the U.S. federal mission. Soleite CoPilot is now listed as “awardable” on the CDAO Tradewinds Solutions Marketplace, making it immediately available for rapid acquisition by Department of Defense (DoD) components and other federal agencies.
Soleite CoPilot is currently deployed in support of the U.S. Navy, where it enhances sustainment, acquisition, and logistics workflows by automating routine tasks, improving data access, and enabling faster, more informed decision-making. Built for secure and disconnected environments, Soleite CoPilot is fully compliant with IL5/IL6 requirements and supports operations in air-gapped and DDIL (denied, degraded, intermittent, and limited) conditions.
“Soleite CoPilot isn’t just another chatbot, it’s a mission-ready intelligence layer that fits directly into how the federal workforce operates,” said Lewis Harris, vice president of growth at Greystones Group. “It reflects years of experience serving the Navy, built with federal users, security standards, and operational realities in mind.”
Soleite CoPilot integrates directly into Microsoft Teams, SharePoint, and other commonly used DoD platforms. It uses retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) and multi-agent orchestration to deliver real-time insights, compliance validation, document automation, and task coordination through natural language interfaces.
The platform was designed to ensure government ownership of data, models, and workflows, and is model-agnostic, able to operate with both open-source and proprietary LLMs depending on the security and mission environment.
Soleite CoPilot was developed under a DoD SBIR Phase III award, which enables it to be acquired non-competitively under existing SBIR authority. Its “awardable” designation on the Tradewinds Solutions Marketplace means that agencies can acquire the solution quickly, securely, and without recompeting, using any type of funding.
Source: Greystones Group
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