Geowave Compass
An instrumentation and evidence layer for geospatial AI vendors selling to government that records spatial operations, model-routing decisions, source attribution, and exportable review artifacts.
A March 2026 GSA draft clause describes intermediate-processing, model-routing, and source-attribution evidence for government AI systems. That draft creates a concrete procurement design signal, but it is not final authority and the supplied research does not substantiate the separate California claim. Geowave Compass can give vendors a versioned, machine-readable trace mapped to the solicitation or contract actually in force, without calling telemetry complete, explainable, OGC-compliant, or procurement-ready by default.
The product, security, or public-sector delivery leader at a mid-market geospatial AI vendor preparing a government bid or contract evidence package.
The 2026 proposal creates a current preparation window.
Public-sector product and delivery leaders own procurement evidence readiness.
The input has limited graph support but a coherent evidence mechanism.
A precise government-selling vendor, a real draft clause, a spatial lineage gap, and code-scalable instrumentation support a timely direction.
The clause is not final, the California signal is unverified in the supplied research, one capability is unresolved, and no structural incumbent cost is established.
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