Most Silicon Valley founders grew up in tech and build apps for other tech workers. Jarren Reid and Oliver Gomez are not those founders, and that's exactly why they're building something that matters.

Usul CEO Jarren Reid joined the Drone Wars Podcast to break down why the old way of winning government contracts is dead, and how AI can make us all rethink government contracting.

NATO was built for collaboration but each nation built their own procurement system in isolation. Usul is the first platform that unifies every government contract across NATO.

Usul Forecasts is the first platform to identify expiring government contracts 2–5 years before they release for bid, configured to your products, relationships, and how your company operates.

The US government spends $1 trillion a year across fragmented systems. Usul is rebuilding how companies and governments find each other and transact.

Usul is partnering with Palantir to fix how government procurement data is structured, so agencies can track their spending and companies can find the contracts they're built to win.

Usul is partnering with the Global SOF Foundation to connect Special Operations Forces with innovative companies using AI.

Inc Magazine profiled Usul's founders alongside the new generation of defense tech builders closing the gap between Silicon Valley and the Pentagon.

Usul raised $3.3M in seed funding led by Scout Ventures and backed by defense legends Steve Blank and Lt. Gen. Jack Shanahan to build the infrastructure reshaping government procurement worldwide.