Modernizing Federal Programs for Lasting Impact
Verve is a certified SDVOSB and WOSB delivering the digital modernization, strategic governance, and training solutions required to advance critical government programs.
Who We Are
Verve is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business built by people who served in uniform, inside federal health agencies, and in the communities these programs are meant to reach. We manage federal programs, build federal technology, and train the people who carry both forward.
Our Flagship Solutions
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Specialized technical assistance, training, and implementation support for organizations serving veterans and their communities. Verve helps grantees strengthen program implementation, coordinate outreach, and sustain the delivery of prevention services.
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Engaging, age-appropriate prevention training designed to educate students, equip educators, and support families. Interactive learning and gamification address suicide prevention, violence prevention, bullying, and cyberbullying.
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Verve’s AI-powered training platform for suicide prevention education and assessment skills. AI-generated scenarios involving service members and veterans give each user interactive learning tailored to their professional role.
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Regulation-to-Readiness is Verve’s proposed AI-enabled platform for automating regulatory information processing. The concept translates complex policy language into practical guidance so organizations can keep pace with changing requirements.
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Geospatial mapping, data analysis, and visual reporting that turn geographic data into actionable insight. Verve has applied ArcGIS and analytical methods to examine factors affecting rural veteran communities.
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A strategic partnership with BoneVue Diagnostics to expand access to bone health assessments and coordinated post-fracture care. The work supports earlier diagnosis, treatment, and structured follow-up for older adults.
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Coming soon.
Putting Federal Dollars to Work
Agencies come to us with programs that can't afford to fail: a national suicide prevention network that needed hands-on technical assistance, a data team that needed to turn scattered public health data into something usable. Here's what that work adds up to.
Our Work, By the Numbers
Federal Agencies & Partners We Support
