Case Study · Sovereign Government · Phase 1 Proposal

Bermuda Phase 1 proposal — civic super app

Proposal issued · award pending · SOW1–SOW4 fixed-fee sequence, commercial item

A scoped, four-SOW path from prototype to national currency rails.

Challenge

A jurisdiction needed a single verified civic platform without committing to a multi-year build before seeing a working system.

Approach

Phase 1 defines the verified civic layer: verified identity, verified announcements, hyperlocal parish communities, an AI complaint center, and a closed accountability loop — scoped as SOW1 through SOW4.

Execution

SOW1 delivers a clickable prototype at $50,000 in 4–8 weeks, with SOW2 production build and SOW3–SOW4 extensions into financial utility and a digitally native national currency on the same rails.

Results

SOW1 prototype priced at $50,000 over 4–8 weeks and creditable toward production. Public reference release pending client approval.

Phase 1 delivers the verified civic layer; later phases reuse the same rails.

$50K

SOW1 prototype

fixed fee, creditable

4–8

weeks to prototype

clickable civic layer

statements of work

prototype to currency rails

deployment phases

civic, financial, currency

“A prototype first, a production estimate second, and no commitment before either exists.”
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Relevance to federal programs

The same SOW1 structure is how a federal program office can start: a fixed-fee prototype, a scoped production estimate, and a compliance package — all before a large award.