Tender review
What should we check before deciding to bid?
Extract requirements, flag gaps against your capabilities and prepare clarification points. Your team retains the bid decision.
CONSULTING · PROTOTYPING · INTEGRATION
AI tools for real-world operations.
Consulting, bespoke prototyping and integration for maritime and industrial teams. Built around your work, your data and your constraints.
Discuss your needsPrivate. Local. Operational.
Interactive demonstrationSimulation · fictional documents
Which requirements should we check before deciding to bid?
3 fictional documents
One question. Verifiable sources.
Run the scenario, then open the references.
Source excerpt / AO-01Rev. 01 · § 2
Fictional specification
« The intervention is required to start within four weeks of the order. The response must include a mobilisation schedule. »
For the team to verify before use.
Fictional examples with scripted answers. No AI model or server call. Offline mode is simulated in the onboard example; it does not disconnect your device.
MARITIME · SUBSEA · ENGINEERING · INDUSTRYExplore the applications
01 / Applications
Start with the work you do.
Maritime, subsea, engineering and industry: examples of needs to explore with your teams, using your documents and ways of working.
Technical documentation
Where is the information we need?
Search your manuals, procedures and lessons learned. Find the source passage and identify what the documents cannot establish.
Operational preparation
What is missing before mobilisation?
Cross-check project scope, available resources and procedures to prepare a checklist for the relevant specialists to validate.
02 / Engagements
From advice to a working tool.
A defined scope, agreed deliverables and acceptance criteria before work starts.
01Advisory
Identify useful applications and decide what is worth building.
- Review your processes, constraints and available data.
- Compare an existing tool, conventional automation and bespoke AI.
- Deliver prioritised recommendations and a practical implementation plan.
02Bespoke prototyping
Test a working tool on a defined task with your teams.
- Build around an authorised set of documents or data.
- Evaluate results, source accuracy and corrections needed on representative tasks.
- Deliver a documented prototype and a clear decision on whether to proceed.
03Integration & deployment
Put the selected tool into use and hand it over to your teams.
- Connect approved tools and define access rights and human review.
- Deploy on site, onboard or in private infrastructure as required.
- Document operation, train users and agree maintenance arrangements.
An engagement can end with advice. Moving from prototype to deployment depends on the results and your decision.
03 / Maritime Edge AI
Onboard. On site. Even without a connection.
A particular area of expertise: designing AI tools for vessels and remote sites. Documents and processing can stay on site, without a permanent connection or transfer to a public AI service.
Offline operation must be verified across the whole system: hardware, models, data and access. The scope is defined with your teams.
The architecture behind it
Controlled data
Local models, source-backed document retrieval and structured operational data. Edge hardware, access rights and synchronisation are sized for the task. Private cloud remains an option where the constraints allow it.
Bounded actions
Agents access only approved tools and data. IT and industrial control networks (OT) remain segmented; critical functions do not depend on an LLM. Sensitive actions require human approval.
LLMs orchestrate. Deterministic tools compute. Models predict. Humans retain authority.
Local deployment alone does not guarantee security: access, networking, storage, backups and system administration also matter.
04 / Your point of contact
Thomas Piacentini
Marseille, France
Understand the operation. Build with purpose.
Experience in operations, contracts and project management in complex technical environments.
Your direct point of contact, from scoping to handover to your team.
05 / Let’s talk operations
What problem
is worth
solving?
A few lines are enough.
Describe your context, the information available and your constraints.
Describe your needsAn initial email exchange, directly with Thomas. Please do not attach confidential documents. Privacy