Rohirrim Introduces RohanProcure for Government Procurement

Jun 4, 2025
Rohirrim has launched RohanProcure, a GenAI platform aimed at modernizing government procurement by automating workflows and enhancing transparency.

Rohirrim has launched RohanProcure, a new GenAI platform designed to modernize government procurement processes, announced in a press release. The platform aims to streamline acquisition workflows by automating clerical tasks, embedding real-time compliance checks, and significantly reducing award cycles.

RohanProcure is engineered to address inefficiencies in government contracting, which saw over $760 billion in spending in fiscal year 2023. The platform automates the creation of procurement documents and ensures full auditability by recording every AI decision. This allows government agencies to award programs more quickly without compromising control or transparency.

Developed over 18 months in collaboration with acquisition and security professionals, RohanProcure offers features such as intelligent templates, embedded citations, and AI guidance for document creation. It also includes ArcAgents, a suite of autonomous agents that streamline the acquisition lifecycle by managing data and ensuring compliance.

RohanProcure is now available to government agencies, offering a solution to the challenges of outdated systems and manual workflows in the procurement process.

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