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FY’26 Agentic AI Systems Playbook for Small Businesses

This recorded session includes the session video, handouts, presentation and links to the Monday Roundtables. This Package is valid for 30 days.

This session was recorded on Jan. 22, 2026

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Overview

Purpose

Equip leaders, small business owners, and technical teams with a roadmap for capturing federal agentic AI/agentic system work by understanding market signals, buyer intent, winning behaviors, and mission-focused delivery models.

Overview

Federal agencies are shifting from experimental Artificial Intelligence (AI) pilots to the use of mission-driven agentic systems that can operate autonomously within the requirements. Despite the marketing hype around "agentic AI" as a buzzword, true alignment to government priorities means grounding this technology in governance, safety, transparency, and operational value.

This session will explore how vendors can move past abstract AI opportunities and align their capabilities to mission-specific agency need through acquisition pathways. Using past data and trends, attendees will gain insight into:

  • Why companies are winning AI awards
  • How to build credibility by identifying and countering threats
  • Why generalized approaches to agentic AI fail and how to align to agency mission

Attendees will also learn how agencies implement agentic systems across different domains, and how they can leverage the requirement in their FY2026 pipeline development strategy.

Recommended attending personnel:

  • Federal Sales and Business Development
  • CTOs and AI Leads
  • Cybersecurity and Compliance Leadership
  • Small Businesses supporting AI and modernization

Important: This briefing uses a Zoom-based communication connection via your network. This briefing will be accessible via phone if you are unable to connect online and recorded versions will be distributed with closed-caption for the hearing impaired. Instructions for login will be provided upon registration.

Agenda

1. Introduction

  • Why this topic matters
  • What attendees must take away

2. Background

  • Evolution of AI to Agentic Systems
  • What makes systems agentic, not generative

3. Market Demand Signals

  • General demand for agentic capability
  • Private sector adoption patterns

4. FY’25 Intelligence: What the Government Actually Bought

  • IDV insights
  • Competitive award insights
  • Who won and why
  • Contract vehicles that matter
  • What buyers prioritize

5. FY’26: What Small Businesses Must Do

  • Niche alignment
  • Mission-specific positioning
  • Teaming
  • Delivery readiness

6. What Primes Need Help With - The Entry Point

  • Data classification, validation, governance, integration, threat defense, model assurance
  • How a small business plugs in without pretending to be a full stack integrator

7. The Agentic Execution Blueprint

  • Eight foundational steps
  • Supporting capabilities: data pipelines, AI compliance, DevSecOps, architecture, outcomes validation

8. Planning Questions and Discussion

  • What government audiences may ask
  • What peers may need clarity on

9. Conclusion + Call to Action

  • "The government isn’t buying generic services - niche clarity wins"
  • How small businesses engage RGBPSLLC through capability alignment, teaming, proposal development, delivery support, and assurance

10. Final Remarks

Speakers

Dr. Rich Ikuenobe Osolease, Ph.D., CISSP-ISSMP
Dr. Rich Ikuenobe Osolease, Ph.D., CISSP-ISSMP

Business Developer & Capture Executive

RGB Professional Services LLC

Bio

Dr. Rich Osolease is an information assurance and cybersecurity strategist with more than two decades of experience advising federal programs on risk management, cybersecurity governance, and enterprise IT modernization. His work emphasizes disciplined execution, evidence-based decision-making, and alignment of security controls with operational and mission requirements.

Dr. Osolease has supported initiatives across the Social Security Administration, Defense Health Agency, National Institutes of Health, and the U.S. Army, helping organizations strengthen audit readiness, improve decision quality, and move beyond compliance-only security postures. He is recognized for translating complex regulatory frameworks into practical, defensible security outcomes.

He holds a Ph.D. in Information Technology and has maintained the CISSP credential since 2003 and the ISSMP since 2005. Dr. Osolease brings deep technical expertise, structured analysis, and clear executive communication to environments involving high-risk systems and complex oversight. Audiences value his stories from the front lines of IT Service Delivery and his three guiding principles:

  • Always remember reliable standards are the backbone of zero trust.
  • Always backup gut-feelings with evidence-based data because clarity is the leader in a noisy world.
  • Always secure delivery channels by protecting what matters most, the human being.
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