Founder & Director, IT Custom Solution LLC · New York

I work at the intersection of technology operations, government contracting and software. At ITC, that means turning an operational requirement into a clear scope, an accountable owner and work someone else can inspect.

This profile is a route into the public tools and writing behind that approach. The tools are maintained through ITC; the repositories identify their contributors, licenses and release history.

About me · Writing · IT Custom Solution · Public projects

• approval-gate-mcp adds human approval requests, expiry and single-use consumption to an MCP workflow. Enforcement belongs in trusted execution code; the gate is not protection against an agent with the same OS-user privileges. Release v0.4.0.
• task-handoff-check checks a JSON handoff for a named owner, next action, blockers and evidence references. A pass establishes structural consistency, not that the work is complete. Release v0.1.1.
• delivery-evidence-check compares local files against a SHA-256 manifest. Integrity is useful evidence only when the manifest is trusted; it is not proof of authorship or correctness. Release v0.2.0.

• sam-gov-mcp exposes read-only public opportunity search through MCP using the operator's SAM.gov API key. It does not rank opportunities or submit bids. GitHub v0.2.1; npm remains at 0.2.0 as of 26 October 2026.
• bid-deadline-check extracts deadlines and requirements locally from text and PDFs. Its conservative rules usually require human review of real solicitations. Release v0.2.0.
• govcon-smallbiz-toolkit provides bid/no-bid, SAM.gov registration and IT-security checklists, with an optional agent-skill format. Its checks validate packaging, not an assistant's judgment.

All six projects carry MIT licenses in their repositories. The software releases above are early 0.x versions; their READMEs distinguish released packages from development work and link verification evidence.

Start with the local handoff and file-integrity walkthrough. It uses fictional data and two small Python tools, with no account or API key. You can inspect both a passing check and a deliberately failing one.

For the wider context, see my writing on procurement literacy and accountable work, and the ITC project map.

ITC's work spans pursuit and teaming, consulting and AI advisory, and technology services. Its product brands include Winrove, focused on government-contracting workflows, and OpsTicket, focused on IT practice and assessment. Product access and current capabilities are described on their respective sites.

For business and teaming enquiries: sales@itcustomsolution.com. For project feedback, use the relevant repository's contribution guidance; keep sensitive details out of public issues.