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For government buyers
Digital services, AI, and automation for federal, state, and local missions. This page is the one a contracting officer — or a prime contractor’s supplier team — can work from: firm facts, registration status, codes, delivery model, scoped engagements, and the key-personnel record behind them.
Firm facts
The facts, first
Company data
- Legal name
- Newton & Carter LLC
- Structure
- Texas LLC · Single-member · Member-managed
- Location
- Leander, Texas
- Established
- 2026
- Federal registration
- SAM.gov Active · UEI F4H6NW5Y6QS3 · CAGE 26MD5
- D-U-N-S
- 149992833
- Point of contact
- Chris Carter, Founder · chris@newtonandcarter.com · (512) 553-2217
- Capability statement
- Download the PDF
NAICS
- 541511Custom Computer Programming Services
- 541512Computer Systems Design Services
- 541519Other Computer Related Services
- 541330Engineering Services
- 541611Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services
- 541715Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology)
- 518210Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services
- 541810Advertising Agencies
- 541613Marketing Consulting Services
- 541820Public Relations Agencies
- 541430Graphic Design Services
- 512110Motion Picture and Video Production
PSC
- DA01IT & Telecom — Business Application / Application Development
- R425Support — Professional: Engineering / Technical
- R499Support — Professional: Other
NAICS and PSC entries describe service classifications. Confirm the current registered code list and solicitation fit separately. SAM.gov registration is not a contract vehicle, certification or contract award.
Inspect the delivery evidence.
Use the artifact that matches the decision: a service workflow, an acceptance method, a repaired document or the proposed operating plan.
- AI search and chatbot acceptance
- A published method, a blank 200-query worksheet and 40 separate safety cases. Accuracy, language review, prompt-injection testing and the human release decision have distinct gates. Inspect the protocol and its not-run status ↗
- Multilingual resident services
- An interface example covers English, Spanish, Vietnamese and Tagalog, with visible language selection and language-specific content. The delivery plan includes qualified language review and resident usability sessions. Explore the four-language artifact ↗
- Documents and accessible forms
- Inspect current repaired PDFs and their machine-validation evidence, then review the intake, risk grouping, representative-batch measurement, form-to-webform and human acceptance process. Review the document delivery method ↗
- Managed hosting, support and video
- Named platform options, proposed service levels, recovery objectives, video delivery and operating responsibilities belong in the signed schedule. Provider audit evidence is checked for the selected service. Read the published hosting and care terms ↗
- Measured engineering improvements
- In a controlled mobile comparison, five responsive poster files transferred 154,946 bytes versus 329,925 bytes for the full-size set, a 53% reduction. The original full-resolution sources remain available. Inspect the measurement record ↗
Engineering measurements describe the tested artifact. Client business outcomes, sector-specific experience and reference permissions are documented separately for the relevant engagement.
Scoped engagements for public-sector and enterprise programs.
Full-stack software, AI and model engineering, automation, data platforms, research and design, accessibility, training and creative delivery — from a focused improvement to a multi-year platform program. Every engagement is scoped to the work and fixed in writing before it begins. No hourly rates. No subscriptions.
Federal, state, and local buyers scope the problem, deliverables, acceptance criteria, and term with the Founder. The price is fixed to that scope before commitment. No published tiers. No hourly rates.
- How scope is set
- Scope, deliverables, acceptance criteria, timing and price are agreed in writing before commitment. The price is fixed for the agreed scope — it doesn’t move.
- Who it serves
- Public agencies, the primes who serve them, and enterprise teams — digital services, product and platform delivery, and AI automation programs.
- Government buyers
- Registration facts, codes, and the capability statement are on this page. Named capacity and any solicitation-specific requirements are confirmed before commitment.
Connected systems
Every connection matters.
Connect the experience people use to the software, information and decisions behind it. Explore a delivery path, with human review and acceptance built into the workflow.
Service architectureGeographic view
Choose a service path
Connect the experience people use to the systems that make it work.
Accessible websites, service portals and iOS or Android experiences shaped around the user journey. Explore
Connect the interface to the services, permissions and information behind it. Explore
Build and release the application with the infrastructure and tests it depends on. Explore
Give users and operators a clear review process, with accessible controls and visible decisions. Explore
Check agreed acceptance criteria, document dependencies and prepare the team to run the service. Explore
Review findings return to implementation.
Fourteen capabilities. Twelve NAICS codes.
Explore how the firm's services connect to the procurement classifications listed in its capability statement.
Software, applications & digital platforms
Modern full-stack web and mobile delivery: interfaces, APIs, data, integrations, testing and release.
The classification map below connects the detailed disciplines to the firm’s current twelve NAICS codes.
Capability and NAICS connections
- Agentic AI Systems: NAICS 541511, 541512, 541519, 541715
- Full-Stack Software Engineering: NAICS 541511, 541512, 541519
- Application Development: NAICS 541511, 541512
- Human-Machine Teaming: NAICS 541512, 541330, 541715
- Digital Engineering & MBSE: NAICS 541330, 541512, 541715
- DevSecOps & Platform Engineering: NAICS 541511, 541512, 518210
- Data Interoperability & Exchange: NAICS 541512, 541511, 518210
- Human-Centered Design & Section 508: NAICS 541512, 541611
- Legacy Modernization: NAICS 541511, 541512, 541519
- AI Governance: NAICS 541512, 541611, 541519
- Marketing Services: NAICS 541810, 541613
- Social Media Services: NAICS 541810, 541820, 541613
- Marketing & Digital Automation: NAICS 541512, 541511, 541613
- Creative & Content Services: NAICS 541430, 512110, 541810
See how the system comes together.
Explore the interfaces, decisions and workflows behind the work.
Government inquiries
Start with the workflow and the opportunity.
Tell Chris Carter which workflow needs to improve, who uses it, and your deadline. Include the agency or prime, the solicitation or requirement if available, and the intended procurement route: direct contract, subcontract, or teaming.
Scope, deliverables, acceptance criteria, timing, price and team availability are confirmed for the opportunity before commitment. Start with a high-level brief; authorized work examples and confidentiality terms can follow.
Email chris@newtonandcarter.com
Prefer to outline the opportunity? Open the government project inquiry. Share public, high-level information only.
For a commercial project, start with a short project brief.
Key personnel
Relevant experience and qualifications
Chris Carter leads the firm’s engineering, AI and design practice. He is an Experience Design Vice President at JPMorgan Chase, with 17 years across Microsoft, The Home Depot, JPMorgan Chase and Audi. Prior employer projects are individual career experience, not Newton & Carter client engagements or company past performance.
Chris’s paid individual work includes completed website and product engagements with contract-specific five-star reviews. See verified founder experience and source reviews.
For a specific opportunity, request relevant qualifications, authorized work examples and the proposed team. Named capacity, availability and any solicitation-specific requirements are confirmed before commitment. No clearance or contract award is implied by SAM registration.
Delivery model
How an engagement runs
- Accountable delivery
- Every engagement has named technical direction, quality ownership and acceptance criteria. Buyers work directly with the delivery decision-maker throughout the project.
- Capacity
- Delivery scales through individual specialists — engineering, design, data, marketing, creative, and training — engaged directly by the firm per project, working under the Founder’s direction. Named capacity, availability and responsibilities are confirmed in the proposal.
- Contracting route
- Discuss direct procurement, subcontracting or teaming as appropriate to the opportunity. The buyer determines the applicable authority, competition requirements and eligibility. No contract vehicle, award or automatic purchasing eligibility is represented here.
- Research & evaluation
- Newton & Carter Labs develops AI evaluation methods, human oversight workflows and decision-support applications. Published protocols, scenarios and evaluation results make the approach available for review. See the Labs page.
Documents
What a buyer may request
- Capability statement
- Published on the web at newtonandcarter.com/capability-statement. Download the print-ready PDF.
- W-9
- Signed W-9 available on request.
- Registration status
- SAM.gov Active · UEI F4H6NW5Y6QS3 · CAGE 26MD5. SAM.gov registration activated October 29, 2026. Next annual renewal is due October 19, 2027. Those SAM dates are the registration facts; this page does not claim a later verification. Registration does not establish a socioeconomic certification or contract award.
- Point of contact
- Chris Carter, Founder · Newton & Carter LLC · Leander, TX · chris@newtonandcarter.com · (512) 553-2217