Jacksonville, Florida  ·  Est. 2025

Data you can build on

Most organisations cannot answer a simple question the same way twice, because the systems underneath disagree. We fix that — then build on top of it, from enterprise AI to satellite analysis to renewable energy infrastructure in Northeast Florida.

3 weeks
From kickoff to a data readiness report
1
One set of numbers, however many systems you run
1.5 MW
Energy facility in development, Jacksonville corridor
USDA
Federal infrastructure financing: REAP, C-PACE and IRA

What we do

One question,
asked first

Can you trust the numbers? Every model, map, dashboard, and AI agent rests on that answer, and almost nobody checks it first. We do the work underneath, then build on top of it.

Data & AI Systems

Numbers that agree

Ask three people in most organisations for the same figure and you get three answers, because the systems underneath were never built to talk. We make them agree — and only then build the automation and AI everyone is being sold.

Book a readiness assessment
Post-acquisition consolidation
When several companies become one, their books rarely follow. We get acquired operations reporting as a single business — without waiting for a platform migration.
Reconciliation & receivables
Automated matching across bank feeds, ledgers, and operational systems, so payments, invoices, and balances agree without someone rebuilding them by hand each month.
Faster monthly close
Cutting the manual work out of the close: where the figures come from, what breaks each cycle, and what has to change for the first week of the month to be yours again.
AI grounded in your records
Retrieval systems that answer from your own contracts, policies, and ledgers — with citations back to the source document rather than a confident guess.
Agentic workflows & integration
Agents that act inside your systems through APIs and MCP servers, inheriting the permissions of the person they act for and stopping for approval where it matters.
Evaluation & governance
Test sets that catch regressions, tracing on every run, audit trails for anything the system touched, and hard limits on what it costs to operate.
Applied: Geospatial

The same work, with a map attached

Spatial data is the same problem in a different costume: many sources, none of them agreeing, and decisions waiting on the answer. Our geospatial work runs on the foundation above.

Talk to us about spatial work
Satellite and aerial imagery
Processing imagery into land, crop, and site classifications you can act on — for environmental monitoring, agriculture, and development work.
Spatial analytics and modelling
Finding the pattern across geographic datasets that were collected separately and never designed to line up.
Custom mapping applications
Field collection tools and visualisation built for the people who use them daily, not for a demo.

What we own

We build, not
only advise

GDF develops infrastructure on its own balance sheet. Our current project is a 1.5 MW anaerobic co-digestion facility in the Jacksonville corridor — a working reminder that the reporting problems we solve for clients are ones we carry ourselves.

Jacksonville Corridor · Pre-Development

1.5 MW Regional Biogas Facility

A utility-scale co-digestion facility designed as a regional hub serving JEA, Clay County Utility Authority, and St. Johns County Utility Authority. Dual-tank architecture separates biosolids and food waste streams to generate D3 and D5 RINs simultaneously — the highest-value configuration available under current EPA rules.

$1.9–2.4M
Annual revenue, stabilized
3+
Utility supply partners
Federal
Financed via USDA REAP, C-PACE & IRA infrastructure programs
Revenue Model — Stabilized Operations (Year 3+)
D3 RINs — Biosolids RNG$950K – $1.1M
D5 RINs — Food Waste RNG$380K – $450K
Food Waste Tipping Fees$300K – $360K
Biosolids Tipping Credits$100K – $140K
Power Generation (CHP)$80K – $130K
Digestate / Soil Amendments$75K – $95K
Total Annual Revenue$1.9M – $2.4M

Process Flow

  • Biosolids Intake

    JEA, CCUA, and SJCUA deliver dewatered biosolids under 10–20 year offtake agreements with volume minimums.

  • Food Waste Intake

    Institutional, commercial, and industrial food waste accepted at the gate — tipping fee revenue begins before gas production.

  • Dual-Tank Digestion

    Separate digesters for each feedstock optimize D3 and D5 RIN capture simultaneously under EPA's 2023 Set Rule.

  • RNG Upgrading

    Raw biogas upgraded to 96–98% methane and injected into the Peoples Gas distribution network.

  • Power Generation

    CHP generator converts biogas to clean electricity for grid export or on-site use — waste heat recycled for digester efficiency.

  • Digestate Sales

    Nutrient-rich post-digestion material sold as agricultural soil amendments to regional farms and landscaping operations.

About us

How we
work

We are operators before we are advisors. Everything we sell to clients is something we have had to make work in a business we own.

01

Data before models

A model, a map, or an AI agent is only as good as what it reads. We start with the reconciliation work most firms skip, because it is the part that decides whether anything above it can be trusted.

02

Federal infrastructure financing

Our energy projects are structured to deploy USDA REAP grants, C-PACE financing, and IRA Section 48 tax credits — proven federal programs purpose-built for this asset class.

03

Rooted in Jacksonville

We live and invest here. Our utility partnerships, our energy assets, and most of our clients are within an hour of the office — which means we are still around when something breaks.

04

Built by operators

We run and acquire businesses ourselves. The reporting problems we solve for clients are ones we have had to solve in our own operations first, which shapes what we recommend and what we refuse to sell.

Start with one question

If you asked three people in your company for the same number today, would you get the same answer? Tell us what you are working on.