Apply for a government pilot.
Florida county and city agencies, emergency management offices, water management districts, and public works departments can evaluate Floodi at no cost for 60–90 days. The only document required is a Memorandum of Understanding — no formal contract, no budget commitment, no custom hardware.
What the government pilot includes
Typical pilot timeline
- 1Application received (day 0)We review your application and respond within one business day to schedule an initial briefing call.
- 2Briefing call (week 1)30-minute call with your team to walk through the platform, review the data sources and security posture, and answer procurement questions.
- 3MOU executed (weeks 1–2)We provide a standard MOU template. Typical execution time is under 5 business days with most agencies. No IT security review required as a prerequisite.
- 4Live access provisioned (within 2 weeks)Your evaluation team gets access to the government view, API endpoints, and after-action export tools.
- 5Evaluation period (60–90 days)Your team uses Floodi during actual rain events. We provide direct support throughout. At the end of the period you receive a pilot summary report.
Government pilot application
Complete this form and we'll follow up within one business day. You can also email [email protected] with subject "Government Pilot — [Agency Name]".
From first contact to provisioned pilot access — typical timeline for MOU-only engagements.
A standard data-sharing MOU is the only document required to begin a no-cost pilot.
Floodi runs on Supabase (PostgreSQL) and Cloudflare — both SOC 2 Type II certified.
Florida Ch. 119 public-records posture, data retention schedules, and redaction procedures documented before any pilot begins.
Supporting documentation
Procurement and IT reviewers can review Floodi's full security, data governance, and methodology documentation before committing to any pilot.
Floodi is not affiliated with the National Weather Service, NOAA, USGS, or FEMA. Floodi does not replace 911 or official emergency instructions. SAM.gov registration is only required for federal contract awards — state and local government engagement does not require SAM.gov. [email protected]
