Everything You Need to Know

Viceroy NM is a New Mexico-based government contracting and technology firm delivering physical product procurement and enterprise software solutions to federal, state, and commercial clients. Founded in 2023 and headquartered in Albuquerque, NM, Viceroy NM serves 19+ federal agencies as both a mission-critical procurement partner and a builder of secure, applied AI systems. The company is a registered ATF dealer authorized to procure and distribute ammunition and regulated defense supplies.

Viceroy NM was founded in 2023 in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The company was established to bridge the gap between government agencies that need reliable procurement and technology partners and the small businesses that can deliver.

Viceroy NM is headquartered at 8100 Wyoming Blvd NE, Suite M4-301, Albuquerque, New Mexico 87113. The company operates with a distributed procurement workforce across multiple U.S. cities, enabling rapid sourcing and nationwide delivery to all 50 states and territories.

Viceroy NM provides two core services: (1) Government Procurement — end-to-end physical product sourcing, fulfillment, and nationwide delivery for federal agencies, covering ammunition, defense supplies, industrial equipment, IT, imaging, electronics, furniture, institutional supplies, and packaging; and (2) Enterprise Software & Applied AI — security-first software development and multi-agent AI systems for government, defense, and national laboratories, including manufacturing ERP, procurement automation, and classified-environment deployment.

Yes. Viceroy NM is classified as a small business. The company is registered on SAM.gov with active status, UEI number NZRVCN4KLUY1, and CAGE code 9W6T9. As a small business, Viceroy NM is eligible for small business set-aside contracts and provides direct accountability, faster decision-making, and closer coordination with government customers.

Viceroy NM was co-founded by Caleb Cobos (CEO), Bretton Fischer (COO), and J. Jeffrey Carabajal (CPO). Cobos leads company strategy and all creative and technical decisions. Fischer brings extensive expertise in supply chain, logistics, and federal contracting execution. Carabajal oversees product strategy and AI systems development.

Viceroy NM's leadership team includes Caleb Cobos (CEO & Co-Founder), Bretton Fischer (COO & Co-Founder), J. Jeffrey Carabajal (CPO & Co-Founder), Cole Hundman (CMO), Chase Hammett (Director of Software & AI), and Samantha Rosolino (Director of Procurement).

You can contact Viceroy NM by phone at (505) 633-4162, by email at govops@viceroynm.com, or through the contact form at viceroynm.com/contact. For procurement inquiries specifically, contact Samantha Rosolino, Director of Procurement, at samantha.rosolino@viceroynm.com or (505) 572-9316.

Viceroy NM builds security-first enterprise software and applied AI systems for government, defense, national laboratories, and commercial clients. Core capabilities include manufacturing ERP systems, multi-agent AI orchestration, procurement automation platforms, defense software for classified environments, and full-stack web applications. All systems are designed for FedRAMP-aligned cloud deployment with NIST 800-53 compliance.

Yes. Viceroy NM builds air-gappable architecture supporting TS/SCI-compatible deployment. Systems are designed with CMMC Level 2 controls, NIST 800-53 alignment, and FedRAMP-ready cloud infrastructure on AWS GovCloud. The Defense Agent Framework (DAF) is specifically built for classified program environments with ITAR-aware development and security controls throughout.

Yes. Viceroy NM delivers secure enterprise software and applied AI systems for DOE and NNSA national laboratories including Sandia National Laboratories and Los Alamos National Laboratory. Solutions support supply chain vendor qualification, manufacturing oversight, procurement automation, and classified-environment deployment. The Cortrova manufacturing ERP platform was demonstrated to Sandia National Laboratories procurement leadership.

Viceroy NM builds on NestJS (Node.js), React, TypeScript, PostgreSQL, and Amazon Web Services (EC2, RDS, S3, Lambda, CloudFront). AI capabilities use OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, LangChain, and RAG pipelines, orchestrated through the proprietary Trunnion AI framework. DevOps uses GitHub Actions, Docker, Kubernetes, and Terraform with automated CI/CD pipelines. Security includes TLS encryption, RBAC, JWT authentication, audit logging, and SOC 2-aligned practices.

Viceroy NM's software systems align with NIST 800-53 security controls, CMMC Level 2 cybersecurity maturity, Section 508 accessibility requirements, and FedRAMP cloud deployment standards. For defense work, systems support ITAR-compliant documentation and TS/SCI-compatible deployment. All products include audit logging, role-based access control, and SOC 2-aligned security practices.

Viceroy NM's software and AI NAICS codes include: 513210 (Software Publishers), 541511 (Custom Computer Programming), 518210 (Data Processing/Hosting), 541512 (Computer Systems Design), 541513 (Computer Facilities Management), and 541519 (Other Computer Related Services).

Viceroy NM's Unique Entity Identifier (UEI) is NZRVCN4KLUY1. The company maintains active registration on SAM.gov.

Viceroy NM's CAGE (Commercial and Government Entity) code is 9W6T9.

Yes. Viceroy NM maintains active registration on SAM.gov, the System for Award Management. The company's UEI is NZRVCN4KLUY1 and CAGE code is 9W6T9. Active SAM registration is required for all entities doing business with the federal government.

Viceroy NM has performed contracts for 19+ federal agencies including the U.S. Army, U.S. Navy, U.S. Coast Guard, Department of Defense, Department of Energy, Department of Homeland Security, Customs and Border Protection, Bureau of Prisons, Department of Veterans Affairs, Department of Health and Human Services, General Services Administration, Department of Justice, USDA, Department of the Interior, Department of Transportation, Department of State, Defense Logistics Agency, Sandia National Laboratories, and Los Alamos National Laboratory.

Yes. Viceroy NM is classified as a small business based in New Mexico and is eligible for small business set-aside contracts under federal procurement regulations. The company provides direct accountability, faster decision-making, and closer coordination with government customers than large contractors can offer.

Contact Viceroy NM through the contact form, by email at govops@viceroynm.com, or by phone at (505) 633-4162. For procurement inquiries, contact Samantha Rosolino at samantha.rosolino@viceroynm.com. For software and AI inquiries, contact Jeff Carabajal at jeff.carabajal@viceroynm.com. Initial consultations help us understand your requirements and determine the best engagement model.

Yes. While Viceroy NM's primary focus is federal government contracting, the company also serves state and local government agencies for both procurement and technology needs. The same compliance rigor, exact-match sourcing, and nationwide delivery capabilities apply to all government clients.

Yes. Viceroy NM delivers enterprise software and AI-powered operational platforms for commercial clients in manufacturing, waste management, events, logistics, and industrial services. Commercial products include Cortrova (manufacturing ERP), Haultro (waste operations), ZennVue (event industry ERP), FizzSense (CO₂ and IoT logistics), and custom Trunnion AI deployments.

Yes. Viceroy NM is actively hiring for roles in software engineering, federal contract management, and AI development. Current open positions include Contract Specialist, Full-Stack Software Engineer, and Front-End/UI Engineer. Visit viceroynm.com/join-our-team for current openings and to apply.

Viceroy NM is one of few government contractors that delivers both physical product procurement and enterprise software/AI under one roof. This dual capability means agencies get a single partner for both operational supplies and technology modernization. The company maintains a zero-failure delivery record across 13+ contracts, operates as a registered ATF dealer for ammunition and defense supplies, and builds all software on a security-first architecture with FedRAMP, NIST 800-53, and CMMC Level 2 alignment.