Rohirrim Welcomes LTG Dave Bassett (Ret.) to Advisory Board

Former DCMA Director and U.S. Army Program Executive Officer joins Rohirrim to accelerate AI innovation within government acquisition

Rohirrim, the leading provider of secure, domain-aware generative AI solutions for enterprise and government proposal and acquisition automation, is proud to announce the appointment of Army Lieutenant General Dave Bassett (Ret.) to its Advisory Board.

LTG Bassett brings over three decades of distinguished leadership in defense acquisition, program management, and digital modernization to Rohirrim’s mission of transforming organizational knowledge into operational advantage. As the former Director of the Defense Contract Management Agency (DCMA) and U.S. Army Program Executive Officer for Command, Control and Communications-Tactical (PEO C3T), LTG Bassett has a demonstrated track record of delivering capabilities to the Army and the Joint force and knows firsthand how the Department of War can apply our advanced AI technology to streamlining and transforming the contracting process.

“It is an honor to welcome LTG Bassett to our Advisory Board,” said Steven Aberle, CEO and Founder of Rohirrim. “His experience within the U.S. Army, leading complex programs, championing new technologies, and working across the defense industrial base, will be invaluable as we empower enterprises and government agencies to unlock the value of generative AI for procurement and contract professionals.”

Rohirrim, headquartered in McLean, Virginia, is trusted by Fortune 1000 and Tier 1 Aerospace/Defense clients for its patented platforms of RohanRFP and RohanProcure, which both leverage AI to automate and secure knowledge-driven content creation for complex acquisition efforts while meeting the government’s and industry’s highest security and compliance standards.

“As we expand our market and technology leadership, Gen. Bassett’s insights will help Rohirrim further accelerate innovation for our customers and partners across the regulated and defense sectors,” Aberle added.