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DaggerOS for DHS and federal law enforcement
DHS components (CBP, USCG, Secret Service, CISA) and federal law-enforcement agencies
- Budget cycle
- Federal fiscal-year appropriations; grants and cooperative agreements; counter-UAS actions under statutory authorities such as 6 USC §124n.
- Acquisition paths
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- FAR Part 12 (commercial products and services)
- Other Transaction Authority — 10 USC §4022 (prototype)
- SBIR Phase III — 15 USC §638(r)
- Firm-fixed-price (FFP)
Homeland missions demand a fused picture and an accountability trail that holds up afterward. DaggerOS™ correlates drone, RF, EO/IR, and maritime detections into one operator picture, holds every response under a single human gate, and writes a tamper-evident record — built air-gapped, with passive-by-default sensing.
Your problem, in your language
Your operators run counter-UAS at events, surveillance along the border, and awareness across the maritime approaches — on separate systems, under real legal scrutiny, with an after-action review waiting. You need one deduplicated picture, a clear authorization point, and a record that shows exactly what was decided and when.
Why DaggerOS fits homeland missions
- One picture, less noise. Detections correlated into one behavior-classified track, so operators watch tracks, not thousands of raw alerts.
- A record that holds up. Every authorization is written to a SHA-256-chained, tamper-evident decision record, verifiable in a browser — the accountability an after-action review needs.
- Human-in-command. One Human Gate, no autonomous engagement path, aligned to the human-in-command posture that homeland C-UAS authorities require.
- Air-gapped and passive-first. Zero external network calls; much of the picture is built before anything emits.
Your acquisition path
DaggerOS is a commercial product, so FAR Part 12 applies. OTA prototype authority (10 USC §4022) supports prototyping; a qualifying SBIR Phase III (15 USC §638(r)) award enables sole-source; production lands as firm-fixed-price. Homeland buys are often funded through appropriations, grants, or cooperative agreements. The Acquisition Pathfinder maps your specifics to a likely path.
Relevant domains and use-cases
Counter-UAS, border security, maritime domain awareness, EO/IR, and critical infrastructure are the homeland-relevant domains. The clearest fits are border surveillance, port and maritime security, and special-event security.
FAQ
Does it keep a record for after-action review?
Yes. Every authorization is written to a tamper-evident, SHA-256-chained decision record that can be verified in a browser.
What is demonstrated versus planned?
The counter-UAS core is demonstrated. Border, maritime, and multi-agency event integrations are marked Roadmap on their use-case pages, not claimed as fielded.