Buyer view
DaggerOS for fusion centers and SLTT agencies
State, local, tribal, and territorial agencies and the recognized fusion centers
- Budget cycle
- DHS Homeland Security Grant Program (SHSP / UASI); state and local budgets; cooperative purchasing vehicles.
- Acquisition paths
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- FAR Part 12 (commercial products and services)
- DHS Homeland Security Grant Program (SHSP / UASI)
- Cooperative purchasing vehicles
- Firm-fixed-price (FFP)
Fusion centers and SLTT agencies coordinate across partners who each bring their own systems. DaggerOS™ gives them one shared, deduplicated picture for a major event or a critical site, holds every response under a single human gate, and keeps a verifiable record — air-gapped, with passive-by-default sensing.
Your problem, in your language
You support a region, not a base — a stadium, a summit, a set of critical sites — with partners at every level of government. Each brings sensors and a screen. When something happens, the picture has to be assembled across agencies in real time, and your budget runs on grants and cooperative contracts, not color-of-money.
Why DaggerOS fits SLTT missions
- One shared picture. Federal and SLTT partners work from the same deduplicated, behavior-classified picture instead of separate screens.
- A record for scrutiny. Every authorization is written to a tamper-evident, SHA-256-chained record — accountability that matters most in the public eye.
- Human-in-command. One Human Gate, no autonomous engagement path.
- Air-gapped and passive-first. Zero external network calls; suited to sensitive sites that cannot expose operations.
Your acquisition path
DaggerOS is a commercial product, so FAR Part 12 applies, and SLTT buyers can fund it through the DHS Homeland Security Grant Program (SHSP / UASI), state and local budgets, or cooperative purchasing vehicles, typically as firm-fixed-price. The Acquisition Pathfinder maps your specifics to a likely path.
Relevant domains and use-cases
Counter-UAS, critical infrastructure, ISR fusion, cyber defense, and force protection are the SLTT-relevant domains. The clearest fits are special-event security, critical-infrastructure protection, and installation force protection.
FAQ
Can we fund this through a grant?
DHS grant programs such as SHSP and UASI commonly fund capabilities of this kind. Confirm current eligibility with your grant guidance; the platform is a commercial product buyable as firm-fixed-price.
Does it help multi-agency coordination?
Yes. Partners share one deduplicated picture and a common authorization record instead of each agency working from its own screen.