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DaggerOS for prime contractors and integrators
Prime contractors and systems integrators building multi-vendor programs
- Budget cycle
- Program-of-record schedules; teaming and subcontract cycles set by capture and proposal calendars.
- Acquisition paths
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- FAR Part 12 (commercial products and services)
- Other Transaction Authority — 10 USC §4022 (prototype)
- Subcontract / teaming under a prime vehicle
- Firm-fixed-price (FFP)
If you integrate multi-vendor systems, you carry the fusion and workload risk. DaggerOS™ is the decision layer that binds sensors from any vendor into one operator picture with a single human authorization gate — MOSA-aligned and sensor-agnostic, so it drops into your architecture instead of dictating it.
Your problem, in your language
You win the program by integrating the best sensors and effectors on the market. But every box has its own screen, and the operator-workload and fusion risk are yours to close. Building that fusion-and-authorization layer in-house is a program by itself. DaggerOS is that layer, already at TRL 7–8 and demonstrated at T-REX 26-2.
Why DaggerOS fits a prime’s architecture
- Sensor-agnostic and open. MOSA-aligned, with MAVLink, ArduPilot, PX4, and ATAK interoperability and SAPIENT-aligned sensor interfaces, so third-party sensors and effectors join without bespoke integration.
- The workload solved. Detections deduplicated into one behavior-classified picture — the operator problem you would otherwise own.
- Authorization and record built in. One Human Gate and a tamper-evident SHA-256-chained record, so your program inherits the accountability trail.
- Honest maturity. TRL 7–8, demonstrated under live, third-party conditions — a defensible line in your proposal.
Your acquisition path
DaggerOS is a commercial product, so it fits FAR Part 12 and slots into your program as a subcontract or teaming arrangement. OTA prototype authority (10 USC §4022) supports prototyping under a consortium; production lands as firm-fixed-price. The Acquisition Pathfinder maps the specifics of your capture to a likely path.
Relevant domains and use-cases
ISR fusion, counter-UAS, electronic warfare, cyber defense, and resilient PNT are where a decision layer earns its place. The clearest fits are base air defense, contested-spectrum EW, and critical-infrastructure protection.
FAQ
Will it lock us into specific sensors?
No. It is sensor-agnostic and MOSA-aligned, with open interfaces, so you keep your sensor and effector choices and DaggerOS fuses them.
Can it be a subcontracted component?
Yes. As a commercial product it fits FAR Part 12 and integrates as a subcontract or teaming component under your prime vehicle.