How it works
The hard part isn't the drone. It's the paperwork.
The law lets your agency defend its airspace. It also spells out — in about forty separate requirements, on tight deadlines, backed by real fines — exactly what you have to write, file, and keep to do it legally. We build all of it, check it, and hand it back for you to review and file.
What this actually takes
Everything the rule makes you produce.
On your own
- A written program policy your legal counsel has to approve — and re-approve every year
- A federal attestation, filed through a government portal
- An operations plan and an eleven-point risk assessment — for every single operation
- Federal notices on the clock: 30 days ahead, 7 days ahead, within 5 minutes of acting, within 2 hours of an emergency, 48 hours after
- Records handling that survives an audit — and nothing kept past 180 days
- A roster proving every officer holds the right federal certification
- A FEMA grant file that meets this year's funding conditions
- Your application to enter the FBI's counter-drone program
- All of it kept current as an unfinished rule keeps changing
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We build every one of these — mapped to the exact federal requirement, checked by our people, and delivered to you as a finished package.
- Your program policy, drafted for your counsel to sign
- Your attestation and operations plans, built to the form
- Your reporting artifacts, with the deadlines already on them
- Your certification roster and grant file
- Your FBI program application
- Kept current as the rule changes
Why not just do it yourself?
Because the cost of getting it wrong is real. Violations run up to $100,000 apiece. A single missing piece in the grant file is denied funding. And the rule is still being finalized — a policy you write yourself is out of date the month after you finish it. Doing this alone means a program manager reverse-engineering federal code, handing your counsel a draft to rebuild, and hoping nothing was missed. We turn that into a package built to the rule — so you're presenting something correct, not a best guess.
Four steps
We build it. You stay in control.
Tell us about your agency
Who you are, what you do, your facility, your people, and the systems you plan to field. We ask; you answer.
We build and check it
We map your details to the federal requirements and assemble your package. We use AI to do the heavy lifting, and our people check every page before it reaches you.
You review it
You confirm it's accurate and says what you intend. Nothing leaves your hands unread.
You file it
You submit it yourself — with the paperwork in hand, instead of reverse-engineering every requirement on your own.
What you get
The three things you actually have to file.
Your grant-funding file
The documentation to pursue FEMA counter-drone funding — with the training evidence the grant requires already attached.
Your training program
A counter-drone training program prepared to the federal requirements, so your people are ready to the standard the rule sets.
Your FBI program application
The application to enter the FBI's counter-drone training program — prepared to its requirements, ready to submit.
Built with agencies, in phases.
Design partners shape which package we build first.
How we know: every requirement above is drawn from the codified federal rule (6 CFR / 28 CFR Part 124) and traced to its source — the same verified map behind our SAFER SKIES training.
Documentation support only. This system does not confer authority, does not constitute DOJ certification under 6 U.S.C. §124n, and is not legal advice. Certification authority rests solely with the FBI National Counter-UAS Training Center. Consult agency counsel.