Drone program consulting
Launch, scale and govern your drone program.
We sell a roadmap and less risk, not hours. You get a written plan your chief, council or board can approve, and a team that carries it out.
What we do
Six pillars of a working program.
Program designMission profiles, staffing, response models and the budget to match.
Regulatory & safety readinessPart 107, COA and airspace authorizations. We help prepare waiver documentation; the FAA decides.
Equipment & fleet advisoryVendor-neutral selection of aircraft, payloads and docks, then quoted and delivered.
Pilot training & SOPsTraining through Stone House Drone Institute and the American Drone Council, plus written SOPs.
Data & software stackLivestream, mapping, evidence handling and records retention that fit your agency.
Grant & funding strategyFederal, state and private sources matched to your program, with drafting support.
Deliverables
What you hold at the end.
Every engagement produces documents you keep, whether or not you buy equipment from us.
- Program assessment and maturity scorePDF
- 12-month roadmap with budgetPDF + sheet
- Equipment specification and quotePDF
- SOP and policy templatesDOCX
- Funding plan and grant calendarPDF
Program assessment · about 2 minutes
Request a program assessment.
Five quick steps. We reply with times for a 30-minute call.
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How do we reach you?
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Questions
Before you call.
Do we have to buy equipment from you?
No. The assessment and roadmap stand on their own. If you buy through us, the quote is built from the roadmap.
Can you get our waiver approved?
We help prepare complete waiver and authorization documentation. Approval is the FAA's decision.
Who trains our pilots?
Stone House Drone Institute and the American Drone Council, both Unified Drones companies.