BUILD THE CAPABILITY AROUND THE MISSION—NOT THE SENSOR.
Phoenix 6 provides complete Counter-UAS consulting from threat definition and site assessment through sensor architecture, common operating picture design, operational policy, exercises, implementation, and sustainment.
From problem definition to operational readiness.
C-UAS is an operating system of people, authorities, sensors, information, procedures, response options, and training. Phoenix 6 helps clients integrate those pieces into a coherent capability.
Threat & Vulnerability Assessment
Threat actor capability, drone pathways, mission consequence, vulnerabilities, environmental constraints, and risk-informed priorities.
Site Architecture & Sensor Planning
Layered detection concepts, coverage, siting, overlap, blind spots, terrain, airspace, infrastructure, and technology integration.
Vendor Evaluation & Technology Selection
Requirements-based comparison of RF, radar, EO/IR, acoustic, Remote ID, direction finding, data fusion, and mitigation-support capabilities.
C2 / Common Operating Picture
Single-pane-of-glass design, data integration, alert prioritization, airspace context, decision support, workflows, and human factors.
Policy, CONOPS & SOPs
Authorities, escalation criteria, coordination, evidence handling, communications, reporting, after-action requirements, and accountability.
Implementation & Sustainment
Phased roadmaps, acceptance criteria, transition, training, exercise cadence, performance measures, and capability sustainment.
Operational credibility matters as much as technology.
Phoenix 6 supports C-UAS planning with practical experience across government, defense, law enforcement, critical infrastructure, and training environments.
A disciplined path from requirement to execution.
Define
Mission, threat, protected asset, consequence, authorities, stakeholders, and decision requirements.
Assess
Site conditions, vulnerabilities, current capabilities, information flow, governance, and readiness gaps.
Design
Layered architecture, sensor plan, C2/COP, SOPs, response options, training and exercise requirements.
Validate
Vendor vetting, operational test criteria, scenario validation, and tabletop/field exercise integration.
Implement
Roadmap, roles, milestones, integration sequence, acceptance, transition, and operational rollout.
Sustain
Training, maintenance, metrics, after-action learning, threat updates, and capability refresh.
Complete C-UAS consulting. Mission-first by design.
Phoenix 6 does not begin with a preferred product. The threat, operating environment, authorities, decision timeline, and mission consequence determine what the client actually needs.