Your grant writer or program manager owns the application. We write the technical sections that reviewers look at closely. That way, the drone work in your proposal matches what can actually be flown, processed, and delivered.
We help you shape the project before anyone starts writing. Together we define the sites, the data you need, how often to collect it, and who on your team will use it.
We write the sections that explain your methods. They cover how the data gets captured, what accuracy to expect, and how files get processed and shared. We base them on the same workflows we use for drone mapping and surveying and inspection and monitoring.
We list each task, deliverable, and file format. Reviewers can see what the money buys, and your team knows what to expect.
We price the drone work line by line, including flights, processing, software, and reporting. The numbers come from how we would really run the job.
We set milestones around real flight windows and processing time. Gulf Coast weather and site access are part of the schedule from day one.
If your project gets funded, we can fly the work, deliver the data, and keep the records you need for grant reporting. We can run it as a managed or co-managed drone program, or work alongside your staff.
We work with cities, counties, government agencies, school districts, and energy and utility operators across South Texas. Our pilots are FAA Part 107 and Pix4D certified. The people who write your technical plan are the same people who fly it.
We don’t guarantee grant awards. The agency running the grant makes every funding decision. Our job is to make the technical side of your proposal accurate and easy to review.
No. We write the technical sections, and we work with whoever writes the rest of your application.
Many federal, state, and local programs fund infrastructure, education, public safety, or environmental projects that can include drone work. Tell us which grant you’re looking at. We’ll tell you whether drone work fits it.
As early as you can. A solid scope and budget take time, and they’re hard to rush right before a deadline.
No. The plan belongs to you. We’d be glad to fly it, but you decide who carries it out.
We quote each project after a short call. The price depends on how much planning and writing you need.
