Government & Defense
FedRAMP IL-4 Authorized
THE PROBLEM
The Problem Isn’t Data. It’s Trust in the Data.
Government and defense programs depend on external partners to provide the data behind critical decisions including supplier qualifications, part provenance, process compliance, and workforce credentials. But that data is difficult to verify and difficult to defend.
Limited Supply Chain Visibility
Prime contractors and program offices often lack visibility beyond second- and third-tier suppliers, making it difficult to assess risk, dependencies, or exposure to disruption.
Manual, Inconsistent Verification
Verification still relies on documents, spreadsheets, portals, and email. Teams chase information, reconcile versions, and repeat the process across programs.
Fragmented Sourcing Across Channels
Parts are sourced across OEMs, aftermarket suppliers, and repair networks, making provenance and consistency difficult to verify.
Counterfeit, Fraud, and Non-Compliance Risk
Invalid certifications, misrepresented suppliers, and non-conforming parts can pass through fragmented verification processes and enter critical programs.
HOW IT WORKS
Verify What Matters - Before It Enters the Mission
PCN connects government agencies, suppliers, and evaluators into a shared trust network for consistent, reliable verification of suppliers, parts, processes, and workforce across organizations.
Each verified credential makes the next evaluation faster, cheaper, and more reliable-compounding trust and unlocking greater speed, risk reduction, and capacity utilization.
01
Define Requirements
Agencies define what must be proven for suppliers, parts, processes, and personnel based on contracts, regulations, and program needs.
02
Submit Evidence
Suppliers and contractors submit claims along with supporting data and documentation required to meet defined requirements.
03
Evaluate
PCN uses AI to evaluate submissions against requirements, check external sources, and identify gaps. Human evaluators review results, apply judgement, and make final decisions.
04
Credential
Approved results are recorded as verified outcomes linked to supporting evidence, creating a clear, traceable, and tamper-evident record. Immutable records ensure auditability and evidence authenticity.
05
Reuse & Monitor
Verified results can be shared across authorized organizations, reducing repeated verification. Changes in status are tracked over time to identify risk early.
USE CASES
Critical Government & Defense Use Cases
From supplier qualification to part acceptance and workforce readiness, PCN enables consistent, defensible decisions across government and defense supply chains.
Part Provenance and Authenticity
Verify the origin, handling, and testing of parts before acceptance, reducing the risk of counterfeit or non-conforming components entering critical systems.
Supplier Qualification and Oversight
Validate supplier capabilities, certifications, and compliance against contractual and regulatory requirements with visibility across multi-tier supply chains.
Program-Level Evaluation and Decision Support
Enable program managers and evaluators to assess suppliers, parts, and workforce credentials against defined standards using consistent, traceable methods backed by evidence.
Supply Chain Risk and Disruption Management
Identify supplier dependencies and exposure across the supply chain, enabling proactive response to disruptions, sourcing constraints, or geopolitical events.
Contractor and Workforce Verification
Confirm that personnel meet required qualifications, certifications, and access requirements without relying on repeated document submission.
MISSION CRITICAL BEGINNINGS
Flight Hardware Verifications
Developed with the U.S. Space Force
"The creation of a uniform process for how we capture and secure data that defines our national supply chain operation would have the potential to fundamentally change the way Americans live their lives and how we protect their freedom to do so.
We have increased the level of transparency and trust in the supply chain for our National Security Space Missions. This capability not only increases the speed at which we can approve launches, but provides insights to potential supply chain issues early."
Colonel James T. Horne, III
Former USSF Deputy Director
Assured Access to Space Directorate
PARTS APP