Government & Defence Credentials

EigenArmour Defence Systems Inc. is a Canadian defence and dual-use technology company focused on AI-enabled sensing, resilient positioning and navigation, uncrewed systems, command-and-control, systems integration, and evidence-led capability development.

Government & Defence Credentials

Controlled Goods Program — Registered with Canada's Controlled Goods Program.

NCAGE — NATO Commercial and Government Entity code: L0ZS1.

CPCSC Level 1 — implemented and maintained as part of EigenArmour's defence cybersecurity posture.

Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace

EigenArmour holds Government of Canada Supply Arrangement W8703-270055 / CW2465412 under the Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace. The arrangement is effective from 26 August 2026 through 31 July 2031 and provides a standing procurement pathway for follow-on competitions issued by the Defence Investment Agency on behalf of the Department of National Defence.

The Supply Arrangement is a procurement mechanism and does not itself guarantee work or constitute a contract award. Individual solicitations may add technical, operational, security, cybersecurity, testing, sustainment, manufacturing, supply-chain, interoperability, and administrative requirements.

Relevant Capability Areas

UxS and Counter-UxS systems; command-and-control, communications and data systems; sensor fusion; resilient PNT; edge AI; systems integration; test and evaluation; experimentation; prototype maturation; partner-led delivery; sustainment; and production support.

Operational Credential

Paul Moore — Transport Canada Pilot Certificate – Level 1 Complex Operations.

This operational credential is listed separately from EigenArmour's corporate registrations and procurement qualifications. It supports the company's practical understanding of RPAS operations, testing, integration, and field use.

Canadian and Allied Delivery

EigenArmour's public-facing posture is Canadian-first, sovereign-by-design, and interoperable with allied systems where appropriate. The company can contribute as a Canadian prime, systems integrator, AI/ML capability lead, specialist subsystem provider, or partner on larger defence and dual-use programs.

Public material is deliberately limited to non-controlled, non-sensitive capability information. Detailed technical data, controlled goods information, internal security controls, proprietary implementation details, and restricted system architecture are not published on this site.

Training & Operational Readiness

EigenArmour supports both military and commercial uncrewed-system training. The training offer is intended to connect platform operation with mission systems, sensors, resilient navigation, data workflows, safety, and operator decision-making rather than treating flight skills in isolation.

Military training can be structured around operationally relevant UxS/UAS employment, mission planning, degraded or contested operating conditions, sensor and C2 integration, system assurance, and human-authority procedures. Commercial training can be adapted for inspection, infrastructure, remote operations, public-safety-adjacent commercial use cases, and other lawful civil applications.

EigenArmour can also incorporate specialist partner-supported training, including UFDS / Drone Fight Group capabilities where appropriate to the customer requirement. Training scope, aircraft, operating environment, regulatory requirements, and instructor qualifications are defined for each engagement.

The objective is practical readiness: operators understand not only how to fly or control the system, but how to use the complete capability safely, effectively, and with clear decision authority.

Scalable Support — Basic, Intermediate & Advanced

EigenArmour can support deployment, integration and training at Basic, Intermediate and Advanced levels, matched to the customer’s operating environment, risk profile and technical maturity.

Potential supported users include defence and military organizations, commercial operators, simulation and training environments, police and public-safety organizations, fire services, utilities and critical-infrastructure operators, including nuclear-sector environments where applicable. Engagements are scoped to customer authority, applicable regulation, safety requirements and information-security constraints.

Support can include operator familiarization, mission workflows, sensor and data integration, edge AI, C2 and communications integration, resilient navigation, governed AI workflows, test and evaluation, degraded-mode procedures, system assurance and sustainment planning. Human decision authority is preserved for operational use.

Samsung Equipment & Peripheral Supply

EigenArmour maintains a supplier arrangement with Samsung Electronics Canada for rugged mobile equipment and associated peripherals. NDAA-compliant equipment options can be incorporated where required by the customer or procurement framework, subject to the compliance status of the specific model, configuration and supplied components.

This enables EigenArmour to pair software, integration, training and lifecycle support with ruggedized field hardware suitable for defence, public-safety, commercial and critical-infrastructure deployments.

Public Contact

Email: paul@eigenarmour.com

Location: Victoria, BC, Canada

No public phone number or street address is published.

AI/ML Advisory & Applied Systems Leadership

EigenArmour provides senior-level advisory support for organizations evaluating, adopting, integrating and governing artificial intelligence and machine learning. The focus is practical application: identifying where AI adds operational value, translating business or mission problems into implementable capability requirements, selecting appropriate architectures and vendors, and guiding deployment with human authority, validation, provenance, security and auditability built in.

Paul Moore operates as an advanced applied-AI/ML practitioner and systems advisor, with particular strength in connecting AI to real defence, public-safety, critical-infrastructure and commercial outcomes. Advisory support can range from executive AI strategy and business-case development through architecture review, sensor and data integration, edge AI, autonomous-system assurance, resilient PNT, governed workflows, prototype maturation and procurement support.

Engagements may be scoped from foundational guidance for organizations beginning their AI adoption through intermediate integration planning and advanced AI-enabled systems architecture. The objective is not AI for its own sake, but deployable capability that is useful, supportable, testable and aligned with customer authority and regulatory obligations.