Complete turnkey solutions for establishing professional government polygraph units. From equipment to training and compliance support.
We provide end-to-end support for government agencies establishing or expanding polygraph examination capabilities.
Complete equipment packages, installation, configuration, and documentation for immediate operational readiness.
Comprehensive examiner training programs with certification, including on-site instruction and ongoing professional development.
Professional consultation on examination room design, acoustics, privacy requirements, and technical specifications.
Assistance with federal compliance requirements, standardized procedures, documentation, and quality assurance protocols.
Choose a package that fits your agency's requirements. All packages are fully customizable.
1-2 Examiners
3-5 Examiners
6+ Examiners
Our structured approach ensures smooth deployment from planning to operational status.
Comprehensive needs assessment, operational requirements review, and preliminary budget discussion.
1-2 weeksDetailed proposal with equipment specifications, training plans, timeline, and complete budget breakdown.
2-3 weeksEquipment acquisition, facility preparation, installation, configuration, and acceptance testing.
6-8 weeksComprehensive examiner training program with hands-on practice, quality control procedures, and certification.
8-12 weeksFinal system verification, documentation handoff, and transition to full operational status.
1-2 weeksContinuous technical support, software updates, quality assurance reviews, and refresher training.
OngoingWe help build a professional unit and prepare your team for certification pathways—training, mock assessments, documentation, and program-level quality practices.
Structured preparation for unit examiners, focused on skills, standards, and consistency—from foundational training to mock evaluations that mirror real certification expectations.
We support agencies pursuing unit-level credibility and program discipline through board-oriented frameworks—SOPs, QA controls, and records that help meet certification and audit-style requirements.
Certification requirements vary by jurisdiction and board. We can tailor training and documentation to your agency policies and the pathway you choose.
Flexible acquisition and payment options designed for government procurement processes.
Flexible leasing programs aligned with government fiscal years. Low monthly payments with options to purchase.
Learn more →Outright acquisition with volume discounts. Extended payment terms available for qualified agencies.
Contact us →Support with identifying and applying for relevant federal and state grant programs for equipment acquisition.
Inquire →A basic examination room requires approximately 120-150 sq ft with proper acoustics and climate control. Additional space is needed for pre-test interviews, waiting areas, and equipment storage. We provide detailed facility design guidelines.
From initial consultation to full operational status typically takes 18-24 weeks, including equipment procurement, installation, facility preparation, and complete examiner training and certification.
Examiners should complete an accredited polygraph examiner training program (typically 8-10 weeks), obtain state licensure where required, and complete our Veridian system-specific training and certification.
Ongoing costs include software license renewals, technical support contracts, replacement consumables, annual calibration, and continuing education for examiners. We provide detailed cost projections during the proposal phase.
Yes. All our packages are designed for scalability. Additional equipment, training, and support can be added as your agency's needs grow. We offer preferred pricing for existing customers.
Yes. All packages include comprehensive technical support contracts. Medium and Large packages include priority support with guaranteed response times. On-site support is available if needed.
Let's discuss your agency's specific requirements and develop a customized solution.
