Certification Prep • Coordination Workflows • Purpose-Built Regulatory AI Terminal
From DD-1494 packages to SFAF generation, ITU filings to link budgets — SMART CAT gives spectrum professionals one platform to handle every step of spectrum coordination with speed, accuracy, and regulatory grounding.
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The process is real, the regulations are real, and the expertise required is real. But the tools haven't caught up. Every package that gets bounced, every missed FCC order, every manually reformatted SFAF — that's time and mission impact that SMART CAT eliminates.
Spectrum XXI handles frequency records. But DD-1494 automation, compliance checks, link budgets, and filing notifications still require manual effort — and manual effort means manual errors. SMART CAT closes that gap.
NTIA Manual sections 10.8.2–10.8.8 require dozens of data fields across certification stages. SMART CAT validates every field against actual requirements before you hit submit — so the first submission is the right one.
Every SMO has been there: a vendor submits the wrong stage, doesn't know they already hold a Stage 2 cert, or provides technical data that doesn't match what the form requires. No standard tool bridges this gap. SMART CAT does — guiding both the spectrum manager and the vendor to the right package, first time.
FCC orders drop. NTIA revises the Redbook. ITU publishes new recommendations. You find out weeks later — when your filing is already wrong. SMART CAT monitors and alerts you the same day, so your work stays current.
Six purpose-built tools covering the full spectrum coordination lifecycle. No generic AI. No workarounds. Built for how professionals actually work.
A one-page overview of SMART CAT's full capability set — designed to be shared with acquisition officers, program managers, and leadership at any level. One page. Everything that matters. No deep dive required to communicate value, answer the question "what does this tool do," or support a briefing or proposal package.
Designed so a government representative or spectrum professional can hand it to leadership and immediately answer: "What is SMART CAT and why does my program need it?"
● The capability sheet will be available at launch. Join the waitlist and you'll receive it the day SMART CAT goes live.
SMART CAT is built for everyone who touches a spectrum coordination package — from the SMO processing the submission to the contractor who doesn't know what stage they're in.
You review, coordinate, and submit packages on behalf of program offices — often while guiding vendors who don't know what stage they're at or what data to provide. SMART CAT validates incoming packages, gives you a regulatory AI terminal for every edge case, and alerts you the day rules change. Works for Army (AFMS), Air Force (AFFMA), Navy/USMC (NMSC), and joint organizations.
You need to know what stage your system is in, what technical data is required, whether your existing certifications are still valid, and how to prepare a package that won't get bounced. SMART CAT maps your system to the right DD-1494 stage and catches gaps before they become rejections. Your certified and in-progress packages stay with your organization — not with the military contact who just PCS'd.
Spectrum supportability must be confirmed before obligating acquisition funds per DoDI 4650.01. SMART CAT provides SSRA-aware submission scoring, stage-by-stage DD-1494 readiness tracking, and the documentation trail that milestone decisions require — so spectrum doesn't become a program risk at the wrong moment.
SMART CAT isn't exclusively a military tool. Commercial broadcasters, satellite operators, public safety agencies, Part 90 private licensees, and federal users navigating NTIA requirements face the same regulatory complexity. FCC licensing workflows, FAA spectrum engineering coordination, ITU satellite filings, WRC preparation, and NTIA certification requirements — the regulatory AI terminal and notification engine work for any spectrum professional in these frameworks.
Contractor → Program Office → Service SMO / FMO → MILDEP → MCEB / ESG PWG → NTIA / SPS → COCOM / Host Nation Coordination (OCONUS). Each service has its own spectrum management chain — Army, Air Force, Navy/Marine Corps, Coast Guard, and joint commands all follow this general flow with service-specific variations. SMART CAT adapts to your branch and organization at signup.
Purpose-built for spectrum coordination questions. Every answer cited. Every source verifiable.
Some spectrum coordination challenges require senior expert judgment — FCC filing strategy, regulatory impact analysis, multi-agency coordination, GPS re-radiator approvals, draft reply comments. COLLINS Consulting Group provides senior-level spectrum coordination consulting with 25+ years of NTIA, FCC, ITU, and DoD experience.
Contact COLLINS Consulting GroupSMART CAT is in active development. Join the waitlist for early access, capability sheet updates, and launch pricing. We'll reach out when we're ready for you.