Undercover and covert operations demand surveillance technology that blends seamlessly into real-world environments while delivering reliable intelligence and evidentiary value.
MAXSUR supports law enforcement and government teams with discreet video and audio solutions designed for investigations, long-term monitoring, and intelligence-led operations.
Explore this channel to see how covert form factors, mission-specific configurations, and operator-focused workflows help reduce risk, preserve operational security, and improve investigative outcomes.
City-wide and area surveillance programs require layered visibility across complex, dynamic environments.
In this channel, MAXSUR brings together purpose-built technologies and expert insight to support scalable situational awareness—from the Merlin City-Wide Camera and covert pole-mounted surveillance, to uncrewed aerial systems (UAS), satellite imagery services, and operational guidance from experienced practitioners.
Explore how these capabilities can be combined to monitor large areas, improve coordination, deter activity of concern, and deliver actionable intelligence without overwhelming teams or infrastructure.
Drones are no longer just an accessory—they’re a mission-ready capability for unmanned aerial intelligence and response, supporting ISR, crime scene and forensic mapping, search & rescue, and wide-area situational awareness. I
n this channel, MAXSUR brings together UAS platforms, custom payload development, mission-based training, and program strategy to help law enforcement, defense, and public safety teams deploy sustainable aerial capability aligned to real operational constraints—including NDAA-aligned system options when required.
Explore the channel to see how the right mix of aircraft, sensors, and workflows can improve outcomes, reduce risk, and scale coverage fast.
Rural crime isn’t just “small-town trouble.” It’s a persistent, often repeatable set of offenses that thrive in low-presence environments—farm country, backroads, utility corridors, industrial parks after hours, remote parks, and...
Jake Lahmann |
By Jake Lahmann, CEO – MAXSUR The aftermath is rarely “clean theft” — it’s often destructive damage that creates outages and safety risks. I’m going to say the quiet part...
Jake Lahmann |
Smart policing starts with smart technology. This article explores how cities can blend overt deterrence, covert evidence gathering, and AI-driven analytics to maximize public safety and make the most of...
Victor Hale |
Turning OPEX into CAPEX: how agencies can capitalize training, app development, and integrated tech procurements (UAS, VMS, surveillance) to fund modernization within long-term capital programs. Includes practical scenarios and how...
Victor Hale |
DJI drones helped shape today’s public safety UAS market. But with talk of bans, NDAA compliance, and Blue/Green UAS certifications, agencies must weigh capability, cost, and cybersecurity.
Victor Hale |
LiDAR isn’t here to replace photogrammetry—it’s here to enhance it. Together, these drone technologies give public safety professionals the ability to capture crime scenes, accidents, and complex environments with unmatched...
Victor Hale |
Some MAXSUR technologies are restricted to law enforcement or government users under applicable U.S. law, including 18 U.S.C. § 2512 and related regulations. Access typically requires verification of agency affiliation or government authorization. If you believe your organization qualifies, contact MAXSUR to begin the verification process.
MAXSUR solutions are designed for professional use by law enforcement, government agencies, defense organizations, and critical infrastructure operators. Certain technologies are not available for consumer or private individual use.
MAXSUR primarily supports organizations within the United States and U.S.-friendly allied nations. International engagements are evaluated on a case-by-case basis to ensure compliance with U.S. export controls, trade regulations, and partner nation requirements.
Yes. Where permitted, MAXSUR supports allied government and defense programs with compliant technologies, advisory services, and program support aligned to U.S. policy and international regulations.
Yes. Many MAXSUR engagements involve custom configurations, system integration, or mission-specific adaptations. This can include tailoring hardware, software workflows, communications, or deployment models to meet unique operational requirements.
Yes. MAXSUR supports programmatic research and development, including feasibility studies, prototyping, system validation, and capability maturation. These efforts are often aligned to longer-term operational programs or emerging mission needs.
Yes. MAXSUR delivers training for law enforcement, public safety, and defense teams across multiple technology areas. Training can include foundational instruction, advanced operational use, and mission-based scenarios.
Yes. MAXSUR provides advisory services and program management support led by graduate-level staff with professional certifications in project management and related disciplines. This includes program planning, governance, lifecycle strategy, and sustainment guidance.
Absolutely. Many customers engage MAXSUR to help design sustainable programs that include technology selection, training, policy alignment, and long-term operational readiness—not just one-time purchases.
Yes. MAXSUR is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB). We regularly collaborate with prime contractors, system integrators, and teaming partners to support federal, state, and local government programs. MAXSUR is open to joint solution development, subcontracting roles, and partner-led engagements where our surveillance, intelligence, and advisory capabilities add value to the overall mission.
MAXSUR supports quote-based purchasing and procurement workflows common to government and enterprise organizations. Engagements often begin with a mission discussion to scope requirements before formal quoting.
Yes. MAXSUR can support capital acquisition planning by helping organizations articulate operational need, evaluate alternatives, and document expected outcomes. This may include cost considerations, lifecycle planning, and alignment to mission objectives—supporting internal review, procurement, and budget justification processes common to government and public safety organizations.
