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71SR
STRATEGIC RECONNAISSANCE
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Messages are read and routed internally. Substantive correspondence is answered in writing.

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REGISTERED OFFICE

215 Head of the Lake Rd
Vernon, BC V1H 2A3
Canada

On the traditional territory of the Syilx (Okanagan) Nation.

CORRESPONDENCE

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Routed to travis@blackdragon.llc.

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Held in confidence. Substantive correspondence is answered in writing.

Frequently asked

What we can answer here.

Short answers to the questions we receive most often.

What does 71SR share publicly?
Posture, areas of engineering focus, and any statement that is required (regulatory, corporate, or in response to a specific public matter). Names of customers, partners, suppliers and the specifics of internal work are not published.
How are inquiries handled?
Messages are read and routed internally by category (general, media, government, supplier, investor relations). Substantive correspondence is answered in writing, typically within a few business days. We do not return phone calls from numbers we do not recognize.
Why are some details kept confidential?
Work in this field is subject to export-control regimes, end-use restrictions, and confidentiality obligations attached to the work itself. We treat the discretion of the people we work with as part of the work, and only discuss what we are free to discuss.
Are you raising capital or offering securities?
Not at this time. 71SR is privately held, is not currently raising capital, and is not currently offering securities. The Investors page sets out this posture in writing and notes that the company reserves the right to change it at any time.
Are you hiring?
We are not running an active hiring campaign. Speculative inquiries from engineers, scientists, and technologists are welcome by email. We read everything that arrives and reply where it is warranted.
Will you confirm or deny a specific customer, contract, or project?
As a default, no. If a matter is already a matter of public record, we will say so plainly. Otherwise, the absence of a public statement should not be read as confirmation or denial.