Patrol PC - Mobile Computers Grant Assistance Program

Get Help With Grant Funding for Patrol PC - Mobile Computers

Fill out the form below to get no-cost, customized grant help for projects in the Mobile Computers category. This includes grant research, grant alert notices and grant application feedback from our team of grant experts. Whether you’re just starting your project or need to add the final touches to an application, our grant consultants have teamed up with Patrol PC to provide grant resources and services specific to Mobile Computers. We do not guarantee funding, but will do everything we can to assist you in submitting a successful grant application.

Submit your information and the GrantFinder team will follow up promptly on next steps.

Mobile Computers

About Patrol PC

Headquartered in Massachusetts, Patrol PC is a veteran-owned designer and manufacturer of Industrial Grade, UltraRugged Tablet Computers and accessories that are optimized for use by First Responders and special operators.

We have thousands of units deployed in active duty throughout the U.S. and pride ourselves on providing outstanding customer service. When you call in for support, the person who answers the phone is in the same building with people who designed and assembled your computer, allowing us to quickly diagnose and repair your problem.

We appreciate your interest in our products, and support of American workers and ingenuity — stay safe out there and thank you for your service!

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Note on procurement integrity

Police1.com and GrantFinder are compliant with federal standards and guidance for working with organizations seeking grant dollars. All assistance is category and non-product specific. Police1.com and GrantFinder do not benefit from, participate in, or otherwise influence the procurement of awards. All assistance is product- and vendor-neutral to avoid any real or apparent conflict of interest. Organizations receiving support are responsible for maintaining a conflict of interest policy in compliance with federal guidelines (e.g. 2 CFR Part 200), including maintaining adequate supporting documentation.