Blackgrove Global Risk maps the federal registrations, award histories and policy positions of organizations and former UAP program officials involved in the disclosure debate. The August 2026 issue brief compares claimant-owned firms with established contractors, distinguishes documented records from inference, and tracks the records and witness channels shaping potential federal procurement.
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OrgI have to say that I rather like what @InfinityDisclsd is doing here. It's worth keeping an eye on the markets. https://t.co/nt5K8dJ7ZB [Quoted] Following the money: we're measuring whether anyone with money at stake is behaving like disclosure is coming. While this field argues about what's true. We built a way to check whether money is moving on it. CI-71 — the Blackgrove Convergence Index. 70 publicly traded companies, grouped into the 5 things a real recovered-tech program would actually...

Gene Sticco’s August 1 X post carries a Blackgrove Business News analysis of Washington Headquarters Services’ reported plan to sole-source AARO a multi-year subscription to the National UFO Historical Records Center’s pre-1990 archive. It examines the notice’s commercial-product language against the Center’s public statements about continuing digitization and cloud-access funding, separating reported procurement terms from Blackgrove’s interpretation and the records still needed to verify the award.



