From radios and tactical vests to body-worn cameras and surveillance equipment, many law enforcement agencies rely on federal grant programs—particularly those administered by the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Office of Justice Programs (OJP)—to acquire critical gear. But with funding comes responsibility. Agencies must track, manage, and report on federally funded assets with precision—or risk audit findings, claw backs, or ineligibility for future grants.
A digital Quartermaster system eliminates the guesswork, paperwork, and human error that can derail compliance. By using modern quartermaster software, agencies can streamline asset tracking, ensure grant requirements are met, and maintain audit-ready records.
How a Digital Quartermaster System Supports DOJ Grant Compliance
Programs like the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) and the COPS Office grants require recipients to:
Manual tracking systems simply aren’t built to meet these expectations.
Built-In Grant Tracking Makes Compliance Easy
With Omnigo's Quartermaster software, tracking federally funded assets is built in—not bolted on. A standard field for grant funding allows users to flag items during data entry, filter assets by funding source, and generate audit-ready reports with just a few clicks.
In a recent walkthrough, one agency used the system to:
View the step-by-step guide with screenshots to see exactly how the system simplifies grant compliance.
Why It Matters
Mismanaging grant-funded equipment isn't just a clerical issue—it can trigger serious consequences:
A digital Quartermaster system gives your agency the tools to track every asset with confidence, demonstrate full compliance, and safeguard your ability to secure future funding.
Ready to simplify DOJ grant compliance?
Request a demo of Omnigo’s Digital Quartermaster Software and see how easy it is to track, manage, and report on federally funded assets.