PAVA is Lone Fight Systems’ current flagship: repatriation compliance infrastructure built to serve as a durable system of record for institutional NAGPRA work.
Company method / working infrastructure
PAVA is the strongest current proof of the company’s method: research and governance principles translated into working infrastructure with provenance, constraint, accountability, and institutional continuity designed in.
Built to support
Durable institutional work.
Keeping institutional NAGPRA work durable across staff changes and long timelines.
Preserving provenance, responsibility, and action history around consequential records.
Making operational boundaries visible rather than burying them in workflow.
Supporting guided demonstration and controlled pilot preparation without implying unrestricted access.
Authority boundary
What PAVA does not decide.
PAVA does not determine affiliation, consent, standing, or a Nation’s decision.
PAVA does not determine whether consultation is adequate or whether an institution is legally compliant.
Software cannot manufacture authority that belongs to Nations, communities, descendants, or law.
Provenance standard
PAVA’s provenance design is aligned with elements of IEEE 2890-2025, the IEEE Recommended Practice for Provenance of Indigenous Peoples’ Data.
This describes design alignment. It is not certification, approval, or endorsement by IEEE.
