Assessment intake

Request a scoping call.

Turnaround: written findings within 10 business days of scoping.

Fee: fixed, quoted after the 30-minute scoping call.

Thirty minutes with the founder to decide whether an assessment is worth your money. You will leave with a yes, a no, or a narrower question.

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Systems in scope

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Privacy

Your submission is used only to scope and reply to this request. It is stored in our own systems and read by the founder — not sold, shared, or used for advertising. Please do not include credentials, customer data, or sensitive operational or system detail; an NDA can be put in place first.

No sensitive detail required before NDA

What you receive

A scoping conversation focused on one system, not a sales call.
A written findings memo: failure surfaces, what is measurable now, and evidence gaps.
A recommended validation path — replay, gates, or governance controls.
A clear statement of what we would not take on, and why.

Prefer a direct route? Email jeanblanc@blancquantsystems.com or reach the founder on LinkedIn.

findings-memo.md — excerptIllustrative sample

F-01Severity · High

Evaluation not reproducible

Unpinned dependencies and an unseeded sampler make two runs of the same commit disagree.

Validation path · Deterministic validation harness with pinned inputs, then re-baseline before agreeing gates.

F-02Severity · Medium

No tail budget at merge

Aggregate metrics are gated; latency tails and drift are unmonitored where incidents originate.

Validation path · p99 and drift thresholds enforced in CI against a recorded baseline.

F-03Severity · Low

Controls documented, not checkable

Policy exists in prose with no artifact tying a release to the controls it satisfied.

Validation path · Per-release evidence bundle whose gate results map onto the documented controls.

Illustrative sample · not a client artifact

Implementation work

Assessments and platform engagements run through Blanc Quant Systems. Broader consulting, integration, and staffed delivery run through our advisory arm, Blanc Quant Services.

What happens next

Scoping call

A 30-minute conversation about one system: what it does, how it is tested, and what evidence exists today.

Written findings

Within 10 business days of scoping: failure surfaces, measurable criteria, evidence gaps, and a recommended validation path.

Your decision

You decide whether to proceed into a validation build. The findings memo is yours either way.