I see this kind of response often around here by a few people. What is the point of having forums and communities like this one if you can't ask and discuss things like that and only depend on your inside sources or department? That's how people do research for their own department. Your own sources are not infallible or know best all the time. You seem to be trying to police something subliminally...
Because a forum such as this one are aimed at radio hobbyists who aren't consulting to put together life safety critical communications systems.
Look at it this way, it would be like an airline maintenance manager asking on forums on how to kludge together a jet engine fan assembly. Sure, an aviation hobby forum may be a valuable source of information, and if it were information for some toy glider for their 8th grade son's school project on jet engine design, no problem- but when it's for a purpose beyond the scope of amateur hobby, it really needs to be done RIGHT by people who are paid (and thus liable) to making sure it is done right.
Many of us do this for a living and we shake our collective heads when the "get her done" responses flow because we KNOW what happens when the weekend mechanic/part time radio "teknishun" cobbles something together. Usually these installs become a professional shop's nightmare to cleanup, which always costs more money, than just doing it right the first time with supported hardware and software, properly implemented.