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Long Range Fixed Wing Unmanned Aerial Vehicles - The University of Missouri requests bids for the Furnishing and Delivery of Long Range Fixed Wing Unmanned Aerial Vehicles for UMKC Campus. Qualified suppliers are invited to submit a bid on the items or services specified. All bids shall be subject to the terms and conditions included herein. Bids submitted must be received utilizing the University of Missouri Systems electronic bidding platform. The University assumes no responsibility for any supplier& rsq
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The University of Missouri is requesting bids for long-range fixed-wing unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) for the UMKC campus. Qualified suppliers are invited to submit bids through the university's electronic bidding platform. The deadline for questions is April 8, 2026, at 2:00 PM CT, and the response deadline is April 10, 2026, at 2:00 PM CT. The award will be based on the lowest bid price meeting all specifications. The contract term is for four years with the option to renew for four additional one-year periods. Suppliers must acknowledge reading and agreeing to the University of Missouri's general terms and conditions and instructions to respondents. Any exceptions to the terms and conditions must be clearly stated. The scope of work involves using a UAV platform for long-endurance missions with a 550nm range and limited human pilot oversight. Minimum specifications include a 550nm range, 5 km communication range, Pixhawk cube-based flight controller, NDAA Section 848 compliant hybrid propulsion system, and a shipping/transport container. Suppliers must also provide costs for the UAV, transport case, shipping/freight, and any applicable tariffs/duties/fees.
The bid response deadline is April 10, 2026, at 2:00 PM CT.
The university's standard pay terms are net 30. Early pay discounts are optional and should be explained if offered.
The award will be based on the lowest bid price meeting all specifications.
Qualified suppliers are invited to submit a bid on the items or services specified.
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Drone Dominance Program ( DDP) Lethality Prize Challenge - The Drone Dominance Program ( DDP) announces this Prize Challenge to identify modular lethal payload solutions for Group 1 small unmanned aircraft systems ( sUAS). For the purposes of this prize challenge, a lethal payload is defined as the
Modular lethal payload solutions for Group 1 small unmanned aircraft systems ( SUAS).
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The National Defense R&D Services Department of Defense, through the Drone Dominance Program (DDP), is announcing a prize challenge to identify modular lethal payload solutions for Group 1 small unmanned aircraft systems (SUAS). A lethal payload is defined as the integrated combination of a warhead and its associated safe and arm device and communication interface. The government will assist selected vendors in working through the joint services weapons system review and limited safety releases for Drone Dominance Phase II events. Solutions must be scalable and cost-effective for mass production and fielding, with affordability and manufacturability being critical design considerations. Vendors are encouraged to design payloads that integrate across multiple drone platforms and vendors to maximize interoperability.
The bid notice states that solutions must be scalable to match the rapid growth of drone dominance platforms and cost effective to enable mass production and fielding, and that affordability and manufacturability are critical design considerations. Vendors are strongly encouraged to design payloads that integrate across multiple drone platforms and multiple vendors to maximize interoperability within the drone dominance ecosystem.
The bid notice states that the government will assist selected vendors in working through the joint services weapons system review (JSWSR) and limited safety releases in preparation for drone dominance phase II gauntlet DDG2 events.
Broad Agency Announcement ( BAA) Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division ( NAWCAD) Webster Outlying Field ( WOLF) Airborne Systems Integration ( ASI) Division - Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division ( NAWCAD) Lakehurst, NJ in support of Webster Outlying Field ( WOLF) Airborne Systems Integration ( ASI) Division is soliciting white papers/proposals for research and development support in technologies tha
Broad Agency Announcement to support the Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division Webster Outlying Field Airborne Systems Integration Division
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This Broad Agency Announcement (BAA) solicits proposals for research and development support in technologies applicable to air platforms, manned and unmanned payloads, advanced computing, air platform support systems, air system security, and improved naval air capabilities. Focus areas include communications, sensors (EO, IR, RF, acoustic, non-acoustic), persistent surveillance, and special sensor systems for Navy aircraft and unmanned systems. The Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division (NAWCAD) aims to develop advanced air platforms, sensors, and systems to meet future naval demands, supporting missions like maritime surveillance, undersea warfare, airborne strike, and counter-unmanned systems. Proposals should emphasize rapid development, assessment, integration, and demonstration. The submission process is two-phased: Phase I requires a proposal abstract, and Phase II requires a full technical/cost proposal by invitation only. Awards may be in the form of contracts or Other Transaction Agreements (OTAs). Offerors must be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM). The closing date for Phase I submissions is April 10, 2027.
The bid notice states that Phase I proposals may be submitted at any time up until the closing date of the BAA, April 10, 2027.
The bid notice states that awards will be made to offerors with proposals determined to be the most advantageous to the government, considering potential contributions, overall funding strategy, and availability of funding.
The bid notice states that all offerors submitting proposals or applications must be registered in the SAM and maintain an active SAM registration with current information.
Autonomous Drone Training - Request for Information: Any interested vendors must be CMMC Level 1 Self at the time of award. NSWC Crane is requesting multiple technical training courses for employees at all levels supporting the Drone Dominance Ini
statement of work sow for 5year drone warfare autonomous defense systems training
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The scope of this effort is to provide multiple technical training courses for NSWCCrane employees supporting the war department's drone dominance initiative and advances in autonomous warfare technologies. Training courses must be conducted between the contract period of performance date of award and September 30, 2031, within normal working hours (****). Each class will have a minimum of 10 students; courses with fewer than 10 students two weeks prior may be rescheduled or cancelled without penalty. Vendors must invoice within 5 business days upon completion of each course. The vendor must provide a catalog of at least 10 training classes specific to defense technologies, covering all levels from beginner to expert, and integrating the full lifecycle of drone warfare. An initial 2-day drone warfare autonomous defense systems fundamentals course for a maximum of 60 students will be executed in FY26. Vendors must provide an updated list of training course offerings annually by April 30. The vendor is responsible for providing training materials, including class schedules, handouts, textbooks, and copies of presentations. The government will provide a training facility and a roster of registered students. Interested vendors must be CMMC Level 1 self-assessed at the time of award.
The bid notice states that all training courses must occur between the contract period of performance date of award and September 30, 2031. The bid notice also mentions that for the initial contract award, a single 2-day drone warfare autonomous defense systems fundamentals course will be executed in FY26 between date of award and September 1, 2026. The bid notice also states that for the duration of this contract's POP, the vendor must provide an updated list of training course offerings relative to this contract's scope on an annual basis no later than April 30 for consideration in inclusion in the command's annual training plan.
The bid notice states that vendor must invoice within 5 business days upon completion of each course.
The bid notice states that any interested vendors must be CMMC Level 1 self at the time of award.
The bid notice states that for courses that do not meet the minimum student count of 10 students two weeks prior to the training event, the course will either be rescheduled for a later date at a date agreeable between the government and the vendor or cancelled, at the government's discretion without penalty.
Autonomous Drone Training - Request for Information: Any interested vendors must be CMMC Level 1 Self at the time of award. NSWC Crane is requesting multiple technical training courses for employees at all levels supporting the Drone Dominance Ini
statement of work sow for 5year drone warfare autonomous defense systems training
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The scope of this effort is to provide multiple technical training courses for NSWCCrane employees supporting the war department's drone dominance initiative and advances in autonomous warfare technologies. Training courses must be conducted between the contract period of performance date of award and September 30, 2031, within normal working hours (****). Each class will have a minimum of 10 students; courses with fewer than 10 students two weeks prior may be rescheduled or cancelled without penalty. Vendors must invoice within 5 business days upon completion of each course. The vendor must provide a catalog of at least 10 training classes specific to defense technologies, covering all levels from beginner to expert, and integrating the full lifecycle of drone warfare. An initial 2-day drone warfare autonomous defense systems fundamentals course for a maximum of 60 students will be executed in FY26. Vendors must provide an updated list of training course offerings annually by April 30. The vendor is responsible for providing training materials, including class schedules, handouts, textbooks, and copies of presentations. The government will provide a training facility and a roster of registered students. Interested vendors must be CMMC Level 1 self-assessed at the time of award.
The bid notice states that all training courses must occur between the contract period of performance date of award and September 30, 2031. The bid notice also mentions that for the initial contract award, a single 2-day drone warfare autonomous defense systems fundamentals course will be executed in FY26 between date of award and September 1, 2026. The bid notice also states that for the duration of this contract's POP, the vendor must provide an updated list of training course offerings relative to this contract's scope on an annual basis no later than April 30 for consideration in inclusion in the command's annual training plan.
The bid notice states that vendor must invoice within 5 business days upon completion of each course.
The bid notice states that any interested vendors must be CMMC Level 1 self at the time of award.
The bid notice states that for courses that do not meet the minimum student count of 10 students two weeks prior to the training event, the course will either be rescheduled for a later date at a date agreeable between the government and the vendor or cancelled, at the government's discretion without penalty.
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