Request for Information - Small Uncrewed Aerial System (sUAS) Capabilities

Open — responses due 30 Nov 2026 (16 days left) · No Set aside used · Department of the Air Force, DoD · Wright Patterson AFB, OH · Solicitation sUAS_RPRD_2026

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Solicitation details

Solicitation numbersUAS_RPRD_2026
Notice IDdc076c001247475d8ffb2f7a876947c5
AgencyDepartment of Defense (DoD)
Sub-agencyDepartment of the Air Force
Contracting officeFA8629 AFLCMC WISK SOF/PR
Product / service code (PSC)1550
Set-asideNo Set aside used
Notice typePresolicitation
Posted02 November 2026
Response deadline30 November 2026
Place of performanceWright Patterson AFB, OH, USA
CompetitionCompetitive

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What is being bought

The AFLCMC sUAS program office seeks information on Small Uncrewed Aerial System (sUAS) capabilities across five specific lines of effort.

  • sUAS Hardware capabilities and propulsion systems
  • sUAS Software solutions for command, control, and autonomy
  • sUAS Communication systems and data link solutions
  • sUAS Sensor solutions for intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance
  • sUAS Kinetic capabilities and integration

Competition

Full and open competition — no set-aside restrictions; any responsible offeror may bid.

Deal-breakers

  • All drones and critical drone components for this effort must be compliant with section 848 of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2020.
    “All drones and critical drone components for this effort must be compliant with section 848 of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2020” — p. 1
  • The software must comply with all applicable DoD regulations and policies.
    “The software must comply with all applicable DoD regulations and policies.” — p. 1

Key risk

  • Adherence to all applicable FAA regulations and safety standards is required for all sUAS systems.
    “Systems must adhere to all applicable FAA regulations and safety standards.” — p. 3
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Description

The AFLCMC sUAS program office seeks information on five specific lines of effort (LOEs) to gain knowledge of, explore, and identify potential methodologies and available capabilities in the examination of sUAS. A draft Statement of Objectives (SOO) for each of the five LOEs is attached to this RFI. The five LOEs are: (1) Hardware (2) Software (3) Communications (4) Sensors (5) Kinetics The 5 LOEs are being considered to fulfill 5 different missions. The 5 missions include: (1) Long Range One Way Attack (OWA) (2) Air Interdiction (3) Medium Range OWA (4) Air Launched Effects (5) Medium Range Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance

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  • Statement of Objectives (SOO)

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