Colorado Department of Natural Resources
State AgencyCO
Posted
Aug 7, 2026
Sep 15, 2026
Wildlife Health Information Data Base (Request for Information)
Seeking request for information on wildlife health information data base.
Description: Bird/wildlife aircraft strike hazard equipment.
Federal · DC, US
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Colorado Department of Natural Resources
State AgencyCO
Posted
Aug 7, 2026
Sep 15, 2026
Seeking request for information on wildlife health information data base.
Posted
Aug 18, 2026
Sep 18, 2026
USSOCOM issued this active Sources Sought Request for Information to conduct market research for the potential lease of a rotary wing aircraft for training exercises. Qualified vendors are asked to submit a brief typed Capability Statement demonstrating compliance with the technical specifications in Attachment 1, under NAICS 532411. The notice expressly says it is not a solicitation or a government commitment, and requests responses by September 18, 2026, at 4:00 PM Eastern time.
Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority
State AgencyMA
Posted
Aug 19, 2026
Sep 11, 2026
Seeking information on bird mitigation strategies using falconry, birds of prey, or other similar solutions. The MBTA is a public agency responsible for operating public transportation services in Massachusetts with over 200 rapid transit and commuter rail stations and nearly 20 maintenance campuses for buses and trains distributed across the Greater Boston area.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection
FederalDC
Posted
Nov 6, 2025
Dec 12, 2026
a. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) compliance – CBP is interested in systems that meet all current FAA requirements. b. Minimal personnel requirements – CBP seeks a lightweight solution that can be employed by one, or maximum of two, personnel. This includes transportation, setup, and deployment of the system. c. Autonomy – CBP is interested in systems that may be left unattended and/or operated autonomously, with minor to no agent input. d. Artificial intelligence/machine learning – CBP is interested in systems able to consistently execute redundant tasks — such as real-time processing of video and still images — to detect, identify, classify, and track IoIs illegally entering the United States. CBP is interested in systems with onboard autonomy or ground control station (GCS) based autonomy. This may also include real-time (or near real-time) change-detection capabilities during the same or previous flights. See attached file.