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Expeditionary Unmanned Aerial System (eUAS) Manufacturing and Employment Capability Request for Information

Description: An on-demand manufacturing capability for ready-to-fly Unmanned Aerial Systems (UASs), purpose-built attritable systems, first person view drone build kits, counter UAS systems, such as interceptors, accessories, spare parts and supplies that can be operated in remote and austere environments.

Buyer: Air Force Life Cycle Management Center
Federal · OH, US
Released: Jul 29, 2026
Closes: Aug 28, 2026(26 days left)

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Thomas HartzellCenter Information Technology Office (AFLCMC, Wright-Patterson)

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Daniel BagnuoloChief Information Officer / Information Technology (IT) Services Lead (AFLCMC, Wright-Patterson)

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John HedkeChief Technology Officer

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