FLIR UNMANNED AERIAL SYSTEMS AS

FLIR Unmanned Aerial Systems AS specializes in the design, integration, and production of critical components for military unmanned aerial systems, with deep expertise in rotary-wing aircraft manufacturing and electro-optical sensor integration. The contractor delivers precision-engineered parts including rotary wing blades, power cable assemblies, antenna systems, and reconnaissance-grade camera modules, demonstrating proficiency in avionics subsystems, flight-critical mechanical components, and mission-specific sensor payloads. Their technical focus lies in ruggedized, high-reliability aerospace hardware optimized for tactical UAV platforms, with demonstrated capability in electromagnetic compatibility, thermal imaging integration, and field-deployable surveillance systems. The company’s specialization in camera and sensor housings suggests advanced capabilities in miniaturized EO/IR packaging and environmental sealing for austere operational environments. The contractor maintains a consistent and exclusive relationship with the Department of Defense, supplying mission-critical components across multiple unmanned aerial system programs. Work is focused on sustaining and enhancing the operational readiness of tactical UAV fleets through the provision of flight hardware, sensor interfaces, and mission payload subsystems, indicating a trusted role in defense logistics and sustainment cycles. The primary NAICS code 336411 — Aircraft Manufacturing — reflects their core function as a specialized supplier of airframe and subsystem components for military aircraft, particularly unmanned systems. Their vertical specialization lies in the integration of surveillance, targeting, and communication hardware into unmanned platforms, positioning them as a niche provider within the defense aerospace supply chain. FLIR Unmanned Aerial Systems AS is structured as a 2L entity with no government certifications on record. Based in Hvalstad, Norway, the company operates as a focused supplier to U.S. defense programs, leveraging its engineering precision and component-level manufacturing expertise to support national security aerospace initiatives without broad institutional certifications.