Drone; Brand-Name specific Parrot ANAFI UKR XLR

The contract is for the procurement of 11 units of the Parrot ANAFI UKR XLR drone system, along with 11 accompanying lighting systems, batteries, and transportation cases, under a total small business set-aside as defined by FAR 19.5, with the NAICS code 334511 for aerospace product and parts manufacturing. The solicitation, numbered D-26-SG-0060, was posted on SAM.gov on June 2, 2026, with a response deadline of June 12, 2026, and is administered by the Department of Justice’s Drug Enforcement Administration through its Office of Acquisition and Relocation Management in Springfield, Virginia. The place of performance is Fort Worth, Texas, and the acquisition follows the Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA) evaluation methodology, where technical acceptability and past performance serve as pass/fail criteria before selecting the lowest-priced offeror. All offers must demonstrate compliance with minimum technical specifications, and pricing will be assessed for fairness and reasonableness using market benchmarks and historical data. The contract incorporates numerous Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses related to ethical conduct, whistleblower protections, subcontractor reporting, payment by electronic funds transfer, and prohibitions on certain foreign-origin hardware and software, including Kaspersky Lab and ByteDance applications. Security requirements are extensive, mandating that contractors obtain appropriate Department of Defense security clearances, comply with NISP protocols, and submit personnel lists for vetting by the Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency. All key personnel must complete annual cybersecurity and privacy training, sign non-disclosure agreements and DOJ IT rules of behavior, and undergo background checks prior to access to government systems or facilities. Invoicing must be submitted electronically via email without digital signatures, and payment processing is handled through the DEA’s designated administrative office. The contract requires adherence to service labor standards, affirmative procurement of biobased products, and specific reporting obligations under applicable FAR provisions. While product specifications and deliverables are defined, detailed pricing, period of performance duration, FOB terms, and packaging requirements are not provided, indicating that offerors must fill these in. The acquisition does not include explicit options or a defined contract type beyond its commercial item framework under FAR Part 12, and no contract value is ascertainable due to uncompleted pricing fields in the line-item schedule.