Dronebuster Block 4, Travis AFB CA

The contract award for Dronebuster Block 4 at Travis Air Force Base, California, is a sole-source acquisition justified under 10 U.S.C. 3204(a)(1) and 41 U.S.C. 3304(f) to ensure the 60th Security Forces Squadron receives the only Department of Defense-approved handheld electronic attack system capable of neutralizing hostile small unmanned aircraft systems. Flex Force Enterprises is identified as the sole authorized distributor, with the system designated as a Program of Record by the Joint Counter-small UAS Office and the U.S. Army, validating its unique capability and eliminating the possibility of competitive procurement. The place of performance is Linda, California, with delivery directed to Travis AFB, and the acquisition supports an ongoing expansion of dismounted C-sUAS capacity using existing training infrastructure and operational procedures from prior deployments. The contract, issued under solicitation FA442726J1003 and posted on May 11, 2026, with a certification date of April 15, 2026, does not include detailed pricing, delivery schedules, or formal contract options, though it references a prior contract for continuity. No specific evaluation factors, weights, or cost analysis metrics are provided beyond the determination of a single responsible source, and the contract type is described generally as combined without clarification of FFP or IDIQ structure. Special requirements include mandatory training for security forces personnel and compliance with Controlled Unclassified Information protocols, but no explicit security clearance levels are mandated. While the contracting office is located at Travis AFB, key administrative elements such as payment instructions, accounting codes, invoicing methods, and COR/COTR contacts are unspecified. The justification contains no formal representations or certifications from the contractor, no OCI mitigation strategy despite exclusivity, and lacks detailed packaging, inspection, or marking requirements, indicating the document serves primarily as a statutory justification rather than a fully populated contract instrument.