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Intent to Sole Source Archer 8" Drone Platform
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The 25th Marine Regiment, part of the Marine Forces Reserve, is seeking to acquire 20 Archer 8 FPV drones along with training for 20 Marines to efficiently operate these drones in operational settings. This procurement aims to enhance the regiment’s capability to utilize drone technology in missions, ensuring personnel are well-prepared for effective deployment. The contract is identified under the title "Intent to Sole Source Archer 8" Drone Platform" and is posted as a special notice with a total small business set-aside, emphasizing the preference for small business participation in this procurement. The solicitation number is M6786126Q0009, with the notice posted on May 11, 2026, and responses due by May 14, 2026. The contract falls under the NAICS code 336411 and is managed by the Director of Contracting within the Department of Defense, specifically from an office located in New Orleans, Louisiana. The place of performance is in Oklahoma. Points of contact for this procurement are Jordyn Edwards and Franklin Smith, who can be reached via provided email and phone details. The contract's purpose, location, set-aside status, and short response window indicate a focused and expedited acquisition process designed to bolster the regiment’s operational drone capabilities.
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Place of Performance
OK, 74014, USASet-Aside
Timeline
Submission Closed
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Full Description
25th Marine Regiment, Marine Forces Reserve has a requirement to procure 20 Archer 8 FPV Drones and respective training for 20 Marines to operate and utilize drones in an operational atmosphere.
