Skydio Kits

The U.S. Secret Service, under the Department of Homeland Security, is soliciting commercial items through a full and open Request for Quote (RFQ) numbered 70US0926Q70092789, issued under FAR Subpart 12.6 for the procurement of Skydio R10 Team Kits and BRINC LEMUR Safeguard systems for its Emergency Response Team. The solicitation, posted on July 23, 2026, requires responses by August 5, 2026, at 1:00 PM EDT, and will be evaluated using the Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA) method, meaning awards will be made to the lowest-priced offer that meets all technical requirements. The requirement, classified under NAICS code 336411 (Aircraft Manufacturing), calls for three Skydio R10 Team Kits, each including two aircraft, controllers, batteries, chargers, and accessories, along with one LEMUR 2 Safeguard system and associated software plans, all to be delivered new, undamaged, fully operational, and accompanied by complete English-language documentation. Deliveries must be completed within 120 days of order receipt and performed at a location within the Washington, DC area, specifically coordinated through the ERT/Special Operations Division. All offerors are required to comply with a broad array of FAR clauses addressing ethics, whistleblower protections, export controls, supply chain security, cybersecurity, labor standards, privacy, and anti-trafficking, including prohibitions on equipment from Kaspersky Lab, ByteDance, and other specified foreign entities. Offerors must also submit current Unique Entity Identifiers and CAGE codes, and complete all required representations under FAR 52.212-3. The Contractor must designate a primary and alternate point of contact authorized to act on all contract matters and comply with strict privacy training obligations under the Privacy Act. Payment must be submitted electronically via the Invoice Processing Platform, and no pricing data is included in the solicitation, indicating that bids will be evaluated solely on technical acceptability first, then price. No packaging, preservation, or labeling specifications beyond general industry standards are defined, and no FOB terms or contract options are specified. The Government retains full authority to inspect and accept items upon delivery, and any failure to meet technical criteria—such as incomplete documentation, non-operational equipment, or regulatory noncompliance—will result in rejection regardless of price.