Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) with Aerial Ignition Capabilities UAS
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The solicitation seeks a commercial-off-the-shelf unmanned aerial system branded as Alta X+ IGNIS, specifically engineered for aerial ignition operations in forestry and land management applications. The system must be fully compliant with NDAA and TAA regulations and must be listed on the Defense Innovation Unit’s Blue UAS Cleared List, a mandatory requirement for procurement consideration. It must deliver a minimum of 55 minutes of flight time without payload, maintain at least 10 minutes with a 35-pound load, and sustain 22 to 30 minutes while actively deploying ignition spheres. The UAS must operate reliably in extreme environmental conditions including temperatures from 40 to 105 degrees Fahrenheit, winds up to 15 meters per second, and humidity levels up to 90 percent non-condensing. The payload system must accurately deliver ignition spheres with built-in safety mechanisms, including a remote emergency jettison function, geo-fencing to restrict ignition to approved zones, and onboard sensors to monitor for obstructions or thermal anomalies. The aircraft must be equipped with a radiometric thermal camera with 640x512 pixel resolution at 30Hz and a Full HD optical camera with 10x optical zoom, supporting mission-critical monitoring and situational awareness. Navigation relies on centimeter-level GPS accuracy, with full autonomy through pre-programmed waypoints and manual control, all data transmitted over encrypted 2.4GHz frequencies. Mission planning software must accept standard geographic formats like KMZ and PDF. The deliverable package includes the UAS, ignition payload, ground control station, thermal and optical sensors, four flight batteries, dual chargers, battery transport cases, spare propellers, and a complete spare parts kit. The vendor must provide three days of training for up to five personnel, detailed maintenance documentation, and an annual care plan offering calibration, software updates, discounted repairs, and dedicated technical support. The contract is a Small Business Set Aside, managed by the Department of Defense at Fort Drum, with responses due by August 13, 2026.
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Fort Sill, OK, NY, 73505Set-Aside
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