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RFI Sources Sought Competition Drone Bundle

SolicitationF2XJA76154AW01Notice typeSources SoughtMontgomery, AL

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RFI Sources Sought Competition Drone Bundle

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Opportunity Summary

The 42d Contracting Squadron at Maxwell Air Force Base is conducting market research for Competition Drone Bundles to support the Air Force Junior ROTC (AFJROTC) program. This requirement provides cadets with tools for aviation, coding, and systems integration. The scope includes delivering new educational unmanned aerial systems (UAS) and training AFJROTC instructors on assembly, flight, and curriculum. Refurbished or used equipment is not permitted. Training will be conducted at specified JROTC unit locations with each delivery order. Technical specifications include weight limits, regulatory compliance, and modular attachments for classroom use. The 42d Contracting Squadron is conducting market research for drone bundles to support AFJROTC STEM and aerospace education. AFJROTC requires intermediate-level UAS platforms to support STEM education and aerospace applications.

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Opportunity Details

Response deadline: Jun 16, 20263 days remaining
NAICS: 339930 (opens in new tab)
PSC: 6910 (opens in new tab)
Set aside: NONE
Published: Jun 9, 2026
Updated: Jun 9, 2026
Agency: DEPT OF THE AIR FORCE (opens in new tab)
Office: FA3300 42 CONS CC
Department: —
Source: View on SAM.gov (opens in new tab)

Contact and place of performance

Point of contact: John Dixon

Place of performance

Montgomery, AL 36112

USA

Original Description

To support evolving educational initiatives and increase cadet exposure to emerging aerospace technologies, AFJROTC incorporates hands-on instructional tools that reinforce classroom learning through practical application. Educational unmanned aerial systems (UAS) platforms provide cadets exposure to aviation principles, coding, systems integration, automation concepts, teamwork, and technical problem solving within...