What US defense is buying this week.
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ATI issued a Request for Solutions under the Training and Readiness Accelerator II (TReX II) OTA for a training device that replicates the effects of 5.56mm and 7.62mm drone-killer rounds against UAS in force-on-force training, using the soldier's issued weapon.
V Corps is inviting companies — large and small, U.S. and allied — to apply for Project FLYTRAP 6.0, a US/UK c-UAS experimentation exercise in EUCOM in May 2027.
DAF26BX06-DP027 asks for low-cost C-sUAS detection and recognition sensors, set up as a perimeter network for early warning of low-flying drones, including ones that do not emit RF.
The Army will host an industry day on Maneuver-Short Range Air Defense Increment 4, a vehicle-agnostic palletized air defense system against Group 1-3 UAS and aircraft using sensors, EW and kinetic defeat on a modular open architecture. Aimed at system integrators, with subsystem suppliers also invited.
Air Force sources sought / RFI (market research only) on kinetic counter-small UAS capabilities to inform acquisition strategy and requirements.
Air Combat Command sources sought for counter-small UAS delivered as a service. Details are in the attached notice.
OSW27BZ01-DV002 is posted alongside NV001 on the same C-UAS Rapid Maturation problem: portable detect/ID/defeat for Group 1–2 UAS, including silent targets, with on-platform processing.
OSW27BZ01-NV001 (C-UAS Rapid Maturation) is a 27.1 topic, not yet in the current DSIP open window until 28 Oct 2026.
Air Force Research Lab’s M-FAT broad agency announcement (FA8750-25-S-7004) stays open through 4 Aug 2030.
JIATF 401 CSO under DFARS 212-70 for rapid, competitive buys of critical technologies by DoW and interagency partners.