US Army seeks suppliers of Titan and Dronebuster C-UAS systems for export to foreign partners
The United States Army Aviation and Missile Command (AMCOM), Redstone Arsenal, Alabama, anticipates a requirement to provide Titan
Counter Unmanned Aerial Systems (C-UAS) in support of foreign partners.
According to a request published on the US government tender portal sam.gov:
“The contractor shall be capable of delivering at least three (3) Titan C-UAS systems to ensure mitigation of control, video, and navigation signals. Each system requires:
- Two (2) main Titan units with fitted cases
- One (1) User Guide
- Four (4) Smart Cards (2 primary, 2 spare)
- One (1) 2590/5590 Battery Power Cable
- One (1) 8-foot LAN cable
- One (1) 50-foot LAN cable
- One (1) GETAC user-interface tablet with AC adapter cord
- One (1) Standard Frequency Antenna – 2.4/5.8GHz receive/transmit
- One (1) Standard Frequency Antenna – GPS
- One (1) Standard Frequency Antenna – WiFi
- One (1) Extended Frequency Antenna Kit (433/868/95 MHz, 1.2GHZ receive/transmit antenna) with fitted case.
- One (1) main unit power supply
“The overall requirement includes software and machine learning upgrades, customer support and training, and a hardware warranty. On-site Operator Training with Interactive Electronic Technical Manuals (IETM), and spare parts are also required.”
AMCOM Redstone Arsenal has also issued a requirement to provide Dronebuster® Block 3/B, Block 4, and/or Block 4Fixed Site (FS), Counter Unmanned Aerial Systems (C-UAS) equipment.
“The contractor shall be capable of delivering 20 each C-UAS systems (Dronebuster®) used to defeat Commercial Off the Shelf (COTS) drones. Each Dronebuster® Kit shall include:
One (1) Dronebuster® (Block 3B, Block 4, or Block 4FS) and the following items appropriate for the Dronebuster® version ordered:
- One (1) Combat Sling
- One (1) Battery Charger, Li-Ion
- Two (2) Batteries, Li-Ion, 7.2VDC
- One (1) User’s Manual
- One (1) Quick Reference Card
- One (1) Shipping Case
“Additional User Manuals and Quick Reference Cards may be required based on quantity of Dronebuster® Kits purchased.”
Deadline for responses to both requirement is April 5.