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PM UAS - Short/Vertical Takeoff and Landing (S/VTOL) PMUAS-SVTOL1

Solicitation PMUAS-SVTOL1 Copied Notice ID 09cea69fbbef4f9dbe747eda5ec9e0ed Copied DEPT OF DEFENSE — W6QK ACC-RI
SAM.gov
Posted
Dec 17, 2025
Deadline
Jan 08, 2026
Set-aside
None
NAICS
339999
PSC
AC13

Summary

AI-generated · Dec 15, 2025

A dual engagement between the U.S. Army and industry partners to communicate desired characteristics for Short/Vertical Takeoff and Landing (S/VTOL) unmanned platforms and to gather industry feedback on viability and the integration of Government Furnished Equipment (GFE) components. The Army intends to articulate operational needs and future priorities for S/VTOL UAS and invites industry to propose solutions that align with these requirements.

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The overall objective of the Group 4+ UAS | Short/Vertical Takeoff and Landing (S/VTOL) Challenge is to establish a dual engagement effort between the U.S. Army and industry partners. This Challenge aims to effectively communicate the Army s desired characteristics for S/VTOL platforms while simultaneously soliciting valuable feedback from industry regarding the viability of these platforms and the integration of Government Furnished Equipment (GFE) components. Through this collaborative approach, the U.S. Army seeks to articulate its operational needs and future priorities for S/VTOL unmanned platforms, ensuring that industry partners are well-informed of the specifications and capabilities required for successful integration. By providing detailed information on desired characteristics, the Army is fostering an environment conducive to innovation, encouraging industry to propose solutions that align with these requirements. Please submit whitepapers on the ONI Marketplace - https://marketplace.gocolosseum.org

From Sources Sought posted on Dec 14, 2025

The overall objective of the Group 4+ UAS | Short/Vertical Takeoff and Landing (S/VTOL) Challenge is to establish a dual engagement effort between the U.S. Army and industry partners. This Challenge aims to effectively communicate the Army s desired characteristics for S/VTOL platforms while simultaneously soliciting valuable feedback from industry regarding the viability of these platforms and the integration of Government Furnished Equipment (GFE) components. Through this collaborative approach, the U.S. Army seeks to articulate its operational needs and future priorities for S/VTOL unmanned platforms, ensuring that industry partners are well-informed of the specifications and capabilities required for successful integration. By providing detailed information on desired characteristics, the Army is fostering an environment conducive to innovation, encouraging industry to propose solutions that align with these requirements. Vendors are invited to submit information on S/VTOL platforms that meet the U.S.Army s desired characteristics for Group 4+ UAS | S/VTOL air-vehicles, as well as for the weapon systems components listed below. It is important to note that the desired characteristics of the weapon system are available by request only. To obtain these desired characteristics, interested vendors must demonstrate possession of Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) Level 2 and include this verification in their request. Upon confirmation of the vendor's CMMC Level 2 capability, the desired characteristics will be provided to assist vendors in their response to the Group 4+ UAS | S/VTOL Challenge. Response Requirements: Interested parties are requested to respond to the S/VTOL Challenge with a single white paper, no more than eight (8) pages in total length to meet the capabilities and potential materiel/service solutions, including the mandatory response questions located in the requested characteristics of the weapon system . Vendors are encouraged to submit for multiple sections within the S/VTOL Challenge but will be held to the eight-page limit for the entire challenge. The white paper should include what is available for immediate aircraft integration within one year, what will be available within three years, and what will be available long term (after 2030). Email all requests, certifications, and white papers or capability statements to Army Contracting Command - Rock Island (ACC-RI) POCs. Your request for characteristics of the weapon system will be responded to within 2 business days. ACC-RI POCs: jordan.m.myers7.civ@army.mil and mark.martinez2.civ@army.mil Interested vendors should also register with One Nation Innovation (ONI) GoColosseum marketplace, https://marketplace.gocolosseum.org, to join the Group 4+ UAS | S/VTOL Challenge. The vetting process will take less than 24 hours. Step 1: Email your organization s Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) Level 2 to ACC-RI POCs. Upon verification, ACC-RI will send the desired characteristics for Group 4+ UAS | S/VTOL air-vehicles, as well as for the weapon systems components listed. Step 2: Register with One Nation Innovation (ONI) GoColosseum marketplace Step 3: Submit whitepaper or capability statement to ACC-RI POCs.

From Sources Sought posted on Dec 17, 2025

Notice history

2
  1. Sources Sought Posted Dec 14, 2025 View
  2. Sources Sought LATEST Posted Dec 17, 2025
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Details

Solicitation number PMUAS-SVTOL1
Notice ID 09cea69fbbef4f9dbe747eda5ec9e0ed
Notice type Sources Sought
Product / Service (PSC) AC13
NAICS 339999
Place of performance Huntsville, Alabama
Archive date Jan 23, 2026

Award Information

Not yet awarded

Documents

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Contacts

primary
Mark Martinez

Email

secondary
Jordan Myers

Email

Agency

DEPT OF DEFENSE
DEPT OF THE ARMY
AMC
ACC
ACC-CTRS
ACC RI
W6QK ACC-RI

Place of Performance

Huntsville, Alabama 35805
USA

Dates

Posted Dec 17, 2025 7 months ago
Last Updated Aug 06, 2026 2 days ago
Due Jan 08, 2026 6 months ago