BCANGB - Handheld C-UAS

The Department of the Army, on behalf of the Michigan Air National Guard, is procuring handheld Counter-Small Unmanned Aerial Systems (C-sUAS) through a small business set-aside. This solicitation, W50S8426Q0003, seeks two rifle-style, man-portable systems designed to disrupt Group 1 and 2 UAS using directional radio frequency and GPS jamming. The requirement includes a one-day training package for up to ten personnel at Battle Creek, Michigan. A mandatory legal review under 10 U.S.C. § 130i is required before final award, necessitating the submission of technical and test data for approval. Delivery is expected between 60 and 120 days after contract award. The government will evaluate quotes based on price, product characteristics, delivery timelines, and past performance using a comparative analysis to determine best value. The Michigan Air National Guard is seeking two handheld C-sUAS units to counter Group 1 and 2 drone threats. This small business set-aside requires rifle-style, man-portable devices that use directional RF and GPS jamming. The procurement also includes a training component for up to 10 personnel at Battle Creek Air National Guard Base. Systems must disrupt Group 1 and 2 UAS threats using directional RF and GPS jamming while allowing the operator to remain mobile.