AV products are available to authorized U.S. Army customers through the Army UAS Marketplace under a Basic Ordering Agreement issued by Army Contracting Command – Redstone.

Available AV products:

• VAPOR CLE
• P550

Contract vehicle: U.S. Army BOA W58RGZ-26-G-0005
Contract type: Supply, Firm Fixed Price BOA for Army UAS Marketplace orders

To view products and pricing or place orders, you must be an authorized U.S. Army user with appropriate procurement authority and Army‑controlled system access. Access and ordering are managed solely by the U.S. Army.

Note: Marketplace access is granted by Army PM UAS. For more information, contact Army PM UAS directly or submit an inquiry to AV here.

Available AV products:

• Raven associated GCS
• Puma AE / Puma LE associated GCS
• Tomahawk UCC
• AV legacy payloads for Raven and Puma
• Puma VNS payloads
• CACI payloads
• Autonomy Retrofit Kit
• Universal Gimbal Kit HD59
• Puma VTOL Kit

Contract / program reference:

• NSPA reference: Individual purchase orders (POs) for each spare order are issued by NSPA’s participating nations.
• Contract type: Firm Fixed Price

To view products and pricing or place orders, customers must be authorized NSPA customers with appropriate procurement authority and access to NSPA’s e‑procurement systems (e.g., eProcurement / eCat). Access, pricing, and ordering are managed solely by NSPA and its participating nations.

There is no direct public URL to access the NSPA catalog. Customers should contact the NSPA contract team for the latest catalog updates and pricing information.

Note: Catalog access, eligibility, and ordering procedures are determined by each NSPA participating nation. For more information on how to access or order AV products via NSPA, contact your NSPA procurement representative or submit an inquiry to AV here.

Selected AV products are included on the U.S. Government’s Blue UAS / Blue List, an accreditation managed by the Defense Contract Management Agency (DCMA). The Blue List is not a purchasing marketplace. Instead, its primary objective is to mitigate critical national security vulnerabilities by evaluating commercial drones against federal supply-chain and cybersecurity standards. It eliminates reliance on foreign-made systems and provides military commanders with pre-approved platforms ready for field deployment. It also enables direct, friction-free procurement across defense and federal agencies.

AV products currently on the Blue UAS / Blue List:
· IE‑V2
· Red Dragon
· Tomahawk Kinesis Software
· Tomahawk Grip S20 

What the Blue UAS / Blue List means for customers

Inclusion on the Blue List indicates that these AV products have undergone U.S. Government vetting for cybersecurity and supply chain risk. It does not, by itself, define a specific contract vehicle, marketplace, or pricing, but it can help streamline approval and adoption for U.S. Government and other security‑sensitive customers.

How to buy AV Blue‑listed products

AV Blue‑listed products can be procured through:

• U.S. Government acquisition channels (e.g., GSA schedules, IDIQs, OTAs, and service‑ or program‑specific contracts), as applicable
• Other commercial and partner channels, depending on customer type and use case

Because available pathways vary by customer, program, and product, the recommended first step is to contact AV directly to discuss options.

Note: Inclusion of AV products on the Blue UAS / Blue List is determined by the DCMA and the respective U.S. Government stakeholders that manage the accreditation process. Procurement pathways, pricing, and availability are established separately through AV and the applicable customer contracts. For detailed guidance on how to purchase, contact AV Sales using the link above.

AV products are available to authorized U.S. government customers through the JIATF‑401 Counter‑UAS / CHS‑6 catalog. Orders are placed under the U.S. Army Communications‑Electronics Command (CECOM) CHS‑6 contract vehicle in accordance with Joint Improvised‑Threat Defeat Organization (JIDO) / Joint IED Defeat / Joint Counter‑UAS support requirements.

Available AV products:

• Titan 4
• Titan 3
• Titan‑SV MPV3

Contract vehicle:
CHS‑6

Contract type:
Supply, Firm Fixed Price orders placed under CHS‑6 / JIATF‑401 CUAS catalog CLINs

To view products and pricing or place orders, you must be an authorized U.S. government user with appropriate procurement authority and access to the CHS‑6 / JIATF‑401 ordering systems. Access and ordering are managed solely by the U.S. government.

Note: Catalog access, eligibility, and product availability are determined by the responsible U.S. government program office (e.g., CHS‑6 PMO / JIATF‑401 CUAS). For more information, contact the appropriate government program office directly or submit an inquiry to AV here.

Titan 4 is available to eligible international customers through U.S. government Security Assistance and Foreign Military Sales (FMS) channels operating under the DASA (Defense Exportability & Cooperation) framework. DASA (DEC) is not a direct purchasing marketplace.

Available AV products:
· Titan 4

Acquisition path:
International acquisition of Titan 4 is conducted through U.S. government Security Assistance channels (such as FMS cases and other authorized cooperation programs), not directly through a DASA (DEC) ordering portal.

To pursue Titan 4 through DASA (DEC) related channels, follow these steps:

1. If you are a government / military customer:
   • Coordinate with your national defense authorities and U.S. government country team to initiate or update an FMS / Security Assistance case that includes Titan 4.
   • For capability information, requirements discussions, or to align with your existing channels, contact AV here:
     
     Contact AV Sales

2. If you are an industry partner or integrator:
   • Engage AV directly to discuss including Titan 4 in your solution, teaming, or program:
     
     Contact AV Sales

For more information about DASA (DEC) and its role in exportability, Security Assistance, and FMS, visit the U.S. Army DASA (DEC) page:

Note: All FMS, Security Assistance, and technology transfer decisions are made by the U.S. government in accordance with applicable laws and policies.