ACC Mulls Commercial Counter-Drone Services for Base Defense
The plan would give bases a turnkey defense service with contractor operators and systems that can detect drones up to five miles away.
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ACC Mulls Commercial Counter-Drone Services for Base Defense
Air Combat Command is looking for defense firms capable of providing a private counter-drone service, complete with the personnel to operate it, for defending air bases across the Air Force. The post ACC Mulls Commercial Counter-Drone Services for Air Base Defense appeared first on Air & Space Forces Magazine.
The USAF wants contractors to guard its bases against drones, with “counter-small-UAS as a service” and a 95% neutralisation rate
Air Combat Command is considering handing the protection of its bases against small drones to private companies, using the contractors’ own equipment and personnel. A market survey was posted on SAM.gov on October 13, with responses due by October 31.
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