DHS begins $1.5B spending spree on drone defense @FedScoop
DHS begins $1.5B spending spree on drone defense  @FedScoop
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
The Department of Homeland Security is putting up to $1.5 billion toward bridging its drone defense gaps with awards going to Anduril, Booz Allen, GDIT and others, per procurement documents posted Friday.

The sought-after contract had 47 vendors vying for a slice of the massive award. DHS separated awards into two categories for the indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity procurement plan.

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DHS begins $1.5B spending spree on drone defense

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