This requirement is for a Brand Name Drone Detection Shield, providing a counter-small Unmanned Aircraft System (C-sUAS) capability for persistent detection, identification, classification, and alerting of sUAS. The system will protect training operations at Columbus Air Force Base (CAFB), MS, support base security, and provide centralized situational awareness to the Base Defense Operations Center. The solution must allow for a future defeat capability to be added without replacing core detection infrastructure. The acquisition includes one Lot of the Drone Shield Immediate Response Kit, with all associated non-personal services, labor, tools, and equipment for setup and implementation. An amendment updated Section 5.0 of the Statement of Work as of July 20, 2026.

The U.S. Air Force requires a brand-name Drone Detection Shield system for Columbus Air Force Base, MS, to provide persistent detection and alerting of small unmanned aircraft systems. This capability will protect the 14th Flying Training Wing’s operations and support base security with centralized situational awareness. The system must allow for a future defeat capability to be added without replacing core detection infrastructure. The requirement includes one Lot of the Drone Shield Immediate Response Kit, along with all associated setup services and equipment. Performance will take place at Columbus Air Force Base, MS.

The U.S. Air Force requires a brand-name Drone Detection Shield for persistent detection and alerting of small unmanned aircraft systems at Columbus Air Force Base, Mississippi. The system must support the 14th Flying Training Wing’s operations and base security, with a design allowing future addition of a defeat capability. The requirement includes one Lot of the Drone Shield Immediate Response Kit, along with all associated setup services and equipment. Performance will occur at Columbus Air Force Base, MS. No budget amount is specified.

The U.S. Air Force requires a brand-name Drone Detection Shield for persistent detection, identification, and alerting of small unmanned aircraft systems at Columbus Air Force Base, Mississippi. The system must support the 14th Flying Training Wing’s operations and base security, with a design allowing future addition of a defeat capability. The requirement includes one Lot of the Drone Shield Immediate Response Kit, along with all associated setup services and equipment. Performance of services will occur at Columbus Air Force Base, MS. No budget amount is specified in the description.