Army, Marine Corps ping industry for more counter-drone tech

Published on March 2, 2024

The Army and Marine Corps recently released an RFI and RFP, respectively, for technologies that can defeat unmanned aerial systems.

The Army is doing market research for mobile weapons platforms that can shoot down unmanned aerial systems, while the Marine Corps is soliciting advanced technologies that can help defend installations against small drones.

UAS and counter-UAS technologies have played a significant role in recent conflicts, including in Ukraine and the Middle East.

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