All Blue UAS Drones that have been vetted through the On Ramp process.

The Blue UAS effort, started in 2020, is a holistic and continuous approach that rapidly vets and scales commercial unmanned aerial system (UAS) technology for the Department of Defense (DoD).

Jan 19, 2023 · Ongoing updates to the Blue UAS website will provide additional updates on policy, approvals and frequently asked questions for vendors and government use of sUAS. This marks the closeout of Blue UAS 2.0.

Blue UAS are drones approved by the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) for use by the federal government. (UAS = Uncrewed Aerial Systems—or, in other words, drones.) To be given the Blue UAS designation drones must meet specific, rigorous standards related to …

Feb 14, 2025 · To address those concerns, DIU opted to refresh the Blue UAS List and build out the Blue UAS Framework effort. In response, firms from the U.S. and 18 partner countries applied to participate in ...

Aug 29, 2024 · Areas. Blue UAS systems are DOD approved systems, and their operators must have appropriate Service authorized training in order to operate Blue UAS systems on Marine

4 days ago · The Blue UAS Framework is a list of interoperable, NDAA-compliant UAS components, software, modules and related capabilities for industry and government partners. It provides advanced capabilities ...

4 days ago · The Blue UAS List is a list of DoD approved drones providing options for the evolving mission needs of government users. These drones are compliant with section 848 of the FY20 NDAA , section 817 of the FY23 NDAA, and the 2024 American Security Drone Act, validated as cyber-secure, and are available for government purchase and operation. The ...

We offer an ecosystem of uncrewed solutions purpose-built for any environment. Each solution leverages an agile approach to design achieving rapid deployment and unparalleled versatility. The E900 can fly up to 35 minutes with up to a 5-lb payload and …

4 days ago · After three days of flight demonstrations at the Blue UAS Challenge at Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center 29 Palms, Service evaluators selected 23 platforms and 14 unique components and capabilities for National Defense Authorization Act verification and cyber security review. Over the coming months, as these selections complete the verification process, the …