For drone and UAS service providers
Government contracts for drone and UAS services
Agencies are buying aerial work they used to buy on foot — bridge and roof inspections, stockpile volumes, corridor mapping, disaster imagery — usually under NAICS 541370 or 541990. It's a young category, so the contracts are scattered and often described by the job rather than the aircraft. YNTELRADAR reads the solicitation text to find the ones that actually need a drone, then takes it from found to won: scored against your business, the flight scope, Part 107 and insurance requirements and deliverable formats read out of the documents, what the government actually paid on comparable survey and inspection awards, your proposal drafted, and every step walked through until the award. In English or Spanish.
How it works
Tell us your trade
What you actually do, your NAICS codes and the states you work in. Two minutes, once.
We find it and score it against you
Federal, state and local. Every new solicitation scored 0–100 against your business, with the reasons written out so you can check them.
We take you from found to won
We read the documents, show what the government actually paid on comparable awards, draft your proposal and walk you through every step to submit — tracked from Interested to Won.
What lands in your feed
Open contracts in this trade right now — pulled live from the corpus, not examples.
U.S. Army Geospatial Center (AGC) Three-Dimensional High Speed-High Altitude Mapping Operations and Technology Integration (3DH2-M OTI) Single Award Task Order Contract (SATOC) Indefinite Delivery / Indefinite Quantity (ID/IQ) and Initial Task Order
Department of Defense
Limited Source Delivery Order for Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) Services under existing Basic Ordering Agreements – Order 3
Department of Defense
Limited Source Delivery Order for Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) Services under existing Basic Ordering Agreements – Order 4
Department of Defense
Simple pricing
Founding pricing, locked while it lasts. Cancel anytime.
Pro
Early adopterFor teams that bid seriously and can't miss a deadline.
- Every federal opportunity, scored 0–100 with the reasons
- One-line summary on 4 of every 5 notices
- Full solicitation text + attachments (federal)
- Pipeline tracking with notes
- Read / unread + amendment tracking
Scale
For agencies running many pipelines at once.
- Every state we cover — pre-selected, editable
- Local coverage — cities & counties, added weekly
- Recompete predictor — get known before the RFP drops
- Teaming matchmaking — the partner that closes your eligibility gap
- Pricing intelligence — what similar work actually got awarded
Questions people in this trade ask
What NAICS codes cover drone work?
541370 (Surveying and Mapping) and 541990 (All Other Professional and Technical Services). Neither is a drone code — they're broad buckets — so we require the solicitation to name the aerial work before it counts. Otherwise you'd get every survey and consulting contract in the country.
Why are there so few open drone contracts?
Because the market is genuinely small and young, not because we're missing it. Much of the aerial work is still bought as a line item inside a survey or engineering contract rather than as a standalone drone RFP. We say that plainly instead of showing you a big number made of unrelated surveying work.
How do I find drone work that's buried in a larger contract?
That's the real opportunity here, and it's why the surveying and engineering feed matters to you as well. Set your profile to cover surveying and mapping too, and we'll score those solicitations against your capability so you can spot the ones with an aerial scope inside.
What credentials do agencies ask for?
Usually Part 107 remote pilot certification, liability insurance covering unmanned operations, and sometimes a waiver history for the airspace involved. Each opportunity we surface carries its documents so you can confirm before you bid.
Tools for your next opportunity
From discovery to a well-prepared proposal
Bring research, analysis and preparation into one workspace, with tools for each stage of your team's work.
Federal, state and local
Explore U.S. government opportunities from federal, state and local sources. Check the coverage map and your plan to see what is available where you work.
Understand the fit
Use a fit score and its supporting reasons to prioritize notices based on your business profile, industry codes and locations.
Review requirements with AI
Use AI analysis to review the scope, requirements and dates in available solicitation information. Consult the original documents to confirm the details before submitting.
Add context to your pricing
With Scale, use available award history and comparable amounts to inform your pricing research alongside your own costs and delivery requirements.
Research previous awards
From Pro, consult available award history to learn which companies received contracts, from which agencies and for what amounts.
Plan for potential recompetes
With Scale, research contracts approaching their estimated end dates and plan your outreach. These signals support planning; they do not confirm a future solicitation.
Explore teaming partners
With Scale, research potential partners whose capabilities complement your team's, and review the available information to assess the fit.
Start with a proposal draft
From Pro, prepare AI-assisted proposal drafts using solicitation information and your business profile. Review, adapt and complete the content before submission.
Keep your next steps organized
Track the opportunities you choose to pursue, organize capture tasks and export deadlines to your calendar in .ics format.
Follow relevant updates
Receive opportunity digests and follow changes to notices. Digest frequency and access to instant alerts depend on your plan.
Work in English or Spanish
Choose your working language for the dashboard and AI-assisted analysis. Official documents retain their original language and submission requirements.
Choose the tools that match your team's needs. Features, usage limits and coverage vary by plan.
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