A government agency in Utah issued “Integrated Aerial Ignition System” (RFQ). Solicitation SYS-4351 closed on March 10, 2026. Eligibility: Only for USA Organization.
The Vendor is required to provide to acquire a fully integrated unmanned aerial system (UAS) specifically designed and validated for aerial ignition during wildfire management and prescribed burns.
- Provide a complete, turnkey aerial ignition solution consisting of the IGNIS aerial ignition system, the amplified Alta x drone, the proprietary da-flight control software, and all associated field accessories.
- IGNIS aerial ignition payload
• Consumables compatibility: must utilize standard dragon eggs and full-strength antifreeze.
• Capacity and drop rate: must hold up to 400 ignition spheres with a variable drop rate capable of up to 120 spheres per minute.
• Operational efficiency: must allow for system reloading in 2-5 minutes by a single operator.
• Physical specs: must be lightweight and durable (not exceeding 1.88 kg empty and 4 kg fully loaded) and delivered in a custom robust transport case.
• Safety and sensors: must include onboard obstruction detection, resistance monitoring, temperature tracking, fault-tolerant subsystems, and a remote emergency release system.
- Amplified Alta x UAS
• Electronics integration: compatibility with gimbals, thermal cameras, ads-b receivers, and the here link blue controller.
• Camera systems: integrated gimbaled thermal camera (e.g., WIRIS pro) featuring geo-tagging, gimbal control, and in-flight parameter adjustments.
• Hardware modifications: custom landing gear and payload rails specifically built to accommodate the IGNIS payload and camera systems.
• Situational awareness: integrated ads-b receiver to detect nearby manned aircraft.
• Controller: here link blue controller equipped with a custom tablet holder for streamlined, single-point operation of all systems.
• Maintenance: witness-marked screws to reduce user error during field maintenance.
- DA-flight control software
• Full control of both the drone and the IGNIS payload, complete with a live video feed.
• Autonomous ignition planning utilizing waypoints.
• Geo-fencing capabilities to strictly prevent ignition drops outside of designated operation areas.
• Support for offline satellite imagery and elevation maps for remote environments without internet access.
• Built-in diagnostic and calibration tools.
• Automated logging of flight paths and drop locations, exportable to spreadsheets.
- Accessories and field kits
• Modified transport cases for the Alta x drone, cameras, and field kits.
• Custom cases for field organization of batteries, chargers, and spare parts.
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No. This opportunity (SYS-4351) closed on March 10, 2026. See similar open RFPs below.
A government agency in Utah. The buyer's contact and submission details are in the solicitation documents.
Only for USA Organization.
Questions and inquiries must be submitted by March 5, 2026.
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