One line per organization and its official page, so you can check the source yourself. Links checked Oct 20, 2026.
The Pentagon's joint counter-drone task force, set up in Aug 2025 and reporting to the Deputy Secretary. It runs a counter-drone marketplace where military and agency buyers order validated systems, plus counter-drone training and guidance for installations. Counter-drone companies pitch it through its CSO.
New Pentagon office that oversees almost every drone and counter-drone budget line, including JIATF-401, DIU and DAWG. It also leads Project Agincourt, the groundwork for a future Autonomous Warfare Command. No vendor door yet.
Buys commercial technology fast through open solicitations, often in months. Co-runs the Drone Dominance Program with TRMC.
Successor to Replicator, hosted by U.S. Special Operations Command. Buys larger one-way attack drones and team-autonomy software. No open door now.
The Army office that buys small to mid-size drones, payloads and parts, and runs the Army Drone Marketplace.
The Air Force's innovation hub. Runs challenges and SBIR topics that feed Air Force buying decisions.
SOFWERX runs events and tests for U.S. Special Operations Command, such as the air-launched effects assessments.
The Army's prize competition program. Wins get soldiers using your product early.
Runs Army test events; useful for getting test data soldiers and program offices trust.
The Marine Corps' experimentation lab at Quantico. Tests new gear with Marines and feeds what the Corps buys.
New Homeland Security office (Jan 2026) that coordinates drone and counter-drone buying across CBP, Coast Guard, Secret Service and TSA. Contact listed: drones@dhs.gov.
Border agency that buys drones and contractor-run surveillance.
Sends counter-drone money to states (World Cup states first, then all 50). You sell to the states, not FEMA.
Pentagon office that makes loans for manufacturing scale-up.
Contracting consortium used for Drone Dominance awards. Join before award.
Pentagon marketplace for AI, command-and-control and autonomy software. You pitch with a 5-minute video.
Industry-run security certification for drones that also sell to civil buyers.
The Pentagon's cleared-drone list, moving from DIU to DCMA.
Federal small-business R&D funding that can lead to production contracts.
No verified official page yet
NavalX, AMTC, NAC/NEST, TReX II, the DoW Drone OTA Consortium (the playbook gives its email, DMConsortium@army.mil), DSCA FMS Fast Lane (dsca.mil exists but blocks bots).. We left these without links rather than guess.