UNSPSC 25191541: Drone station

A station that supports automatic take-off, landing, storage, charging, and data transmission, etc of drones.

UNSPSC 25191541 Drone station is a Commodity code that state and local governments use to procure airport display and information systems, passenger boarding equipment, airport access control and video management infrastructure, and specialized airport ground-service vehicles. The recent solicitation activity under this code spans flight information display systems (FIDS) platforms managing real-time passenger information across 1,000+ digital display devices at major regional airports; passenger boarding bridges and ground power units for aircraft parking positions; access control and video management systems for airport secured areas; terminal ramp sweepers for airfield housekeeping; and aircraft boarding stairs for regional carriers. The code attracts airport authorities of all sizes—from major commercial hubs like Orlando International and Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta to smaller regional and municipal airports—along with city departments of aviation and county aviation authorities. Repeat buyers include the City of Dallas Department of Aviation, Pinellas County airports (St. Pete-Clearwater International), and the City of Atlanta Department of Aviation, reflecting ongoing investment in airport ground operations and passenger-facing infrastructure modernization.

Recent activity concentrates in the Southeast and South (Florida, Georgia, Texas, and regional airports in Mississippi and New Mexico), with the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority issuing an ITN on July 16, 2026 for FIDS design, implementation, and seven-year operations/maintenance at Orlando International Airport (response due August 27, 2026); the City of Dallas Department of Aviation soliciting proposals in May 2026 for procurement and installation of twenty passenger boarding bridges and twenty ground power units at Dallas Love Field (responses due May 29, 2026); Pinellas County issuing an ITB in April 2026 for annual maintenance and repair of access control and video management systems at St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport; and the City of Atlanta Department of Aviation conducting a multi-step sealed bid process in April 2026 for airport winter weather equipment (multi-tasking snow removal units), preventative maintenance, repair, and training services (prequalification deadline May 21, 2026). The mix reflects mature, federally funded airport infrastructure requiring specialized vendors capable of TSA security clearances, FAA compliance, Davis-Bacon prevailing-wage management, and long-term operational support.