HAEUAV

The Heavy Aerial Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (HAEUAV) is a Department of Defense acquisition program categorized as "Other" with program number 297. While specific details about the program's core mission are limited in the provided data, the program appears to focus on unmanned aerial vehicle development and related technologies, particularly in the areas of propulsion systems and weapons integration.

The program's contract awards from 2005 to 2015 range in value from $145,000 to $6.4 million, with typical obligations falling between $1-3 million. Notable contracts include heavy fuel engine development for UAVs and weapons-related deliverables. Primary contracting organizations include Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation and Aeronautics Defense Systems Ltd., with work performed across multiple locations including Maryland and Israel. The contracts were predominantly awarded through the Air Force (FA8620), Navy (N00421), and Army (W58RGZ) contracting offices, with no small business set-asides utilized. The most common contract type is Cost Plus Fixed Fee, with contract durations typically ranging from 6 months to 5 years. Contract vehicles include both definitive contracts and delivery orders.