Flyability Inc.

Flyability Inc., a foreign-owned manufacturer of autonomous inspection drones based in Westminster, Colorado, delivers specialized unmanned aerial systems to federal agencies as a prime contractor, with recent work concentrated in confined-space surveying and non-destructive testing packages for the Department of the Navy and the Department of Health and Human Services. The vendor competes under mixed set-aside posture — two of three recent prime awards used Total Small Business set-asides, while one NAVSEA purchase order carried no set-aside designation.

Flyability's federal footprint remains nascent. Total recent awards across prime and subcontract work number four, valued at $619 thousand in combined potential ceiling, with obligated dollars reaching $790 thousand (128% of combined potential value); the source does not explain the relationship between those aggregate figures. The customer base is concentrated: Naval Sea Systems Command anchors two awards worth $469 thousand combined (76% of potential value), while the CDC Pittsburgh's National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health drove a $150 thousand Elios 3 Surveying LiDAR package award in late September 2026. A single sub-award of unknown dollar value was placed under M.C. Dean, Inc. for Force Protection Division Electronic Systems support work in October 2025. The top NAICS categories track to unmanned-aircraft manufacturing and related auxiliary equipment (336411 and similar), with procurement spanning PSC code 1550 (Unmanned Aircraft).

Activity is episodic: one award in 2024, one in 2025, two in 2026. Two awards (combined potential value $387 thousand) face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and represent near-term recompete exposure. Named representative work includes the January 2026 NAVSEA purchase order for an Elios 3 Non-Destructive Testing package ($237 thousand, performance in Denver), the August 2024 NAVSEA total small business award for two Elios 3 Enterprise Package drones with surveying payloads and training courses ($231 thousand, place of performance Switzerland), and the CDC Pittsburgh sole-source purchase order of September 2026 for Elios 3 Surveying with LiDAR payload, flammable-gas sensors, and three years of premium software access ($150 thousand, delivery to West Mifflin, Pennsylvania by December 2026). The source links its M.C. Dean subaward to parent Indefinite Delivery Contract N6523620D8001 and reports one task order under that parent; it does not identify Flyability as holding an IDIQ seat.

Flyability is a company building solutions for the inspection and exploration of indoor, inaccessible, and confined spaces. By allowing drones to be used safely inside buildings, it enables industrial companies and inspection professionals to reduce downtime, inspection costs, and risks to workers. With hundreds of customers in over 50 countries in Power Generation, Oil & Gas, Chemicals, Maritime, Infrastructures & Utilities, and Public Safety, Flyability has pioneered and continues to lead the innovation in the commercial indoor drone space.