UAB Dangolakis

UAB Dangolakis, a for-profit corporate entity headquartered in Kaunas, Lithuania, supplies small unmanned aircraft systems (SUAS), first-person view drone build kits, spare parts, and accessories to U.S. Army commands as a prime contractor operating under full-and-open competition with no set-aside designations. The vendor's federal footprint consists entirely of prime awards issued by European-based Army contracting offices, with all work performed in Germany.

The vendor holds a $25 million multiple-award BPA (W912PB26AA012) issued by the 409th Contracting Support Battalion, RCO Bavaria on February 2, 2026, extending through December 31, 2028. This vehicle establishes the master terms for procurement of ready-to-fly SUAS platforms, purpose-built attritable systems, FPV drone build kits, accessories, and spare parts inventory. Against this BPA, the vendor has received two task orders totaling $144 thousand in obligated value: a $120,516 call from Army Special Operations Command (SOCEUR) for TEIL UAS parts with performance through May 18, 2026, and a $23,365 call from Army European Command for FLYTRAP 5.0 (SB26) ELRS UAS for 2D Cavalry Division with performance through May 30, 2026. Both calls carry firm fixed price terms.

Customer concentration is distributed across three distinct Army commands — the RCO Bavaria 409th CSB (which anchors $25 million in potential value through the master BPA), Army Special Operations Command, and Army European Command — with 100% of the vendor's footprint derived from European Army operations. Combined potential value across all awards stands at $25.1 million, with only $144 thousand obligated to date. Activity consists of three prime awards initiated in 2026, all in the unmanned aircraft category (NAICS: Aircraft Manufacturing; PSC: Unmanned Aircraft). The vendor does not subcontract; all work is performed directly as the prime.