Defense drone market intelligence
The defense drone market, connected.
Procurement, programs, buyers, suppliers and the aircraft themselves, in one database where every fact points back at the notice it came from. Not a tender feed: a map of who buys what, from whom, and under which program.
Public database · No account required
Data from TED, UK Contracts Finder, SAM.gov, NSPA, FTS and DSCA · Contracts from 2001 onward · Latest data added 26 Aug 2026
What is actually in here
Four record types, linked to each other.
Procurement
Tenders and awards from official portals, with buyer, value, deadline, quality score and a link to the original notice.
Programs
The multi-year efforts contracts belong to, so a single award reads as part of something rather than as an isolated line.
Buyers & suppliers
Who is procuring and who is winning, with their contract history attached rather than a name in a column.
Aircraft & systems
The platforms themselves: range, endurance, payload and mass, tied back to the manufacturers that build them.
Follow a market
Watch a country, a mission type or a category over two decades of awards and see where money is actually moving, not where a press release says it is.
Size up a competitor
Open a supplier and read what it has won, from which buyers, in which countries, and which of its aircraft the contracts point at.
Qualify an opportunity
Buyer, value, deadline, quality score, the program it belongs to and the original notice, on one page. Save the search and be told when it changes.
How it works
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Start anywhere
A country, a buyer, a supplier, a program or an aircraft. All four record types are public and need no account.
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Follow the links
Each record carries the ones around it. A contract names its buyer, its supplier and the program it sits under, so one page turns into a picture.
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Check the source
Every record links to the notice it came from and carries a quality score. Save the search and get told when it changes.
Who it is for
Business development teams
Opportunities sit scattered across national portals and surface late. Here they come up in one search, sorted by deadlines you can still meet.
Browse open tenders →Market & strategy teams
Sizing a segment from scattered notices takes weeks. Here spending by country, category and buyer is measured from the contracts themselves.
See market analysis →Leaders & advisers
Advising on a market that moves weekly needs current evidence, not last year's report. Here programs, vendors and procurement sit in one current picture.
Explore programs →Sources & method
Traceable to the source — scored, never stamped.
Official sources. Records come from official procurement portals — TED, UK Contracts Finder, SAM.gov, NSPA, FTS and DSCA.
Every fact traced. Individual fields carry the notice they came from, not just the record — 51,119 source records so far, and the original notice is always one click away.
A continuous quality score. Quality is a 0–100 score built from source reliability, field completeness and cross-references — shown on every record, never a binary stamp.
Official data wins. Research enrichment only fills gaps — it never overwrites what the official source said.
Free & paid
The full public database — no account required.
Save a search and hear about it weekly when it changes.
Move the moment your market does.
The data in your own tools and workflows.
Understand the market. Then act on it.
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