The Czech Ministry of Defence is in the market for training services related to military drone operations. Its notice covers services to deliver comprehensive training of unmanned aircraft pilots and operators in specific conditions with a tactical theme, in cooperation with other types of troops, and including joint training of manned and unmanned platforms, in support of Army of the Czech Republic tasks.
The notice title refers to a tactical simulator; the retained description does not specify equipment, a site, student numbers or a contract value, so the scale of the requirement stays unclear from the notice, but details are available in the tender portal.
It sits alongside a plainer hardware requirement from the German Bundeswehr equipment office. Projekt EULE covers commercially available small UAS with a maximum take-off weight of 4 kg, operable by one person, intended as a cross-sectional capability for reconnaissance, exploration and surveillance missions in military organisational areas.
Neither notice discloses a value, and neither description states certification, payload or supplier nationality requirements.
Open tenders to assess
Deadline reminder: the Fuerteventura Tech Park AGAMENON contract, reported in week 38, closes on 28 September 2026 and is still listed as tendered at €1,055,000. It covers an integral service of medium- and/or high-altitude persistent-flight UAS operations with onboard sensors, plus development of data processing applications, using the PTFSA Canarias Stratoport for HAPS&UAS in Fuerteventura, with data collection and dumping at the ISSEC centre. We have no evidence of any change since that issue beyond the nearer date.