Lidar Component for WWMP Drone
Federal opportunity from 635000 - ODFW | 000 - ODFW • Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. Place of performance: OR. Response deadline: Jan 27, 2026.
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Lidar Component for WWMP Drone UAS mounted Flux O1 LiDAR sensor from Freefly Systems that will combine an Ouster OS1 scanner with an NDAA compliance system to improve the agencys ability to monitor conservation easements and to generate actionable spatial data in support of partner land management projects Freely Systems Flux 01 LiDAR Sensor Delivery & Freight Cost
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The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife is seeking proposals for a Lidar Component specifically designed for their WWMP Drone. This includes the Flux O1 LiDAR sensor from Freefly Systems, which will enhance conservation easements monitoring and generate actionable spatial data. Proposals are due by January 27, 2026, making timely and precise responses critical.
The buyer aims to procure a Flux O1 LiDAR sensor that combines an Ouster OS1 scanner with an NDAA-compliant system to improve land management capabilities and support partner projects.
- Supply of Flux O1 LiDAR sensor
- Integration with UAS technology
- Delivery and freight services
- Technical proposal detailing sensor specifications
- Cost proposal including delivery and freight
- Evidence of NDAA compliance
- Company qualifications and past performance examples
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- Specific performance requirements for the sensor
- Details about the agency's existing drone systems and technologies
- Information on partners involved in the land management projects
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