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Safe Pro Group Signs CRADA with U.S. Army
Safe Pro Group announced that it has entered into a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement, or CRADA, with the United States Army Engineer Research and Development Center to collaborate on the use of AI-powered image analysis under a project entitled Unified Situational Intelligence: UAS Enabled Data for Operational, Disaster, and Mission Critical Analysis.
Safe Pro Awarded $780,000 Purchase Order
Safe Pro announced it has been awarded a $780,000 purchase order from a new Department of War Prime Contractor for a package including its edge-based, AI-powered threat detection technologies and multiple Blue UAS drones. Work will commence in Q3 and is expected to be completed in Q1, 2027. This new Prime Contractor relationship expands Safe Pro's growing network of defense sector connections and is the fifth recent U.S. Government award for its patented AI technology.
Safe Pro Wins $730,000 U.S. Government Subcontract
Safe Pro announced it has won a new U.S. Government subcontract for its patented AI threat mapping and drone package. The total value of the award, before the exercise of additional options, is approximately $730,000.
Safe Pro Sees Increased Contract Activity in Q2
"During the second quarter, Safe Pro has continued to capitalize on the growing momentum we have seen in the defense markets for our novel, AI-powered threat detection and mapping technologies. Supported by massive government commitments to the adoption of AI, autonomous vehicles and drones at unprecedented scales, the rapid increase we are seeing in contract award activity provides confidence that we are well positioned to benefit from the broad defense sector demand for our unique AI software technologies," said Dan Erdberg, chairman and CEO of Safe Pro Group Inc.
Safe Pro Selected by Afwerx for SBIR Contract
Safe Pro announced that it has been selected by Afwerx for a Small Business Innovation Research, or SBIR, contract focused on the development of a new AI dataset using images of Foreign Object Debris/Damage that are commonly encountered on both U.S. Air Force and civilian airfields to address the most pressing challenges in the Department of the Air Force.
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