FireSwarm Solutions is a Squamish, British Columbia company developing drone-agnostic coordination software, machine perception and mission integration for aerial wildfire response and critical logistics. Its Fire Mission Kit adapts partner aircraft, including ACC Innovation's ThunderWasp, for suppression missions, while its software coordinates aircraft and ground-sensor inputs. The Canadian contribution centres on system integration and orchestration; the heavy-lift aircraft are supplied by the Swedish manufacturer.
Operating context
FireSwarm's route to use runs through fire agencies, operators and infrastructure owners. Kelowna's July 2025 account confirms a late-May Knox Mountain exercise using smaller drones. The CEO later told the Senate that its purpose was lake-to-tank water delivery; he separately described heavy-lift suppression trials in Sweden. This separates local workflow testing from the larger aircraft's suppression demonstration.
Innergex and Strategic Natural Resource Group provide a utility-testing and operational-integration pathway. FireSwarm's deployment process starts with an agency's operating concept, then adapts equipment, software and training to that workflow. XPRIZE named the team a finalist in January 2026, but its later Alaska finals roster lists other teams. The finalist milestone should therefore be read as a dated progression result, not Alaska final-test validation.
Canadian footprint
FireSwarm is based in Squamish, British Columbia. The September 2026 MOUs propose expansion at Kelowna International Airport and a drone-maintenance training pathway with Okanagan College; they do not establish an operating production plant or completed training programme. FireSwarm's integration and software work is distinct from ACC Innovation's Swedish aircraft manufacturing. The CEO's October 2025 testimony described potential Canadian aircraft production as dependent on sufficient orders.
Squamish, British Columbia is the published city-level context for FireSwarm Solutions. It does not imply a street address or exact facility location.
FireSwarm merits a pilot-design conversation with wildfire operators and infrastructure owners seeking coordinated aerial water delivery and logistics. Its distinct contribution is the software and mission integration around partner aircraft. The Kelowna exercise, new regional MOUs and DDI supplier access create practical routes to evaluation, while current evidence still describes pilots and commercialization work. The decisive next step is to establish the offered aircraft configuration, operator responsibilities and approved deployment envelope.
Interpretation of the public record. Not qualification, endorsement or evidence of buyer interest.
FireSwarm combines drone-agnostic swarm coordination, machine perception and its Fire Mission Kit with partner aircraft and sensing systems. In the ThunderWasp configuration, FireSwarm supplies mission integration and software while ACC Innovation supplies the jet-powered aircraft. The system is being developed for coordinated water delivery, early suppression and logistics; its current company-described stage is pilot and demonstration deployment.
Evidence of maturity
Pilot and demonstration deployment according to FireSwarm's current FAQ. Kelowna's 2025 exercise used smaller drones to test the operating workflow; it was not a heavy-lift fleet deployment.
Commercial availability
Agency and partner pilots with deployment planning and training; the company describes commercialization as the next phase.
Core features
Central ground control, redundant communications and an AI coordination engine combine aircraft, sensor, weather and mission inputs.
The Fire Mission Kit integrates ACC Innovation's ThunderWasp with FireSwarm mission planning and swarm software.
The February 2026 team description names TACFIRS geolocation, ExoDrone VTOL overwatch, Solaris Suborbital high-altitude sensing and SenseNet optical, thermal and ground sensors as partner layers.
FireSwarm's February 2026 release describes the ThunderWasp configuration as carrying up to 400 kg of water; this is an attributed configuration specification.
In October 2025 Senate testimony, the CEO described expected endurance of 1.5 hours at 300 kg payload and nominal bucket-flight speed near 70 km/h. These dated figures are not a common tested envelope for every configuration.
NRC-funded heat-source mapping aims to distinguish wildfire from other hot objects and reduce unnecessary suppression responses.
Night, smoke and low-visibility missions are intended applications; deployment depends on agency integration, approved operating procedures and training.
On September 15, 2026, FireSwarm announced separate MOUs with the City of Kelowna and Okanagan College to expand operations at Kelowna International Airport and develop drone-specific aircraft-maintenance training. These are partnership and expansion plans, with no disclosed aircraft purchase. The announcement follows FireSwarm's August 24 DDI Marketplace supply-arrangement award, adding a federal supplier-access pathway alongside its regional development work.
FireSwarm is working with agencies and partners through tailored pilots, operational exercises and deployment planning. Its FAQ describes a pilot and demonstration phase; deployment involves agreed operating procedures, training and operational approvals.
Financing and disclosed activity
Fasken, counsel to FireSwarm, records a Kongsberg Canada ITB investment closed in May 2026 to support R&D, exercises and hiring; the amount and instrument were not disclosed. FireSwarm announced $500,000 in non-dilutive CICE funding in December 2024. NorthX's current portfolio page records that backing against a $1,961,869 project value, which is the reported project value rather than additional investment. NRC records separately identify C$78,000 for the Kelowna scaled demonstration, C$120,000 for heat-source mapping, and C$75,000 for defence-market cybersecurity readiness. These are disclosed development agreements, not a revenue total.
Reported stage
Pilot and demonstration deployment; progressing toward commercialization
Programs and deployments
Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace
Prequalified supply-arrangement holder · SA 033
Sponsor or operator: Public Services and Procurement Canada
Selected
Organization role. FireSwarm holds DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464918, SA 033, awarded August 24, 2026 under solicitation WS5802684496. Its term is August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The nominal C$1 arrangement establishes supplier-pool access; it is not a funded equipment purchase. The published award page does not identify FireSwarm's qualified streams.
Program. A federal marketplace supply-arrangement mechanism for qualified defence-drone suppliers; a nominal-value arrangement establishes access to the supplier pool, not a task authorization, order or revenue.
Started Aug 26, 2026 · Ended Jul 31, 2031
Contract CW2464918 · Notice WS5802684496 · Other W8703-270055 SA 033
Coordinated heavy-lift aircraft and low-visibility autonomy could support remote logistics and monitoring missions; the mapping is derived and does not establish a military deployment.
Questions for a first conversation
01
Which aircraft configuration and operating approvals can support a Canadian pilot today, and what payload, endurance and weather limits apply?
Public material spans smaller-drone workflow exercises and several dated heavy-lift specifications. A pilot decision needs the offered configuration and its approved operating envelope.
02
For a first deployment, who owns and operates the aircraft, provides maintenance and training, and bears standby costs?
The proposed route combines FireSwarm integration, partner aircraft, agencies and service operators. The Kelowna and college MOUs add location and training plans, while a deployable commercial package still needs clear responsibilities.
03
What field results show false-alarm rates and suppression effectiveness when the perception system is linked to the offered aircraft?
NRC funds discrimination between wildfire and other hot objects. The company's earlier testimony separated logistics demonstrations from suppression testing; published project objectives do not supply a validated accuracy or effectiveness dataset.
04
Which DDI streams are qualified, and what remains before a task order requiring CPCSC Level 2 could be delivered?
The supply arrangement establishes supplier-pool access without identifying qualified streams on the award page. The separate cybersecurity project targets CPCSC Level 2 by spring 2027.
Original sources 28 linked records
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NATO DIANA lists FireSwarm in its 2026 Canadian cohort for DASA-controlled ultra-heavy-lift drones in extreme environments, following its selection as an XPRIZE Wildfire semifinalist and public Canadian parliamentary discussion of the technology's maturity.
Supports: Profile · defence posture
NATO DIANA's 2026 cohort directory lists FireSwarm Solutions of Canada under Operations in Extreme Environments, describing DASA-controlled ultra-heavy-lift drones. Cohort membership is a development and accelerator signal; it does not establish a NATO procurement award, certification or deployed military capability.
NRC lists a C$75,000 grant to FIRESWARM SOLUTIONS INC for Defence Market Cybersecurity Readiness, running March 23, 2026 to March 22, 2027. Its stated target is Canadian Program for Cyber Security Certification Level 2 by spring 2027. Funding a readiness project does not establish current CPCSC certification.
Supports: Profile · disclosed financing summary
Public sources cited · Facts and assessments kept separate · Human review
NATO Defence Innovation Accelerator for the North Atlantic
NATO DIANA lists FireSwarm Solutions as a 2026 Canadian cohort company developing DASA-controlled ultra-heavy-lift drones; cohort participation is not represented as procurement or operational endorsement.
Airport expansion MOU partner
City of Kelowna
FireSwarm's September 15, 2026 release announces a City of Kelowna MOU intended to expand company operations at Kelowna International Airport. The agreement is an expansion framework; the release does not disclose an aircraft purchase.
Drone-maintenance training MOU partner
Okanagan College
FireSwarm's September 15, 2026 release announces an Okanagan College MOU to develop drone-specific aircraft-maintenance training. This is a training-development partnership, not evidence that the proposed programme is already operating.
A June 25, 2025 MOU sets out joint development, demonstration and marketing of Kongsberg Geospatial's IRIS Terminal with FireSwarm's coordinated aerial wildfire-response system. The relationship concerns integration and operator situational awareness.
Operational integration partner
Strategic Natural Resource Group
FireSwarm's June 16, 2025 partnership with Strategic Natural Resource Group and Innergex combines aerial technology with wildfire-resilience operations. This establishes an integration and testing relationship, rather than a disclosed fleet order.
Wildfire-resilience testing partner
Innergex Renewable Energy
FireSwarm's June 16, 2025 announcement identifies Innergex as a partner exploring and testing aerial wildfire-response technology, with an intention to expand across its sites. No purchase quantity or service-contract value is disclosed.
Funding and ownership
NRC heat-source mapping contribution
$120,000
NRC agreement 1036985 contributes C$120,000 to heat-source mapping R&D, from September 1, 2025 to August 31, 2026 after amendment. The project aims to distinguish wildfire from other hot objects; the award does not establish a delivered detection-accuracy result.
NRC defence-market cybersecurity readiness grant
$75,000
NRC agreement 1040959 provides C$75,000 for cybersecurity readiness from March 23, 2026 to March 22, 2027, targeting CPCSC Level 2 by spring 2027. This records a development grant and target, not completed certification.
Kongsberg Canada ITB investment
Fasken, counsel to FireSwarm, records a Kongsberg Canada ITB investment closed in May 2026 for R&D, exercises and hiring. The amount and financing instrument are not disclosed.
Reviewed connections indicate possible relevance based on public evidence. They do not indicate procurement direction, eligibility, endorsement or customer interest.
Supports: Profile · operating context
NATO DIANA lists FireSwarm Solutions as a 2026 Canadian cohort company developing DASA-controlled ultra-heavy-lift drones; cohort participation is not represented as procurement or operational endorsement.
Supports: Profile · current activity
NATO DIANA lists FireSwarm in its 2026 Canadian cohort for DASA-controlled ultra-heavy-lift drones in extreme environments, following its selection as an XPRIZE Wildfire semifinalist and public Canadian parliamentary discussion of the technology's maturity.
Supports: 2026 accelerator cohort company relationship
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NATO DIANA lists FireSwarm Solutions as a 2026 Canadian cohort company developing DASA-controlled ultra-heavy-lift drones; cohort participation is not represented as procurement or operational endorsement.
In October 23, 2025 testimony, FireSwarm's CEO said May's Kelowna exercise used smaller electric drones for lake-to-tank water delivery, not suppression-efficacy measurement. He reported 300 kg drops in Sweden's XPRIZE trials; stated expected endurance of 1.5 hours with a 300 kg payload and nominal bucket-flight speed near 70 km/h; and distinguished FireSwarm's mission kit and software from ACC Innovation's Swedish aircraft. These are dated witness statements, not independently validated fleet specifications. The CEO said potential Canadian aircraft production depended on sufficient purchase orders.
In October 23, 2025 testimony, FireSwarm's CEO said May's Kelowna exercise used smaller electric drones for lake-to-tank water delivery, not suppression-efficacy measurement. He reported 300 kg drops in Sweden's XPRIZE trials; stated expected endurance of 1.5 hours with a 300 kg payload and nominal bucket-flight speed near 70 km/h; and distinguished FireSwarm's mission kit and software from ACC Innovation's Swedish aircraft. These are dated witness statements, not independently validated fleet specifications. The CEO said potential Canadian aircraft production depended on sufficient purchase orders.
Supports: Profile · description
In October 23, 2025 testimony, FireSwarm's CEO said May's Kelowna exercise used smaller electric drones for lake-to-tank water delivery, not suppression-efficacy measurement. He reported 300 kg drops in Sweden's XPRIZE trials; stated expected endurance of 1.5 hours with a 300 kg payload and nominal bucket-flight speed near 70 km/h; and distinguished FireSwarm's mission kit and software from ACC Innovation's Swedish aircraft. These are dated witness statements, not independently validated fleet specifications. The CEO said potential Canadian aircraft production depended on sufficient purchase orders.
Supports: Profile · operating context
In October 23, 2025 testimony, FireSwarm's CEO said May's Kelowna exercise used smaller electric drones for lake-to-tank water delivery, not suppression-efficacy measurement. He reported 300 kg drops in Sweden's XPRIZE trials; stated expected endurance of 1.5 hours with a 300 kg payload and nominal bucket-flight speed near 70 km/h; and distinguished FireSwarm's mission kit and software from ACC Innovation's Swedish aircraft. These are dated witness statements, not independently validated fleet specifications. The CEO said potential Canadian aircraft production depended on sufficient purchase orders.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
In October 23, 2025 testimony, FireSwarm's CEO said May's Kelowna exercise used smaller electric drones for lake-to-tank water delivery, not suppression-efficacy measurement. He reported 300 kg drops in Sweden's XPRIZE trials; stated expected endurance of 1.5 hours with a 300 kg payload and nominal bucket-flight speed near 70 km/h; and distinguished FireSwarm's mission kit and software from ACC Innovation's Swedish aircraft. These are dated witness statements, not independently validated fleet specifications. The CEO said potential Canadian aircraft production depended on sufficient purchase orders.
In October 23, 2025 testimony, FireSwarm's CEO said May's Kelowna exercise used smaller electric drones for lake-to-tank water delivery, not suppression-efficacy measurement. He reported 300 kg drops in Sweden's XPRIZE trials; stated expected endurance of 1.5 hours with a 300 kg payload and nominal bucket-flight speed near 70 km/h; and distinguished FireSwarm's mission kit and software from ACC Innovation's Swedish aircraft. These are dated witness statements, not independently validated fleet specifications. The CEO said potential Canadian aircraft production depended on sufficient purchase orders.
In October 23, 2025 testimony, FireSwarm's CEO said May's Kelowna exercise used smaller electric drones for lake-to-tank water delivery, not suppression-efficacy measurement. He reported 300 kg drops in Sweden's XPRIZE trials; stated expected endurance of 1.5 hours with a 300 kg payload and nominal bucket-flight speed near 70 km/h; and distinguished FireSwarm's mission kit and software from ACC Innovation's Swedish aircraft. These are dated witness statements, not independently validated fleet specifications. The CEO said potential Canadian aircraft production depended on sufficient purchase orders.
Supports: Coordinated ultra-heavy-lift aerial system · core features
In October 23, 2025 testimony, FireSwarm's CEO said May's Kelowna exercise used smaller electric drones for lake-to-tank water delivery, not suppression-efficacy measurement. He reported 300 kg drops in Sweden's XPRIZE trials; stated expected endurance of 1.5 hours with a 300 kg payload and nominal bucket-flight speed near 70 km/h; and distinguished FireSwarm's mission kit and software from ACC Innovation's Swedish aircraft. These are dated witness statements, not independently validated fleet specifications. The CEO said potential Canadian aircraft production depended on sufficient purchase orders.
FireSwarm Solutions is a Canadian autonomous-aviation company developing coordinated ultra-heavy-lift uncrewed aircraft for wildfire suppression, emergency response and dual-use logistics in hazardous environments.
Supports: Profile · editorial profile version
FireSwarm Solutions has sufficient mapped public evidence for private reviewer consideration of the shared editorial profile template.
True North Map derives this first-conversation question from the documented FireSwarm Solutions capability, current evidence and the decision gap that remains.
FireSwarm Solutions's public evidence establishes its current role and offering, but it does not answer every access, configuration, eligibility, maturity or buyer question needed for a first business-development conversation.
Supports: Profile · operating context
Ultra-heavy-lift uncrewed aircraft; Multi-aircraft coordination software; Low-visibility and terrain-aware operation; Modular suppression and logistics payloads
Supports: Profile · current activity
True North Map classifies the legacy undated product description as operating context rather than a material current development, so the optional Recent Activity field is cleared.
The official public contact pathway for FireSwarm Solutions is https://www.fireswarmsolutions.com/.
Supports: Coordinated ultra-heavy-lift aerial system · summary
FireSwarm is developing heavy-lift uncrewed aircraft coordinated by autonomy software to deliver suppression payloads and logistics support in smoke, low visibility and difficult terrain.
Supports: Coordinated ultra-heavy-lift aerial system → Autonomous Patrol and Monitoring
Coordinated heavy-lift aircraft and low-visibility autonomy could support remote logistics and monitoring missions; the mapping is derived and does not establish a military deployment.
FireSwarm's February 2026 release describes its role as solution integrator and dynamic mission planner, with swarm software combining aircraft and ground-sensor inputs. It pairs the Fire Mission Kit with ACC Innovation's jet-powered ThunderWasp, which the release describes as carrying up to 400 kg of water. Partner layers are Trident Sensing TACFIRS geolocation, ExoDrone VTOL overwatch, Solaris Suborbital high-altitude sensing and SenseNet optical, thermal and ground-mesh detection. These are attributed configuration descriptions, not generic validated performance across all variants.
FireSwarm's February 2026 release describes its role as solution integrator and dynamic mission planner, with swarm software combining aircraft and ground-sensor inputs. It pairs the Fire Mission Kit with ACC Innovation's jet-powered ThunderWasp, which the release describes as carrying up to 400 kg of water. Partner layers are Trident Sensing TACFIRS geolocation, ExoDrone VTOL overwatch, Solaris Suborbital high-altitude sensing and SenseNet optical, thermal and ground-mesh detection. These are attributed configuration descriptions, not generic validated performance across all variants.
FireSwarm's February 2026 release describes its role as solution integrator and dynamic mission planner, with swarm software combining aircraft and ground-sensor inputs. It pairs the Fire Mission Kit with ACC Innovation's jet-powered ThunderWasp, which the release describes as carrying up to 400 kg of water. Partner layers are Trident Sensing TACFIRS geolocation, ExoDrone VTOL overwatch, Solaris Suborbital high-altitude sensing and SenseNet optical, thermal and ground-mesh detection. These are attributed configuration descriptions, not generic validated performance across all variants.
Supports: Profile · description
FireSwarm's February 2026 release describes its role as solution integrator and dynamic mission planner, with swarm software combining aircraft and ground-sensor inputs. It pairs the Fire Mission Kit with ACC Innovation's jet-powered ThunderWasp, which the release describes as carrying up to 400 kg of water. Partner layers are Trident Sensing TACFIRS geolocation, ExoDrone VTOL overwatch, Solaris Suborbital high-altitude sensing and SenseNet optical, thermal and ground-mesh detection. These are attributed configuration descriptions, not generic validated performance across all variants.
FireSwarm's February 2026 release describes its role as solution integrator and dynamic mission planner, with swarm software combining aircraft and ground-sensor inputs. It pairs the Fire Mission Kit with ACC Innovation's jet-powered ThunderWasp, which the release describes as carrying up to 400 kg of water. Partner layers are Trident Sensing TACFIRS geolocation, ExoDrone VTOL overwatch, Solaris Suborbital high-altitude sensing and SenseNet optical, thermal and ground-mesh detection. These are attributed configuration descriptions, not generic validated performance across all variants.
Supports: Coordinated ultra-heavy-lift aerial system · summary
FireSwarm's February 2026 release describes its role as solution integrator and dynamic mission planner, with swarm software combining aircraft and ground-sensor inputs. It pairs the Fire Mission Kit with ACC Innovation's jet-powered ThunderWasp, which the release describes as carrying up to 400 kg of water. Partner layers are Trident Sensing TACFIRS geolocation, ExoDrone VTOL overwatch, Solaris Suborbital high-altitude sensing and SenseNet optical, thermal and ground-mesh detection. These are attributed configuration descriptions, not generic validated performance across all variants.
Supports: Coordinated ultra-heavy-lift aerial system · core features
FireSwarm's February 2026 release describes its role as solution integrator and dynamic mission planner, with swarm software combining aircraft and ground-sensor inputs. It pairs the Fire Mission Kit with ACC Innovation's jet-powered ThunderWasp, which the release describes as carrying up to 400 kg of water. Partner layers are Trident Sensing TACFIRS geolocation, ExoDrone VTOL overwatch, Solaris Suborbital high-altitude sensing and SenseNet optical, thermal and ground-mesh detection. These are attributed configuration descriptions, not generic validated performance across all variants.
Supports: Coordinated ultra-heavy-lift aerial system · core features
FireSwarm's February 2026 release describes its role as solution integrator and dynamic mission planner, with swarm software combining aircraft and ground-sensor inputs. It pairs the Fire Mission Kit with ACC Innovation's jet-powered ThunderWasp, which the release describes as carrying up to 400 kg of water. Partner layers are Trident Sensing TACFIRS geolocation, ExoDrone VTOL overwatch, Solaris Suborbital high-altitude sensing and SenseNet optical, thermal and ground-mesh detection. These are attributed configuration descriptions, not generic validated performance across all variants.
Supports: Coordinated ultra-heavy-lift aerial system · core features
FireSwarm's February 2026 release describes its role as solution integrator and dynamic mission planner, with swarm software combining aircraft and ground-sensor inputs. It pairs the Fire Mission Kit with ACC Innovation's jet-powered ThunderWasp, which the release describes as carrying up to 400 kg of water. Partner layers are Trident Sensing TACFIRS geolocation, ExoDrone VTOL overwatch, Solaris Suborbital high-altitude sensing and SenseNet optical, thermal and ground-mesh detection. These are attributed configuration descriptions, not generic validated performance across all variants.
NRC lists a C$75,000 grant to FIRESWARM SOLUTIONS INC for Defence Market Cybersecurity Readiness, running March 23, 2026 to March 22, 2027. Its stated target is Canadian Program for Cyber Security Certification Level 2 by spring 2027. Funding a readiness project does not establish current CPCSC certification.
NRC lists a C$75,000 grant to FIRESWARM SOLUTIONS INC for Defence Market Cybersecurity Readiness, running March 23, 2026 to March 22, 2027. Its stated target is Canadian Program for Cyber Security Certification Level 2 by spring 2027. Funding a readiness project does not establish current CPCSC certification.
NRC lists a C$75,000 grant to FIRESWARM SOLUTIONS INC for Defence Market Cybersecurity Readiness, running March 23, 2026 to March 22, 2027. Its stated target is Canadian Program for Cyber Security Certification Level 2 by spring 2027. Funding a readiness project does not establish current CPCSC certification.
Supports: Profile · defence posture
NRC lists a C$75,000 grant to FIRESWARM SOLUTIONS INC for Defence Market Cybersecurity Readiness, running March 23, 2026 to March 22, 2027. Its stated target is Canadian Program for Cyber Security Certification Level 2 by spring 2027. Funding a readiness project does not establish current CPCSC certification.
NRC lists a C$75,000 grant to FIRESWARM SOLUTIONS INC for Defence Market Cybersecurity Readiness, running March 23, 2026 to March 22, 2027. Its stated target is Canadian Program for Cyber Security Certification Level 2 by spring 2027. Funding a readiness project does not establish current CPCSC certification.
Supports: NRC defence-market cybersecurity readiness grant funding event
NRC lists a C$75,000 grant to FIRESWARM SOLUTIONS INC for Defence Market Cybersecurity Readiness, running March 23, 2026 to March 22, 2027. Its stated target is Canadian Program for Cyber Security Certification Level 2 by spring 2027. Funding a readiness project does not establish current CPCSC certification.
Supports: NRC defence-market cybersecurity readiness grant funding event
NRC lists a C$75,000 grant to FIRESWARM SOLUTIONS INC for Defence Market Cybersecurity Readiness, running March 23, 2026 to March 22, 2027. Its stated target is Canadian Program for Cyber Security Certification Level 2 by spring 2027. Funding a readiness project does not establish current CPCSC certification.
Supports: NRC defence-market cybersecurity readiness grant funding event
NRC lists a C$75,000 grant to FIRESWARM SOLUTIONS INC for Defence Market Cybersecurity Readiness, running March 23, 2026 to March 22, 2027. Its stated target is Canadian Program for Cyber Security Certification Level 2 by spring 2027. Funding a readiness project does not establish current CPCSC certification.
Supports: NRC defence-market cybersecurity readiness grant funding event
NRC lists a C$75,000 grant to FIRESWARM SOLUTIONS INC for Defence Market Cybersecurity Readiness, running March 23, 2026 to March 22, 2027. Its stated target is Canadian Program for Cyber Security Certification Level 2 by spring 2027. Funding a readiness project does not establish current CPCSC certification.
Supports: NRC defence-market cybersecurity readiness grant funding event
NRC lists a C$75,000 grant to FIRESWARM SOLUTIONS INC for Defence Market Cybersecurity Readiness, running March 23, 2026 to March 22, 2027. Its stated target is Canadian Program for Cyber Security Certification Level 2 by spring 2027. Funding a readiness project does not establish current CPCSC certification.
XPRIZE's later Alaska finals-testing page identifies Anduril, AURA Foresight and Dryad as the three competing teams in June 2026. FireSwarm's January finalist status therefore cannot be presented as proof of participation in the later Alaska finals. The inspected organizer roster does not explain FireSwarm's absence.
FireSwarm describes drone-agnostic, patent-pending swarm software and machine perception. Its architecture combines heterogeneous sensors, an AI coordination engine, redundant communications and a central ground-control station to coordinate multiple aircraft for wildfire suppression and critical logistics. These are vendor descriptions, not independent performance certifications.
Supports: Profile · description
FireSwarm describes drone-agnostic, patent-pending swarm software and machine perception. Its architecture combines heterogeneous sensors, an AI coordination engine, redundant communications and a central ground-control station to coordinate multiple aircraft for wildfire suppression and critical logistics. These are vendor descriptions, not independent performance certifications.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
FireSwarm describes drone-agnostic, patent-pending swarm software and machine perception. Its architecture combines heterogeneous sensors, an AI coordination engine, redundant communications and a central ground-control station to coordinate multiple aircraft for wildfire suppression and critical logistics. These are vendor descriptions, not independent performance certifications.
Supports: Coordinated ultra-heavy-lift aerial system · technicaldomainslugs
FireSwarm describes drone-agnostic, patent-pending swarm software and machine perception. Its architecture combines heterogeneous sensors, an AI coordination engine, redundant communications and a central ground-control station to coordinate multiple aircraft for wildfire suppression and critical logistics. These are vendor descriptions, not independent performance certifications.
Supports: Coordinated ultra-heavy-lift aerial system · technicaldomainslugs
FireSwarm describes drone-agnostic, patent-pending swarm software and machine perception. Its architecture combines heterogeneous sensors, an AI coordination engine, redundant communications and a central ground-control station to coordinate multiple aircraft for wildfire suppression and critical logistics. These are vendor descriptions, not independent performance certifications.
Supports: Coordinated ultra-heavy-lift aerial system · technical tags
FireSwarm describes drone-agnostic, patent-pending swarm software and machine perception. Its architecture combines heterogeneous sensors, an AI coordination engine, redundant communications and a central ground-control station to coordinate multiple aircraft for wildfire suppression and critical logistics. These are vendor descriptions, not independent performance certifications.
Supports: Coordinated ultra-heavy-lift aerial system · defence applications
FireSwarm describes drone-agnostic, patent-pending swarm software and machine perception. Its architecture combines heterogeneous sensors, an AI coordination engine, redundant communications and a central ground-control station to coordinate multiple aircraft for wildfire suppression and critical logistics. These are vendor descriptions, not independent performance certifications.
Supports: Coordinated ultra-heavy-lift aerial system · defence applications
FireSwarm describes drone-agnostic, patent-pending swarm software and machine perception. Its architecture combines heterogeneous sensors, an AI coordination engine, redundant communications and a central ground-control station to coordinate multiple aircraft for wildfire suppression and critical logistics. These are vendor descriptions, not independent performance certifications.
Supports: Coordinated ultra-heavy-lift aerial system · technical tags
FireSwarm describes drone-agnostic, patent-pending swarm software and machine perception. Its architecture combines heterogeneous sensors, an AI coordination engine, redundant communications and a central ground-control station to coordinate multiple aircraft for wildfire suppression and critical logistics. These are vendor descriptions, not independent performance certifications.
Supports: Coordinated ultra-heavy-lift aerial system · defence applications
FireSwarm describes drone-agnostic, patent-pending swarm software and machine perception. Its architecture combines heterogeneous sensors, an AI coordination engine, redundant communications and a central ground-control station to coordinate multiple aircraft for wildfire suppression and critical logistics. These are vendor descriptions, not independent performance certifications.
Supports: Coordinated ultra-heavy-lift aerial system · technical tags
FireSwarm describes drone-agnostic, patent-pending swarm software and machine perception. Its architecture combines heterogeneous sensors, an AI coordination engine, redundant communications and a central ground-control station to coordinate multiple aircraft for wildfire suppression and critical logistics. These are vendor descriptions, not independent performance certifications.
Supports: Coordinated ultra-heavy-lift aerial system · core features
FireSwarm describes drone-agnostic, patent-pending swarm software and machine perception. Its architecture combines heterogeneous sensors, an AI coordination engine, redundant communications and a central ground-control station to coordinate multiple aircraft for wildfire suppression and critical logistics. These are vendor descriptions, not independent performance certifications.
Supports: Coordinated ultra-heavy-lift aerial system · name
FireSwarm describes drone-agnostic, patent-pending swarm software and machine perception. Its architecture combines heterogeneous sensors, an AI coordination engine, redundant communications and a central ground-control station to coordinate multiple aircraft for wildfire suppression and critical logistics. These are vendor descriptions, not independent performance certifications.
Supports: Coordinated ultra-heavy-lift aerial system · technical tags
FireSwarm describes drone-agnostic, patent-pending swarm software and machine perception. Its architecture combines heterogeneous sensors, an AI coordination engine, redundant communications and a central ground-control station to coordinate multiple aircraft for wildfire suppression and critical logistics. These are vendor descriptions, not independent performance certifications.
Supports: Coordinated ultra-heavy-lift aerial system · defence applications
FireSwarm describes drone-agnostic, patent-pending swarm software and machine perception. Its architecture combines heterogeneous sensors, an AI coordination engine, redundant communications and a central ground-control station to coordinate multiple aircraft for wildfire suppression and critical logistics. These are vendor descriptions, not independent performance certifications.
Supports: Coordinated ultra-heavy-lift aerial system · technical tags
FireSwarm describes drone-agnostic, patent-pending swarm software and machine perception. Its architecture combines heterogeneous sensors, an AI coordination engine, redundant communications and a central ground-control station to coordinate multiple aircraft for wildfire suppression and critical logistics. These are vendor descriptions, not independent performance certifications.
Supports: Coordinated ultra-heavy-lift aerial system · technicaldomainslugs
FireSwarm describes drone-agnostic, patent-pending swarm software and machine perception. Its architecture combines heterogeneous sensors, an AI coordination engine, redundant communications and a central ground-control station to coordinate multiple aircraft for wildfire suppression and critical logistics. These are vendor descriptions, not independent performance certifications.
Supports: Coordinated ultra-heavy-lift aerial system · capability type
FireSwarm describes drone-agnostic, patent-pending swarm software and machine perception. Its architecture combines heterogeneous sensors, an AI coordination engine, redundant communications and a central ground-control station to coordinate multiple aircraft for wildfire suppression and critical logistics. These are vendor descriptions, not independent performance certifications.
Supports: Coordinated ultra-heavy-lift aerial system → Arctic Domain Awareness
FireSwarm describes drone-agnostic, patent-pending swarm software and machine perception. Its architecture combines heterogeneous sensors, an AI coordination engine, redundant communications and a central ground-control station to coordinate multiple aircraft for wildfire suppression and critical logistics. These are vendor descriptions, not independent performance certifications.
Supports: Coordinated ultra-heavy-lift aerial system → Arctic Domain Awareness
FireSwarm describes drone-agnostic, patent-pending swarm software and machine perception. Its architecture combines heterogeneous sensors, an AI coordination engine, redundant communications and a central ground-control station to coordinate multiple aircraft for wildfire suppression and critical logistics. These are vendor descriptions, not independent performance certifications.
Supports: Coordinated ultra-heavy-lift aerial system → Arctic Domain Awareness
FireSwarm describes drone-agnostic, patent-pending swarm software and machine perception. Its architecture combines heterogeneous sensors, an AI coordination engine, redundant communications and a central ground-control station to coordinate multiple aircraft for wildfire suppression and critical logistics. These are vendor descriptions, not independent performance certifications.
Supports: Coordinated ultra-heavy-lift aerial system → Arctic Domain Awareness
FireSwarm describes drone-agnostic, patent-pending swarm software and machine perception. Its architecture combines heterogeneous sensors, an AI coordination engine, redundant communications and a central ground-control station to coordinate multiple aircraft for wildfire suppression and critical logistics. These are vendor descriptions, not independent performance certifications.
Supports: Coordinated ultra-heavy-lift aerial system → Autonomous Patrol and Monitoring
FireSwarm describes drone-agnostic, patent-pending swarm software and machine perception. Its architecture combines heterogeneous sensors, an AI coordination engine, redundant communications and a central ground-control station to coordinate multiple aircraft for wildfire suppression and critical logistics. These are vendor descriptions, not independent performance certifications.
Supports: Coordinated ultra-heavy-lift aerial system → Autonomous Patrol and Monitoring
FireSwarm describes drone-agnostic, patent-pending swarm software and machine perception. Its architecture combines heterogeneous sensors, an AI coordination engine, redundant communications and a central ground-control station to coordinate multiple aircraft for wildfire suppression and critical logistics. These are vendor descriptions, not independent performance certifications.
Supports: Coordinated ultra-heavy-lift aerial system → Autonomous Patrol and Monitoring
FireSwarm describes drone-agnostic, patent-pending swarm software and machine perception. Its architecture combines heterogeneous sensors, an AI coordination engine, redundant communications and a central ground-control station to coordinate multiple aircraft for wildfire suppression and critical logistics. These are vendor descriptions, not independent performance certifications.
Supports: Coordinated ultra-heavy-lift aerial system → Autonomous Patrol and Monitoring
FireSwarm describes drone-agnostic, patent-pending swarm software and machine perception. Its architecture combines heterogeneous sensors, an AI coordination engine, redundant communications and a central ground-control station to coordinate multiple aircraft for wildfire suppression and critical logistics. These are vendor descriptions, not independent performance certifications.
NRC's proactive-disclosure record lists a C$120,000 contribution to FIRESWARM SOLUTIONS INC for heat-source mapping, from September 1, 2025 to August 31, 2026 following a March 17, 2026 amendment. The R&D aims to distinguish wildfire from other hot objects such as rocks, barbecues and vehicles. The agreement is not evidence that a specified detection accuracy has been achieved.
NRC's proactive-disclosure record lists a C$120,000 contribution to FIRESWARM SOLUTIONS INC for heat-source mapping, from September 1, 2025 to August 31, 2026 following a March 17, 2026 amendment. The R&D aims to distinguish wildfire from other hot objects such as rocks, barbecues and vehicles. The agreement is not evidence that a specified detection accuracy has been achieved.
NRC's proactive-disclosure record lists a C$120,000 contribution to FIRESWARM SOLUTIONS INC for heat-source mapping, from September 1, 2025 to August 31, 2026 following a March 17, 2026 amendment. The R&D aims to distinguish wildfire from other hot objects such as rocks, barbecues and vehicles. The agreement is not evidence that a specified detection accuracy has been achieved.
NRC's proactive-disclosure record lists a C$120,000 contribution to FIRESWARM SOLUTIONS INC for heat-source mapping, from September 1, 2025 to August 31, 2026 following a March 17, 2026 amendment. The R&D aims to distinguish wildfire from other hot objects such as rocks, barbecues and vehicles. The agreement is not evidence that a specified detection accuracy has been achieved.
Supports: Profile · disclosed financing summary
NRC's proactive-disclosure record lists a C$120,000 contribution to FIRESWARM SOLUTIONS INC for heat-source mapping, from September 1, 2025 to August 31, 2026 following a March 17, 2026 amendment. The R&D aims to distinguish wildfire from other hot objects such as rocks, barbecues and vehicles. The agreement is not evidence that a specified detection accuracy has been achieved.
Supports: Coordinated ultra-heavy-lift aerial system · core features
NRC's proactive-disclosure record lists a C$120,000 contribution to FIRESWARM SOLUTIONS INC for heat-source mapping, from September 1, 2025 to August 31, 2026 following a March 17, 2026 amendment. The R&D aims to distinguish wildfire from other hot objects such as rocks, barbecues and vehicles. The agreement is not evidence that a specified detection accuracy has been achieved.
NRC's proactive-disclosure record lists a C$120,000 contribution to FIRESWARM SOLUTIONS INC for heat-source mapping, from September 1, 2025 to August 31, 2026 following a March 17, 2026 amendment. The R&D aims to distinguish wildfire from other hot objects such as rocks, barbecues and vehicles. The agreement is not evidence that a specified detection accuracy has been achieved.
NRC's proactive-disclosure record lists a C$120,000 contribution to FIRESWARM SOLUTIONS INC for heat-source mapping, from September 1, 2025 to August 31, 2026 following a March 17, 2026 amendment. The R&D aims to distinguish wildfire from other hot objects such as rocks, barbecues and vehicles. The agreement is not evidence that a specified detection accuracy has been achieved.
NRC's proactive-disclosure record lists a C$120,000 contribution to FIRESWARM SOLUTIONS INC for heat-source mapping, from September 1, 2025 to August 31, 2026 following a March 17, 2026 amendment. The R&D aims to distinguish wildfire from other hot objects such as rocks, barbecues and vehicles. The agreement is not evidence that a specified detection accuracy has been achieved.
NRC's proactive-disclosure record lists a C$120,000 contribution to FIRESWARM SOLUTIONS INC for heat-source mapping, from September 1, 2025 to August 31, 2026 following a March 17, 2026 amendment. The R&D aims to distinguish wildfire from other hot objects such as rocks, barbecues and vehicles. The agreement is not evidence that a specified detection accuracy has been achieved.
NRC's proactive-disclosure record lists a C$120,000 contribution to FIRESWARM SOLUTIONS INC for heat-source mapping, from September 1, 2025 to August 31, 2026 following a March 17, 2026 amendment. The R&D aims to distinguish wildfire from other hot objects such as rocks, barbecues and vehicles. The agreement is not evidence that a specified detection accuracy has been achieved.
FireSwarm provides this contact page for government, fire-agency, community and industry enquiries about deployment and partnerships. The inspected page did not expose a general public email or telephone.
FireSwarm provides this contact page for government, fire-agency, community and industry enquiries about deployment and partnerships. The inspected page did not expose a general public email or telephone.
FireSwarm provides this contact page for government, fire-agency, community and industry enquiries about deployment and partnerships. The inspected page did not expose a general public email or telephone.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
FireSwarm Solutions has a documented Canadian operating presence in Squamish, British Columbia.
FireSwarm provides this contact page for government, fire-agency, community and industry enquiries about deployment and partnerships. The inspected page did not expose a general public email or telephone.
FireSwarm says it is in the pilot and demonstration deployment phase, moving toward commercialization. Deployment involves agency-specific operating concepts, hardware and software adaptation, integrated exercises and training. Operations require Transport Canada coordination and wildfire-agency operational approvals. Night, smoke and low-visibility operation are design intentions; the page gives no validated environmental envelope.
FireSwarm says it is in the pilot and demonstration deployment phase, moving toward commercialization. Deployment involves agency-specific operating concepts, hardware and software adaptation, integrated exercises and training. Operations require Transport Canada coordination and wildfire-agency operational approvals. Night, smoke and low-visibility operation are design intentions; the page gives no validated environmental envelope.
FireSwarm says it is in the pilot and demonstration deployment phase, moving toward commercialization. Deployment involves agency-specific operating concepts, hardware and software adaptation, integrated exercises and training. Operations require Transport Canada coordination and wildfire-agency operational approvals. Night, smoke and low-visibility operation are design intentions; the page gives no validated environmental envelope.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
FireSwarm says it is in the pilot and demonstration deployment phase, moving toward commercialization. Deployment involves agency-specific operating concepts, hardware and software adaptation, integrated exercises and training. Operations require Transport Canada coordination and wildfire-agency operational approvals. Night, smoke and low-visibility operation are design intentions; the page gives no validated environmental envelope.
FireSwarm says it is in the pilot and demonstration deployment phase, moving toward commercialization. Deployment involves agency-specific operating concepts, hardware and software adaptation, integrated exercises and training. Operations require Transport Canada coordination and wildfire-agency operational approvals. Night, smoke and low-visibility operation are design intentions; the page gives no validated environmental envelope.
Supports: Profile · commercial status
FireSwarm says it is in the pilot and demonstration deployment phase, moving toward commercialization. Deployment involves agency-specific operating concepts, hardware and software adaptation, integrated exercises and training. Operations require Transport Canada coordination and wildfire-agency operational approvals. Night, smoke and low-visibility operation are design intentions; the page gives no validated environmental envelope.
Supports: Profile · company stage
FireSwarm says it is in the pilot and demonstration deployment phase, moving toward commercialization. Deployment involves agency-specific operating concepts, hardware and software adaptation, integrated exercises and training. Operations require Transport Canada coordination and wildfire-agency operational approvals. Night, smoke and low-visibility operation are design intentions; the page gives no validated environmental envelope.
Supports: Profile · operating context
FireSwarm says it is in the pilot and demonstration deployment phase, moving toward commercialization. Deployment involves agency-specific operating concepts, hardware and software adaptation, integrated exercises and training. Operations require Transport Canada coordination and wildfire-agency operational approvals. Night, smoke and low-visibility operation are design intentions; the page gives no validated environmental envelope.
FireSwarm says it is in the pilot and demonstration deployment phase, moving toward commercialization. Deployment involves agency-specific operating concepts, hardware and software adaptation, integrated exercises and training. Operations require Transport Canada coordination and wildfire-agency operational approvals. Night, smoke and low-visibility operation are design intentions; the page gives no validated environmental envelope.
Supports: Coordinated ultra-heavy-lift aerial system · maturity
FireSwarm says it is in the pilot and demonstration deployment phase, moving toward commercialization. Deployment involves agency-specific operating concepts, hardware and software adaptation, integrated exercises and training. Operations require Transport Canada coordination and wildfire-agency operational approvals. Night, smoke and low-visibility operation are design intentions; the page gives no validated environmental envelope.
Supports: Coordinated ultra-heavy-lift aerial system · technology readiness level
FireSwarm says it is in the pilot and demonstration deployment phase, moving toward commercialization. Deployment involves agency-specific operating concepts, hardware and software adaptation, integrated exercises and training. Operations require Transport Canada coordination and wildfire-agency operational approvals. Night, smoke and low-visibility operation are design intentions; the page gives no validated environmental envelope.
Supports: Coordinated ultra-heavy-lift aerial system · summary
FireSwarm says it is in the pilot and demonstration deployment phase, moving toward commercialization. Deployment involves agency-specific operating concepts, hardware and software adaptation, integrated exercises and training. Operations require Transport Canada coordination and wildfire-agency operational approvals. Night, smoke and low-visibility operation are design intentions; the page gives no validated environmental envelope.
Supports: Coordinated ultra-heavy-lift aerial system · commercial availability
FireSwarm says it is in the pilot and demonstration deployment phase, moving toward commercialization. Deployment involves agency-specific operating concepts, hardware and software adaptation, integrated exercises and training. Operations require Transport Canada coordination and wildfire-agency operational approvals. Night, smoke and low-visibility operation are design intentions; the page gives no validated environmental envelope.
Supports: Coordinated ultra-heavy-lift aerial system · core features
FireSwarm says it is in the pilot and demonstration deployment phase, moving toward commercialization. Deployment involves agency-specific operating concepts, hardware and software adaptation, integrated exercises and training. Operations require Transport Canada coordination and wildfire-agency operational approvals. Night, smoke and low-visibility operation are design intentions; the page gives no validated environmental envelope.
CanadaBuys names FireSwarm Solutions Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464918, SA 033, under solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026. The term is August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The instrument is a supply arrangement with a C$1 nominal value establishing access to a prequalified supplier pool, not evidence of an equipment purchase, task order or revenue. The award page does not identify FireSwarm's qualified streams. The contact tab identifies PSPC as contracting organization and DND as buying organization.
CanadaBuys names FireSwarm Solutions Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464918, SA 033, under solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026. The term is August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The instrument is a supply arrangement with a C$1 nominal value establishing access to a prequalified supplier pool, not evidence of an equipment purchase, task order or revenue. The award page does not identify FireSwarm's qualified streams. The contact tab identifies PSPC as contracting organization and DND as buying organization.
Supports: Profile · current activity
CanadaBuys names FireSwarm Solutions Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464918, SA 033, under solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026. The term is August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The instrument is a supply arrangement with a C$1 nominal value establishing access to a prequalified supplier pool, not evidence of an equipment purchase, task order or revenue. The award page does not identify FireSwarm's qualified streams. The contact tab identifies PSPC as contracting organization and DND as buying organization.
CanadaBuys names FireSwarm Solutions Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464918, SA 033, under solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026. The term is August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The instrument is a supply arrangement with a C$1 nominal value establishing access to a prequalified supplier pool, not evidence of an equipment purchase, task order or revenue. The award page does not identify FireSwarm's qualified streams. The contact tab identifies PSPC as contracting organization and DND as buying organization.
CanadaBuys names FireSwarm Solutions Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464918, SA 033, under solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026. The term is August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The instrument is a supply arrangement with a C$1 nominal value establishing access to a prequalified supplier pool, not evidence of an equipment purchase, task order or revenue. The award page does not identify FireSwarm's qualified streams. The contact tab identifies PSPC as contracting organization and DND as buying organization.
Supports: Profile · defence posture
CanadaBuys names FireSwarm Solutions Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464918, SA 033, under solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026. The term is August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The instrument is a supply arrangement with a C$1 nominal value establishing access to a prequalified supplier pool, not evidence of an equipment purchase, task order or revenue. The award page does not identify FireSwarm's qualified streams. The contact tab identifies PSPC as contracting organization and DND as buying organization.
CanadaBuys names FireSwarm Solutions Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464918, SA 033, under solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026. The term is August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The instrument is a supply arrangement with a C$1 nominal value establishing access to a prequalified supplier pool, not evidence of an equipment purchase, task order or revenue. The award page does not identify FireSwarm's qualified streams. The contact tab identifies PSPC as contracting organization and DND as buying organization.
CanadaBuys names FireSwarm Solutions Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464918, SA 033, under solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026. The term is August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The instrument is a supply arrangement with a C$1 nominal value establishing access to a prequalified supplier pool, not evidence of an equipment purchase, task order or revenue. The award page does not identify FireSwarm's qualified streams. The contact tab identifies PSPC as contracting organization and DND as buying organization.
CanadaBuys names FireSwarm Solutions Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464918, SA 033, under solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026. The term is August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The instrument is a supply arrangement with a C$1 nominal value establishing access to a prequalified supplier pool, not evidence of an equipment purchase, task order or revenue. The award page does not identify FireSwarm's qualified streams. The contact tab identifies PSPC as contracting organization and DND as buying organization.
CanadaBuys names FireSwarm Solutions Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464918, SA 033, under solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026. The term is August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The instrument is a supply arrangement with a C$1 nominal value establishing access to a prequalified supplier pool, not evidence of an equipment purchase, task order or revenue. The award page does not identify FireSwarm's qualified streams. The contact tab identifies PSPC as contracting organization and DND as buying organization.
CanadaBuys names FireSwarm Solutions Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464918, SA 033, under solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026. The term is August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The instrument is a supply arrangement with a C$1 nominal value establishing access to a prequalified supplier pool, not evidence of an equipment purchase, task order or revenue. The award page does not identify FireSwarm's qualified streams. The contact tab identifies PSPC as contracting organization and DND as buying organization.
CanadaBuys names FireSwarm Solutions Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464918, SA 033, under solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026. The term is August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The instrument is a supply arrangement with a C$1 nominal value establishing access to a prequalified supplier pool, not evidence of an equipment purchase, task order or revenue. The award page does not identify FireSwarm's qualified streams. The contact tab identifies PSPC as contracting organization and DND as buying organization.
CanadaBuys names FireSwarm Solutions Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464918, SA 033, under solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026. The term is August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The instrument is a supply arrangement with a C$1 nominal value establishing access to a prequalified supplier pool, not evidence of an equipment purchase, task order or revenue. The award page does not identify FireSwarm's qualified streams. The contact tab identifies PSPC as contracting organization and DND as buying organization.
CanadaBuys names FireSwarm Solutions Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464918, SA 033, under solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026. The term is August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The instrument is a supply arrangement with a C$1 nominal value establishing access to a prequalified supplier pool, not evidence of an equipment purchase, task order or revenue. The award page does not identify FireSwarm's qualified streams. The contact tab identifies PSPC as contracting organization and DND as buying organization.
CanadaBuys names FireSwarm Solutions Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464918, SA 033, under solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026. The term is August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The instrument is a supply arrangement with a C$1 nominal value establishing access to a prequalified supplier pool, not evidence of an equipment purchase, task order or revenue. The award page does not identify FireSwarm's qualified streams. The contact tab identifies PSPC as contracting organization and DND as buying organization.
CanadaBuys names FireSwarm Solutions Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464918, SA 033, under solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026. The term is August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The instrument is a supply arrangement with a C$1 nominal value establishing access to a prequalified supplier pool, not evidence of an equipment purchase, task order or revenue. The award page does not identify FireSwarm's qualified streams. The contact tab identifies PSPC as contracting organization and DND as buying organization.
CanadaBuys names FireSwarm Solutions Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464918, SA 033, under solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026. The term is August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The instrument is a supply arrangement with a C$1 nominal value establishing access to a prequalified supplier pool, not evidence of an equipment purchase, task order or revenue. The award page does not identify FireSwarm's qualified streams. The contact tab identifies PSPC as contracting organization and DND as buying organization.
CanadaBuys names FireSwarm Solutions Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464918, SA 033, under solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026. The term is August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The instrument is a supply arrangement with a C$1 nominal value establishing access to a prequalified supplier pool, not evidence of an equipment purchase, task order or revenue. The award page does not identify FireSwarm's qualified streams. The contact tab identifies PSPC as contracting organization and DND as buying organization.
CanadaBuys names FireSwarm Solutions Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464918, SA 033, under solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026. The term is August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The instrument is a supply arrangement with a C$1 nominal value establishing access to a prequalified supplier pool, not evidence of an equipment purchase, task order or revenue. The award page does not identify FireSwarm's qualified streams. The contact tab identifies PSPC as contracting organization and DND as buying organization.
CanadaBuys names FireSwarm Solutions Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464918, SA 033, under solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026. The term is August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The instrument is a supply arrangement with a C$1 nominal value establishing access to a prequalified supplier pool, not evidence of an equipment purchase, task order or revenue. The award page does not identify FireSwarm's qualified streams. The contact tab identifies PSPC as contracting organization and DND as buying organization.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys names FireSwarm Solutions Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464918, SA 033, under solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026. The term is August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The instrument is a supply arrangement with a C$1 nominal value establishing access to a prequalified supplier pool, not evidence of an equipment purchase, task order or revenue. The award page does not identify FireSwarm's qualified streams. The contact tab identifies PSPC as contracting organization and DND as buying organization.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys names FireSwarm Solutions Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464918, SA 033, under solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026. The term is August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The instrument is a supply arrangement with a C$1 nominal value establishing access to a prequalified supplier pool, not evidence of an equipment purchase, task order or revenue. The award page does not identify FireSwarm's qualified streams. The contact tab identifies PSPC as contracting organization and DND as buying organization.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys names FireSwarm Solutions Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464918, SA 033, under solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026. The term is August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The instrument is a supply arrangement with a C$1 nominal value establishing access to a prequalified supplier pool, not evidence of an equipment purchase, task order or revenue. The award page does not identify FireSwarm's qualified streams. The contact tab identifies PSPC as contracting organization and DND as buying organization.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys names FireSwarm Solutions Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464918, SA 033, under solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026. The term is August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The instrument is a supply arrangement with a C$1 nominal value establishing access to a prequalified supplier pool, not evidence of an equipment purchase, task order or revenue. The award page does not identify FireSwarm's qualified streams. The contact tab identifies PSPC as contracting organization and DND as buying organization.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys names FireSwarm Solutions Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464918, SA 033, under solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026. The term is August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The instrument is a supply arrangement with a C$1 nominal value establishing access to a prequalified supplier pool, not evidence of an equipment purchase, task order or revenue. The award page does not identify FireSwarm's qualified streams. The contact tab identifies PSPC as contracting organization and DND as buying organization.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys names FireSwarm Solutions Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464918, SA 033, under solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026. The term is August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The instrument is a supply arrangement with a C$1 nominal value establishing access to a prequalified supplier pool, not evidence of an equipment purchase, task order or revenue. The award page does not identify FireSwarm's qualified streams. The contact tab identifies PSPC as contracting organization and DND as buying organization.
FireSwarm's September 15, 2026 release announces separate MOUs with the City of Kelowna and Okanagan College. The stated objectives are to expand FireSwarm operations at Kelowna International Airport and develop drone-specific aircraft-maintenance training. The release identifies FireSwarm as Squamish-based and cites a 2025 exercise with Kelowna Fire Department. The MOUs disclose neither an aircraft purchase nor a funded deployment order.
Supports: Profile · current activity as of
FireSwarm's September 15, 2026 release announces separate MOUs with the City of Kelowna and Okanagan College. The stated objectives are to expand FireSwarm operations at Kelowna International Airport and develop drone-specific aircraft-maintenance training. The release identifies FireSwarm as Squamish-based and cites a 2025 exercise with Kelowna Fire Department. The MOUs disclose neither an aircraft purchase nor a funded deployment order.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
FireSwarm's September 15, 2026 release announces separate MOUs with the City of Kelowna and Okanagan College. The stated objectives are to expand FireSwarm operations at Kelowna International Airport and develop drone-specific aircraft-maintenance training. The release identifies FireSwarm as Squamish-based and cites a 2025 exercise with Kelowna Fire Department. The MOUs disclose neither an aircraft purchase nor a funded deployment order.
FireSwarm's September 15, 2026 release announces separate MOUs with the City of Kelowna and Okanagan College. The stated objectives are to expand FireSwarm operations at Kelowna International Airport and develop drone-specific aircraft-maintenance training. The release identifies FireSwarm as Squamish-based and cites a 2025 exercise with Kelowna Fire Department. The MOUs disclose neither an aircraft purchase nor a funded deployment order.
FireSwarm's September 15, 2026 release announces separate MOUs with the City of Kelowna and Okanagan College. The stated objectives are to expand FireSwarm operations at Kelowna International Airport and develop drone-specific aircraft-maintenance training. The release identifies FireSwarm as Squamish-based and cites a 2025 exercise with Kelowna Fire Department. The MOUs disclose neither an aircraft purchase nor a funded deployment order.
FireSwarm's September 15, 2026 release announces separate MOUs with the City of Kelowna and Okanagan College. The stated objectives are to expand FireSwarm operations at Kelowna International Airport and develop drone-specific aircraft-maintenance training. The release identifies FireSwarm as Squamish-based and cites a 2025 exercise with Kelowna Fire Department. The MOUs disclose neither an aircraft purchase nor a funded deployment order.
FireSwarm's September 15, 2026 release announces separate MOUs with the City of Kelowna and Okanagan College. The stated objectives are to expand FireSwarm operations at Kelowna International Airport and develop drone-specific aircraft-maintenance training. The release identifies FireSwarm as Squamish-based and cites a 2025 exercise with Kelowna Fire Department. The MOUs disclose neither an aircraft purchase nor a funded deployment order.
Supports: Profile · current activity
FireSwarm's September 15, 2026 release announces separate MOUs with the City of Kelowna and Okanagan College. The stated objectives are to expand FireSwarm operations at Kelowna International Airport and develop drone-specific aircraft-maintenance training. The release identifies FireSwarm as Squamish-based and cites a 2025 exercise with Kelowna Fire Department. The MOUs disclose neither an aircraft purchase nor a funded deployment order.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
FireSwarm's September 15, 2026 release announces separate MOUs with the City of Kelowna and Okanagan College. The stated objectives are to expand FireSwarm operations at Kelowna International Airport and develop drone-specific aircraft-maintenance training. The release identifies FireSwarm as Squamish-based and cites a 2025 exercise with Kelowna Fire Department. The MOUs disclose neither an aircraft purchase nor a funded deployment order.
FireSwarm's September 15, 2026 release announces separate MOUs with the City of Kelowna and Okanagan College. The stated objectives are to expand FireSwarm operations at Kelowna International Airport and develop drone-specific aircraft-maintenance training. The release identifies FireSwarm as Squamish-based and cites a 2025 exercise with Kelowna Fire Department. The MOUs disclose neither an aircraft purchase nor a funded deployment order.
FireSwarm's September 15, 2026 release announces separate MOUs with the City of Kelowna and Okanagan College. The stated objectives are to expand FireSwarm operations at Kelowna International Airport and develop drone-specific aircraft-maintenance training. The release identifies FireSwarm as Squamish-based and cites a 2025 exercise with Kelowna Fire Department. The MOUs disclose neither an aircraft purchase nor a funded deployment order.
FireSwarm's September 15, 2026 release announces separate MOUs with the City of Kelowna and Okanagan College. The stated objectives are to expand FireSwarm operations at Kelowna International Airport and develop drone-specific aircraft-maintenance training. The release identifies FireSwarm as Squamish-based and cites a 2025 exercise with Kelowna Fire Department. The MOUs disclose neither an aircraft purchase nor a funded deployment order.
FireSwarm's September 15, 2026 release announces separate MOUs with the City of Kelowna and Okanagan College. The stated objectives are to expand FireSwarm operations at Kelowna International Airport and develop drone-specific aircraft-maintenance training. The release identifies FireSwarm as Squamish-based and cites a 2025 exercise with Kelowna Fire Department. The MOUs disclose neither an aircraft purchase nor a funded deployment order.
Supports: Drone-maintenance training MOU partner relationship
FireSwarm's September 15, 2026 release announces separate MOUs with the City of Kelowna and Okanagan College. The stated objectives are to expand FireSwarm operations at Kelowna International Airport and develop drone-specific aircraft-maintenance training. The release identifies FireSwarm as Squamish-based and cites a 2025 exercise with Kelowna Fire Department. The MOUs disclose neither an aircraft purchase nor a funded deployment order.
Supports: Drone-maintenance training MOU partner relationship
FireSwarm's September 15, 2026 release announces separate MOUs with the City of Kelowna and Okanagan College. The stated objectives are to expand FireSwarm operations at Kelowna International Airport and develop drone-specific aircraft-maintenance training. The release identifies FireSwarm as Squamish-based and cites a 2025 exercise with Kelowna Fire Department. The MOUs disclose neither an aircraft purchase nor a funded deployment order.
Supports: Drone-maintenance training MOU partner relationship
FireSwarm's September 15, 2026 release announces separate MOUs with the City of Kelowna and Okanagan College. The stated objectives are to expand FireSwarm operations at Kelowna International Airport and develop drone-specific aircraft-maintenance training. The release identifies FireSwarm as Squamish-based and cites a 2025 exercise with Kelowna Fire Department. The MOUs disclose neither an aircraft purchase nor a funded deployment order.
Supports: Drone-maintenance training MOU partner relationship
FireSwarm's September 15, 2026 release announces separate MOUs with the City of Kelowna and Okanagan College. The stated objectives are to expand FireSwarm operations at Kelowna International Airport and develop drone-specific aircraft-maintenance training. The release identifies FireSwarm as Squamish-based and cites a 2025 exercise with Kelowna Fire Department. The MOUs disclose neither an aircraft purchase nor a funded deployment order.
The City of Kelowna reports that its Fire Department and FireSwarm conducted an integrated exercise on Knox Mountain in late May 2025. Smaller drones were used to represent the scalable platform. Transport Canada and BC Wildfire Service were among observers. The report describes exploration and training, not operational procurement or approval for unrestricted flights.
Supports: Profile · operating context
The City of Kelowna reports that its Fire Department and FireSwarm conducted an integrated exercise on Knox Mountain in late May 2025. Smaller drones were used to represent the scalable platform. Transport Canada and BC Wildfire Service were among observers. The report describes exploration and training, not operational procurement or approval for unrestricted flights.
Supports: Coordinated ultra-heavy-lift aerial system · maturity
The City of Kelowna reports that its Fire Department and FireSwarm conducted an integrated exercise on Knox Mountain in late May 2025. Smaller drones were used to represent the scalable platform. Transport Canada and BC Wildfire Service were among observers. The report describes exploration and training, not operational procurement or approval for unrestricted flights.
NRC lists a C$78,000 contribution to FIRESWARM SOLUTIONS INC for BC Fast Pilot: City of Kelowna Aerial Fire Suppression Demonstration. The agreement runs September 1, 2024 to March 31, 2025 after an amendment. The record establishes funding for a scaled demonstration, not a city fleet procurement or the date of an actual exercise.
FireSwarm announced a June 16, 2025 agreement with Innergex Renewable Energy and Strategic Natural Resource Group for wildfire resilience. Innergex described exploring and testing the technology, with an intention to expand across its sites. This establishes a utility and operational partner pathway, not a disclosed recurring service contract or fleet purchase.
Supports: Profile · operating context
FireSwarm announced a June 16, 2025 agreement with Innergex Renewable Energy and Strategic Natural Resource Group for wildfire resilience. Innergex described exploring and testing the technology, with an intention to expand across its sites. This establishes a utility and operational partner pathway, not a disclosed recurring service contract or fleet purchase.
FireSwarm announced a June 16, 2025 agreement with Innergex Renewable Energy and Strategic Natural Resource Group for wildfire resilience. Innergex described exploring and testing the technology, with an intention to expand across its sites. This establishes a utility and operational partner pathway, not a disclosed recurring service contract or fleet purchase.
FireSwarm announced a June 16, 2025 agreement with Innergex Renewable Energy and Strategic Natural Resource Group for wildfire resilience. Innergex described exploring and testing the technology, with an intention to expand across its sites. This establishes a utility and operational partner pathway, not a disclosed recurring service contract or fleet purchase.
FireSwarm announced a June 16, 2025 agreement with Innergex Renewable Energy and Strategic Natural Resource Group for wildfire resilience. Innergex described exploring and testing the technology, with an intention to expand across its sites. This establishes a utility and operational partner pathway, not a disclosed recurring service contract or fleet purchase.
FireSwarm announced a June 16, 2025 agreement with Innergex Renewable Energy and Strategic Natural Resource Group for wildfire resilience. Innergex described exploring and testing the technology, with an intention to expand across its sites. This establishes a utility and operational partner pathway, not a disclosed recurring service contract or fleet purchase.
FireSwarm announced a June 16, 2025 agreement with Innergex Renewable Energy and Strategic Natural Resource Group for wildfire resilience. Innergex described exploring and testing the technology, with an intention to expand across its sites. This establishes a utility and operational partner pathway, not a disclosed recurring service contract or fleet purchase.
FireSwarm announced a June 16, 2025 agreement with Innergex Renewable Energy and Strategic Natural Resource Group for wildfire resilience. Innergex described exploring and testing the technology, with an intention to expand across its sites. This establishes a utility and operational partner pathway, not a disclosed recurring service contract or fleet purchase.
FireSwarm announced a June 16, 2025 agreement with Innergex Renewable Energy and Strategic Natural Resource Group for wildfire resilience. Innergex described exploring and testing the technology, with an intention to expand across its sites. This establishes a utility and operational partner pathway, not a disclosed recurring service contract or fleet purchase.
FireSwarm announced a June 16, 2025 agreement with Innergex Renewable Energy and Strategic Natural Resource Group for wildfire resilience. Innergex described exploring and testing the technology, with an intention to expand across its sites. This establishes a utility and operational partner pathway, not a disclosed recurring service contract or fleet purchase.
FireSwarm announced a June 16, 2025 agreement with Innergex Renewable Energy and Strategic Natural Resource Group for wildfire resilience. Innergex described exploring and testing the technology, with an intention to expand across its sites. This establishes a utility and operational partner pathway, not a disclosed recurring service contract or fleet purchase.
FireSwarm announced a June 16, 2025 agreement with Innergex Renewable Energy and Strategic Natural Resource Group for wildfire resilience. Innergex described exploring and testing the technology, with an intention to expand across its sites. This establishes a utility and operational partner pathway, not a disclosed recurring service contract or fleet purchase.
FireSwarm announced a June 16, 2025 agreement with Innergex Renewable Energy and Strategic Natural Resource Group for wildfire resilience. Innergex described exploring and testing the technology, with an intention to expand across its sites. This establishes a utility and operational partner pathway, not a disclosed recurring service contract or fleet purchase.
FireSwarm announced $500,000 of non-dilutive funding from the BC Centre for Innovation and Clean Energy on December 3, 2024 to advance development and commercialization of autonomous wildfire-response technology. The company described it as funding under CICE's Wildfire Tech Call for Innovation; it was not customer revenue or a fleet order.
NorthX's active FireSwarm project page lists $500,000 in backing and a $1,961,869 project value for autonomous wildfire-response technology. Project value is not an additional investment or FireSwarm revenue. Its projected fire and emissions benefits are projections, not measured outcomes.
Fasken, counsel to FireSwarm, records a Kongsberg Canada Industrial and Technological Benefits investment closed in May 2026. It is intended to support R&D, operational exercises, hiring and the transition from development to deployment. The record does not disclose the amount, financing instrument or ownership terms.
Fasken, counsel to FireSwarm, records a Kongsberg Canada Industrial and Technological Benefits investment closed in May 2026. It is intended to support R&D, operational exercises, hiring and the transition from development to deployment. The record does not disclose the amount, financing instrument or ownership terms.
Fasken, counsel to FireSwarm, records a Kongsberg Canada Industrial and Technological Benefits investment closed in May 2026. It is intended to support R&D, operational exercises, hiring and the transition from development to deployment. The record does not disclose the amount, financing instrument or ownership terms.
Fasken, counsel to FireSwarm, records a Kongsberg Canada Industrial and Technological Benefits investment closed in May 2026. It is intended to support R&D, operational exercises, hiring and the transition from development to deployment. The record does not disclose the amount, financing instrument or ownership terms.
Fasken, counsel to FireSwarm, records a Kongsberg Canada Industrial and Technological Benefits investment closed in May 2026. It is intended to support R&D, operational exercises, hiring and the transition from development to deployment. The record does not disclose the amount, financing instrument or ownership terms.
Fasken, counsel to FireSwarm, records a Kongsberg Canada Industrial and Technological Benefits investment closed in May 2026. It is intended to support R&D, operational exercises, hiring and the transition from development to deployment. The record does not disclose the amount, financing instrument or ownership terms.
XPRIZE named Team FireSwarm one of five Autonomous Wildfire Response finalists on January 29, 2026. The team combined FireSwarm coordination with ACC Innovation heavy-lift aircraft and sensing partners Solaris Suborbital, Trident Sensing, Exo Drone and SenseNet. The competition's 1,000 square kilometre and ten-minute goals are targets, not demonstrated FireSwarm performance.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys identifies Canadian UAVs Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464890, awarded August 20, 2026 and expiring July 31, 2031. The recorded CAD 1 nominal value and supplier-pool instrument establish procurement access, not a task order, revenue or delivery. The record lists 25 employees, a record-specific count rather than audited current headcount. The original body gives the arrangement period as August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031, separately from the August 20 award date.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys identifies Canadian UAVs Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464890, awarded August 20, 2026 and expiring July 31, 2031. The recorded CAD 1 nominal value and supplier-pool instrument establish procurement access, not a task order, revenue or delivery. The record lists 25 employees, a record-specific count rather than audited current headcount. The original body gives the arrangement period as August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031, separately from the August 20 award date.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys identifies Canadian UAVs Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464890, awarded August 20, 2026 and expiring July 31, 2031. The recorded CAD 1 nominal value and supplier-pool instrument establish procurement access, not a task order, revenue or delivery. The record lists 25 employees, a record-specific count rather than audited current headcount. The original body gives the arrangement period as August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031, separately from the August 20 award date.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys identifies Canadian UAVs Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464890, awarded August 20, 2026 and expiring July 31, 2031. The recorded CAD 1 nominal value and supplier-pool instrument establish procurement access, not a task order, revenue or delivery. The record lists 25 employees, a record-specific count rather than audited current headcount. The original body gives the arrangement period as August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031, separately from the August 20 award date.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys identifies Canadian UAVs Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464890, awarded August 20, 2026 and expiring July 31, 2031. The recorded CAD 1 nominal value and supplier-pool instrument establish procurement access, not a task order, revenue or delivery. The record lists 25 employees, a record-specific count rather than audited current headcount. The original body gives the arrangement period as August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031, separately from the August 20 award date.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys identifies Canadian UAVs Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464890, awarded August 20, 2026 and expiring July 31, 2031. The recorded CAD 1 nominal value and supplier-pool instrument establish procurement access, not a task order, revenue or delivery. The record lists 25 employees, a record-specific count rather than audited current headcount. The original body gives the arrangement period as August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031, separately from the August 20 award date.
Derived from Public Services and Procurement Canada: CanadaBuys identifies Resolute Innovations Inc. as the recipient of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2467088, dated August 24, 2026 and expiring July 31, 2031. The nominal CAD 1 entry is a supplier-pool arrangement rather than an order for vessels.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
Derived from Public Services and Procurement Canada: CanadaBuys identifies Resolute Innovations Inc. as the recipient of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2467088, dated August 24, 2026 and expiring July 31, 2031. The nominal CAD 1 entry is a supplier-pool arrangement rather than an order for vessels.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
Derived from Public Services and Procurement Canada: CanadaBuys identifies Resolute Innovations Inc. as the recipient of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2467088, dated August 24, 2026 and expiring July 31, 2031. The nominal CAD 1 entry is a supplier-pool arrangement rather than an order for vessels.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
Derived from Public Services and Procurement Canada: CanadaBuys identifies Resolute Innovations Inc. as the recipient of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2467088, dated August 24, 2026 and expiring July 31, 2031. The nominal CAD 1 entry is a supplier-pool arrangement rather than an order for vessels.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
Derived from Public Services and Procurement Canada: CanadaBuys identifies Resolute Innovations Inc. as the recipient of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2467088, dated August 24, 2026 and expiring July 31, 2031. The nominal CAD 1 entry is a supplier-pool arrangement rather than an order for vessels.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys records DDI Marketplace Supply Arrangement SA282/CW2466368 awarded 2026-08-24 to Flight Test Centre of Excellence Inc.; term 2026-08-26 through 2031-07-31 and nominal CAD1. This establishes a prequalified supply-arrangement route, not a task order, delivered drone or earned revenue.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys records DDI Marketplace Supply Arrangement SA282/CW2466368 awarded 2026-08-24 to Flight Test Centre of Excellence Inc.; term 2026-08-26 through 2031-07-31 and nominal CAD1. This establishes a prequalified supply-arrangement route, not a task order, delivered drone or earned revenue.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys records DDI Marketplace Supply Arrangement SA282/CW2466368 awarded 2026-08-24 to Flight Test Centre of Excellence Inc.; term 2026-08-26 through 2031-07-31 and nominal CAD1. This establishes a prequalified supply-arrangement route, not a task order, delivered drone or earned revenue.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys records DDI Marketplace Supply Arrangement SA282/CW2466368 awarded 2026-08-24 to Flight Test Centre of Excellence Inc.; term 2026-08-26 through 2031-07-31 and nominal CAD1. This establishes a prequalified supply-arrangement route, not a task order, delivered drone or earned revenue.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys records DDI Marketplace Supply Arrangement SA282/CW2466368 awarded 2026-08-24 to Flight Test Centre of Excellence Inc.; term 2026-08-26 through 2031-07-31 and nominal CAD1. This establishes a prequalified supply-arrangement route, not a task order, delivered drone or earned revenue.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys records DDI Marketplace Supply Arrangement SA282/CW2466368 awarded 2026-08-24 to Flight Test Centre of Excellence Inc.; term 2026-08-26 through 2031-07-31 and nominal CAD1. This establishes a prequalified supply-arrangement route, not a task order, delivered drone or earned revenue.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys records Agile Electromagnetics supply arrangement CW2464862, solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026, with duration August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The nominal CAD 1 record provides access to a prequalified defence-drone supplier pool, not an order or revenue. It identifies 95 Constance Lake Road, Kanata, and reports 15 employees; the earlier Hydra record reports one, so a headcount trend is not established.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys records Agile Electromagnetics supply arrangement CW2464862, solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026, with duration August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The nominal CAD 1 record provides access to a prequalified defence-drone supplier pool, not an order or revenue. It identifies 95 Constance Lake Road, Kanata, and reports 15 employees; the earlier Hydra record reports one, so a headcount trend is not established.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys records Agile Electromagnetics supply arrangement CW2464862, solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026, with duration August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The nominal CAD 1 record provides access to a prequalified defence-drone supplier pool, not an order or revenue. It identifies 95 Constance Lake Road, Kanata, and reports 15 employees; the earlier Hydra record reports one, so a headcount trend is not established.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys records Agile Electromagnetics supply arrangement CW2464862, solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026, with duration August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The nominal CAD 1 record provides access to a prequalified defence-drone supplier pool, not an order or revenue. It identifies 95 Constance Lake Road, Kanata, and reports 15 employees; the earlier Hydra record reports one, so a headcount trend is not established.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys records Agile Electromagnetics supply arrangement CW2464862, solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026, with duration August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The nominal CAD 1 record provides access to a prequalified defence-drone supplier pool, not an order or revenue. It identifies 95 Constance Lake Road, Kanata, and reports 15 employees; the earlier Hydra record reports one, so a headcount trend is not established.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys records Agile Electromagnetics supply arrangement CW2464862, solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026, with duration August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The nominal CAD 1 record provides access to a prequalified defence-drone supplier pool, not an order or revenue. It identifies 95 Constance Lake Road, Kanata, and reports 15 employees; the earlier Hydra record reports one, so a headcount trend is not established.
Derived from Public Services and Procurement Canada: CanadaBuys identifies Kynze, standardized as 11896547 Canada Inc., in Longueuil as recipient of DDI supply arrangement CW2466766, awarded August 24, 2026 and expiring July 31, 2031. Its CAD 1 value is nominal and does not establish product orders.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
Derived from Public Services and Procurement Canada: CanadaBuys identifies Kynze, standardized as 11896547 Canada Inc., in Longueuil as recipient of DDI supply arrangement CW2466766, awarded August 24, 2026 and expiring July 31, 2031. Its CAD 1 value is nominal and does not establish product orders.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
Derived from Public Services and Procurement Canada: CanadaBuys identifies Kynze, standardized as 11896547 Canada Inc., in Longueuil as recipient of DDI supply arrangement CW2466766, awarded August 24, 2026 and expiring July 31, 2031. Its CAD 1 value is nominal and does not establish product orders.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
Derived from Public Services and Procurement Canada: CanadaBuys identifies Kynze, standardized as 11896547 Canada Inc., in Longueuil as recipient of DDI supply arrangement CW2466766, awarded August 24, 2026 and expiring July 31, 2031. Its CAD 1 value is nominal and does not establish product orders.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
Derived from Public Services and Procurement Canada: CanadaBuys identifies Kynze, standardized as 11896547 Canada Inc., in Longueuil as recipient of DDI supply arrangement CW2466766, awarded August 24, 2026 and expiring July 31, 2031. Its CAD 1 value is nominal and does not establish product orders.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys records CW2465224 / WS5802684496 as a nominal CAD 1 DDI Marketplace supply arrangement awarded August 24, 2026 for the August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031 term.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys records CW2465224 / WS5802684496 as a nominal CAD 1 DDI Marketplace supply arrangement awarded August 24, 2026 for the August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031 term.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys records CW2465224 / WS5802684496 as a nominal CAD 1 DDI Marketplace supply arrangement awarded August 24, 2026 for the August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031 term.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys records CW2465224 / WS5802684496 as a nominal CAD 1 DDI Marketplace supply arrangement awarded August 24, 2026 for the August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031 term.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys records CW2465224 / WS5802684496 as a nominal CAD 1 DDI Marketplace supply arrangement awarded August 24, 2026 for the August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031 term.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
AchatsCanada lists North Vector Dynamics Inc. under Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464972, solicitation WS5802684496. Award date is 2026-08-24, effective duration 2026-08-26 to 2031-07-31, with nominal CAD 1 value; this establishes supplier-pool access rather than an equipment order or earned revenue.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
AchatsCanada lists North Vector Dynamics Inc. under Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464972, solicitation WS5802684496. Award date is 2026-08-24, effective duration 2026-08-26 to 2031-07-31, with nominal CAD 1 value; this establishes supplier-pool access rather than an equipment order or earned revenue.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
AchatsCanada lists North Vector Dynamics Inc. under Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464972, solicitation WS5802684496. Award date is 2026-08-24, effective duration 2026-08-26 to 2031-07-31, with nominal CAD 1 value; this establishes supplier-pool access rather than an equipment order or earned revenue.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
AchatsCanada lists North Vector Dynamics Inc. under Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464972, solicitation WS5802684496. Award date is 2026-08-24, effective duration 2026-08-26 to 2031-07-31, with nominal CAD 1 value; this establishes supplier-pool access rather than an equipment order or earned revenue.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
AchatsCanada lists North Vector Dynamics Inc. under Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464972, solicitation WS5802684496. Award date is 2026-08-24, effective duration 2026-08-26 to 2031-07-31, with nominal CAD 1 value; this establishes supplier-pool access rather than an equipment order or earned revenue.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
AchatsCanada lists North Vector Dynamics Inc. under Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464972, solicitation WS5802684496. Award date is 2026-08-24, effective duration 2026-08-26 to 2031-07-31, with nominal CAD 1 value; this establishes supplier-pool access rather than an equipment order or earned revenue.
The June 25, 2025 release describes an MOU to jointly develop, demonstrate and market Kongsberg Geospatial's IRIS Terminal with FireSwarm's early wildfire suppression system using ThunderWasp GT aircraft. The work concerns operator situational awareness and coordinated multiple-aircraft operations; the MOU is not a disclosed procurement award.
The June 25, 2025 release describes an MOU to jointly develop, demonstrate and market Kongsberg Geospatial's IRIS Terminal with FireSwarm's early wildfire suppression system using ThunderWasp GT aircraft. The work concerns operator situational awareness and coordinated multiple-aircraft operations; the MOU is not a disclosed procurement award.
The June 25, 2025 release describes an MOU to jointly develop, demonstrate and market Kongsberg Geospatial's IRIS Terminal with FireSwarm's early wildfire suppression system using ThunderWasp GT aircraft. The work concerns operator situational awareness and coordinated multiple-aircraft operations; the MOU is not a disclosed procurement award.
The June 25, 2025 release describes an MOU to jointly develop, demonstrate and market Kongsberg Geospatial's IRIS Terminal with FireSwarm's early wildfire suppression system using ThunderWasp GT aircraft. The work concerns operator situational awareness and coordinated multiple-aircraft operations; the MOU is not a disclosed procurement award.
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