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Volatus Aerospace Receives Defence Contract from Government of Canada for Tactical ISR Uncrewed Aircraft Systems

Volatus Aerospace Inc. has been awarded a Canadian defence contract for tactical uncrewed aircraft systems as part of a government procurement framework. The initial award covers 100 systems valued at up to C$25 million. The contract includes a potential for up to 5,000 systems in total.

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Volatus Aerospace Inc., a Canadian aerospace and defence company, has secured a contract with the Government of Canada for the procurement of tactical uncrewed aircraft systems (UAS) designed for intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) purposes. Announced on September 10, 2026, in Mirabel, Québec, the initial award encompasses 100 systems valued at up to C$25 million under a government procurement framework. This contract not only marks a significant step for Volatus but also positions the company to expand further, with the possibility of an additional 4,900 systems being procured in the future. The strategic importance of such technology is underscored in the context of modern military operations, which increasingly rely on advanced ISR capabilities.

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Volatus Aerospace Awarded Canadian Defence Contract for Tactical ISR Uncrewed Aircraft Systems for up to 5,000 systems
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Volatus Aerospace obtient un contrat de défense du gouvernement du Canada pour des systèmes d’aéronefs sans équipage tactiques ISR, avec une possibilité d’approvisionnement pouvant atteindre 5 000 systèmes
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