PUBLIC SECTOR & GOVERNMENT NETWORK

Help the people who need drone work find the people who can do it.

A connection point for federal, state, local and tribal government, public safety, utilities, researchers, nonprofits, government contractors and the drone-industry professionals who support them.

Join / update public-sector profilePost a drone projectPost technical / data work

Public safety & emergency response

Search and rescue, fire/EMS support, law-enforcement support, emergency management and disaster documentation.

Infrastructure & public works

Roads, bridges, utilities, energy, municipal assets, construction progress, mapping and inspection support.

Science, environment & natural resources

Federal/state research, universities, conservation, agriculture, wildlife, environmental monitoring and remote sensing.

Government contractors & subcontractors

Businesses can opt in for public-sector discovery and list their own SAM.gov/vendor-registration, NAICS/PSC, contract-vehicle or subcontracting details.

Important: 2 Drones is the marketplace connection layer, not a government agency, procurement authority, public aircraft operator or verifier of security clearance. Agencies may operate under Part 107 or public-aircraft/COA authority depending on the mission. Project-specific procurement, agency, equipment, data-security and credential requirements still control.

PUBLIC-SECTOR READY NETWORK

People and organizations in the network

Participation and public visibility are both opt-in.

No public-sector provider profiles yet.

Pilots, technical specialists, crew members, government contractors and other drone-industry professionals can be among the first to opt in.

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HOW 2 DRONES EARNS

No extra “government tax.”

Public-sector work uses the applicable marketplace transaction model: drone-service jobs use the existing client-side service tiers; crew, creative/technical, equipment, mentoring and repair use their own published fee schedules. Formal government procurements may require the fee to be structured within the approved quote or contract terms.

See marketplace fees