The FCC has added foreign-made drones and critical components to its Covered List, blocking new approvals while existing fleets remain legal.

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New U.S. restrictions on foreign-made drones could reshape the industry — and give Washington state a major opening. Brinc ...

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Despite several agencies pausing or canceling large multiple award contracts, the Army decided to proceed with its MAPS vehicle for professional services.

Based on an Executive Branch national security determination, the FCC has added foreign-produced UAS (drones) and ...