UNIFY.C2 Demonstrates Integrated Counter-UAS at Dallas Fort Worth Airport

The Airport Counter-Drone Exchange is taking place November 10–12, 2026, at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport in Texas. During the event, SPS ARS, LLC d/b/a Spatial Persistent Software (UNIFY.C2) is demonstrating an integrated counter-uncrewed aircraft system (counter-UAS) setup. Its command-and-control and sensor-fusion platform brings together radar from Weibel North America, RF-cyber technology from D-Fend Solutions, and Remote ID capabilities from Pierce Aerospace and Dronetag. The demonstration is intended to show how different data sources can be presented in a shared operating environment for airport security teams.

The event combines live demonstrations with discussions of system integration, procurement, legal authority, and response coordination. These topics reflect practical issues for airport operators and government stakeholders evaluating counter-drone capabilities: how to combine sensor inputs, understand what each technology can report, and coordinate a response within applicable authorities. For contractors, the demonstration provides a market-facing view of integration approaches and operational considerations, rather than a notice of a defined acquisition.

UNIFY.C2 Chief Executive Officer Jerry McGee described the operator-focused objective: “Airport security teams need to understand what each sensor is reporting and how that information supports a response. By integrating technologies from Weibel North America, D-Fend Solutions, Pierce Aerospace and Dronetag, we’re bringing radar, RF-cyber and Remote ID capabilities into one command environment. Our focus is on giving operators a shared view while preserving their ability to select technologies for their specific airport and mission.” The statement emphasizes both shared situational awareness and the ability to select technologies suited to individual airport requirements.

For GovCon businesses, the principal procurement implication is market intelligence. No active solicitation, contract award, funding amount, or acquisition timeline is identified in the provided information. Airport security, sensor, command-and-control, and systems integration contractors can use the November 10–12 program to observe how components are presented together and to engage with airport and government representatives. The event may help firms understand interoperability expectations and practitioner concerns, but it should not be treated as a current bid opportunity or evidence of a pending procurement.

• The Airport Counter-Drone Exchange runs November 10–12, 2026, at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, Texas.
• UNIFY.C2 is demonstrating an integrated command-and-control and sensor-fusion environment for counter-UAS operations.
• The demonstration combines Weibel North America radar, D-Fend Solutions RF-cyber technology, and Remote ID capabilities from Pierce Aerospace and Dronetag.
• The stated operational focus is giving airport teams a shared view of sensor information while allowing technology choices to reflect each airport and mission.
• Event discussions cover system integration, procurement, legal authority, and response coordination.
• Procurement teams can assess how radar, RF-cyber, and Remote ID data may be brought into a common command environment and consider interoperability in layered systems.
• Contractors in airport security, sensors, command-and-control, and systems integration can use the demonstrations and discussions to evaluate technology approaches and engage stakeholders.
• No solicitation or contract award is announced; the event is market intelligence, not a current bid opportunity.