The JIATF-401 Marketplace is an Army-run procurement marketplace operated by jiatf-401 that connects vetted counter-uas capability vendors with users — initially DoD, now expanding to NATO-allied partner nations.
Named partner nations (as of April 2026):
- united-kingdom — first partner addition.
- romania — second partner addition (April 2026; see src-jiatf-401-marketplace-romania-2026-04).
The Army secretary’s stated goal is to expand marketplace access to 25 partner nations by end of summer 2026. Brig. Gen. matt-ross (JIATF-401 director) and Maj. matt-mellor (lead acquisitions specialist) are the public spokesmen for the program.
The marketplace pairs with army-enterprise-contracts (e.g. the $20B anduril IDIQ for lattice-c2) as twin pillars of a federated C-UAS procurement architecture: the IDIQ scales DoD orders against vetted vendors, the marketplace scales allied access to the same capability set.