Scottsdale – October 15, 2026 -- Federal agencies added more than 22,000 Axon body-worn cameras and digital evidence management licenses this year, the Nasdaq-listed public safety technology company said in announcing a set of recent federal contract awards.
DHS selects Dedrone platform for counter-drone work under IDIQ contract
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) chose Axon's Dedrone platform under an indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contract. The platform will deliver real-time airspace monitoring, drone identification and threat mitigation for critical infrastructure protection. Axon did not disclose the contract value or ceiling.
VA adds more than 1,600 TASER 10 devices for police at medical centers
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) added more than 1,600 TASER 10 devices to begin equipping VA police officers. The officers protect medical centers, veterans and healthcare staff.
Camera and evidence orders include translation tools
The 22,000-plus body-worn camera and digital evidence management licenses span multiple federal agencies and include translation tools. Axon did not name the agencies behind the orders or give financial terms.
The awards cover federal law enforcement, homeland security and veteran healthcare missions. Axon described them as evidence of growing adoption of its connected technology ecosystem across federal customers.