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The HIVE UAS Tech Accelerator in Grand Forks, ND

Grand Forks legislative team has been working hard to secure funding for UAS/Autonomous developments. Here is the recent update excerpt from the Chamber of Commerce:

$36 Million for UAS Funding

  • Grand Sky – $10M – to develop the next tranche of infrastructure at Grand Sky.
  • BVLOS (Beyond Visual Line of Sight) – $23M – This project continues the Vantis network buildout and is headquartered in Grand Forks.
  • UAS Test Site – $3.0 M – This statewide operation is also headquartered in Grand Forks.

 

This funding keeps North Dakota and Grand Forks a leader in UAS integration into the national airspace, meaning small, medium and large UAS companies will come to Grand Forks for testing, training, integration and operations.