Capabilities
United Acquisition Management, Inc. provides end-to-end acquisition of international-origin defense materiel for U.S. government programs. The company performs as prime contractor and assumes responsibility for source access, technical verification, documentation, and lawful transfer.
Core competencies
Restricted-availability acquisition
Identification and acquisition of international-origin systems, subsystems, and components that are not available through conventional commercial channels.
Ukrainian unmanned systems
Direct engagement with Ukrainian manufacturers of interceptor, long-range strike, and tactical ISR unmanned aircraft systems with documented operational histories relevant to U.S. counter-UAS programs.
Sustainment and spares
Provision of ZIP kits, spares, and subsystem blocks to sustain acquired systems throughout multi-year test and evaluation programs.
Compliance and logistics
Import registration, end-use documentation, sanctions screening, and U.S.-flag transportation managed as integral elements of each acquisition.
Customers supported
UAM accepts only requirements supporting an authorized U.S. government program or contract.
Test and evaluation programs
DoD activities requiring representative foreign systems for the test and evaluation of U.S. sensors, weapons, and countermeasures.
Exploitation and intelligence analysis
Programs that assess foreign materiel to characterize its design, performance, and vulnerabilities.
Threat replication and training
Test ranges, aggressor units, and training programs requiring representative ground and air threat systems.
Prime contractors
Defense prime contractors conducting threat-replication or counter-UAS development in support of U.S. government programs.
Sustainment and spares
UAM supplies the ZIP kits, spares, and components required to sustain acquired systems throughout multi-year evaluation programs.
- 4-year ZIP kits for the 9A33BM3 fighting vehicle and the 1S91M2 system
- P-11, P-18, and P-19 radar systems and components
- Su-27 and MiG-29 engines and radar systems
- Mi-24 engines and components
- Command, control, and communications components
- System spares and blocks for former Soviet-bloc systems
Acquisition process
Requirement review
Review of the technical requirement, the end user, and the governing program authorization.
Source identification
Identification of qualified sources through UAM's established supplier network in Ukraine and Eastern Europe.
Availability and condition
Verification of configuration, condition, quantity, and supporting documentation prior to commitment.
Compliance review
Confirmation of import, export, sanctions, and end-use requirements in both the source country and the United States.
Contract and procurement
Award as prime contractor to the government or authorized contractor, followed by procurement from the source.
Transport and delivery
Inspection, U.S.-flag shipment, and delivery of the materiel with complete documentation.
Have a requirement?
Submit the system, quantity, and supported program. All requests are reviewed by the company's president.