Skyway36

Osage, LLC seeks proposals from qualified respondents to develop a multi-site master planning strategy for the Skyway36 droneport site and adjoining parcels and related facilities. For this master plan Osage, LLC requests a strategy that guides an immediate, industry-specific development strategy conducive for advanced, unmanned aerospace activities and one that specifies feasible, relevant land-use forecasting (3, 5, and 10-year timelines) for real estate activities that complement and enhance aerospace activities conducted at key sites. The master plan requested should identify facility needs and future development options to accommodate potential growth, while assessing the ability of the existing airfield to support the forecast demands. This RFP comes at a pivotal time in Tulsa’s aerospace legacy. Notably, the Skyway36 site was the recent recipient of multiple federal awards from the United States Economic Development Administration, the Build Back Better Regional Challenge program, and the Regional Technology and Innovation Hubs (Tech Hubs) program. These significant federal investments, coupled with the vision and past and future support from the Osage Nation highlights the importance and potential of the airfield site and adjoining properties. Osage Nation, Osage, LLC, DronePort Network, Tulsa Innovation Labs

Celebrating the fall weather, it's GORGEOUS out there! Come fly with us at Skyway36 on October 11, 4 - 6pm. This event is open to the public and all drone pilots are welcome to fly (Part 107 or TRUST certification required). Light snacks and non-alcoholic beverages will be served.

Today, the Osage Nation joined the Osage, LLC, Oklahoma State University, and Tulsa Innovation Labs to welcome the Economic Development Administration's (EDA) Acting Assistant Secretary of Commerce and Economic Development Cristina Killingsworth and her team to the Osage Nation Reservation. The visit included a site visit to the Skyway36 Droneport and Technology Innovation Center, which was awarded a $2.1 million grant from the EDA and is currently under construction. Skyway36 Droneport and Technology Innovation Center is the ideal location for flight testing all UAS and AAM technologies modes. Strategically situated within Osage Nation, less than 5 miles from downtown Tulsa and 10 miles from Tulsa International Airport, Skyway36 provides a unique combination of urban cityscape and rural environments. It is the primary access point to Skyway Range, the Beyond-Visual-Line-of-Sight UAS flight test range of 1,200 square miles built in partnership with Osage LLC, Oklahoma State University, and Tulsa Innovation Labs.

Osage, LLC seeks proposals from qualified respondents to develop a multi-site master planning strategy for the Skyway36 droneport site and adjoining parcels and related facilities. For this master plan Osage, LLC requests a strategy that guides an immediate, industry-specific development strategy conducive for advanced, unmanned aerospace activities and one that specifies feasible, relevant land-use forecasting (3, 5, and 10-year timelines) for real estate activities that complement and enhance aerospace activities conducted at key sites. The master plan requested should identify facility needs and future development options to accommodate potential growth, while assessing the ability of the existing airfield to support the forecast demands. This RFP comes at a pivotal time in Tulsa’s aerospace legacy. Notably, the Skyway36 site was the recent recipient of multiple federal awards from the United States Economic Development Administration, the Build Back Better Regional Challenge program, and the Regional Technology and Innovation Hubs (Tech Hubs) program. These significant federal investments, coupled with the vision and past and future support from the Osage Nation highlights the importance and potential of the airfield site and adjoining properties. Osage Nation, Osage, LLC, DronePort Network, Tulsa Innovation Labs