Request a Quote

GulfNet Emirates handles drone quotations through a dedicated request form on the DRS storefront. Buyers fill in their contact details, company name, the product or solution of interest, the intended use case, preferred timeline, and an optional budget range. The team then prepares a detailed written quotation, usually within one business day, and the quoted pricing stays valid for 30 days. If you prefer a direct route, you can reach the team by email at the DRS sales address or by WhatsApp on the UAE number listed for the Dubai office. This applies to single units, bundles, fleet orders, DJI Docks, and related services.

For enterprise buyers in Dubai, the quickest route is the online form on the DRS storefront, which captures the technical brief in one submission. Sharing the model, quantity, deployment site, and target timeline in the intended use case field reduces back and forth and helps the team price the exact configuration. WhatsApp works well for time-sensitive procurement, since it opens a direct line to the sales desk at the Al Fattan Plaza office in Dubai. Written quotations are typically issued within one business day, so most enterprise projects can move from enquiry to costed proposal inside 24 working hours.

Yes. The same quotation workflow covers drones, DJI Docks, bundles, fleet orders, services, and robotics products stocked under the DRS catalogue, including humanoid robots, quadruped robots, underwater ROVs, autonomous machines, and cleaning systems. When submitting, name the specific model or category under product or solution of interest, and describe the deployment environment in the use case field. Industrial robotics enquiries often involve site conditions, payload requirements, and integration needs, so the more operational detail you share upfront, the closer the returned quotation will be to a purchase-ready number rather than an indicative range.

Every written quotation issued by the GulfNet Emirates DRS team carries a 30-day validity window from the date of issue. Within that period, the pricing, configuration, and included services on the document are held firm, which gives procurement, finance, and technical stakeholders time to review the offer without pricing shifting mid-cycle. If approvals extend beyond 30 days, the team can reissue or refresh the quotation, though line items may be revised if manufacturer pricing, stock position, or bundle contents have changed. Requesting an updated version is straightforward through the same channel used for the original enquiry.

A useful submission covers five points: the specific product or bundle, the intended application, the operating region, the required delivery window, and any integration or training needs. Naming the exact model, such as a DJI Matrice variant or a specific dock configuration, avoids ambiguity. Mentioning the environment, offshore, urban, agricultural, or industrial, helps the team recommend the right payload combinations. Sharing the timeline bracket, whether within one month, one to three months, three plus months, or exploratory, lets sales prioritise stock allocation. A budget range is optional but sharpens the recommendation.

Fleet enquiries follow the same submission route as single-unit purchases, but the response is scoped differently. Under product or solution of interest, list every model and quantity, and note whether the fleet needs matched serials, staggered delivery, or a single consolidated shipment. Add spare batteries, propellers, controllers, docks, and any software licences the operation depends on. Fleet quotations from the DRS team can be structured as bundles or as line-item breakdowns, whichever suits internal procurement. Larger orders often involve coordination with the manufacturer, so flagging the fleet size early helps set a realistic delivery schedule.

No account is required. The quotation form on the DRS storefront works as a standalone submission and only asks for the fields needed to prepare a costed response: full name, email, phone, company, product or solution of interest, intended use case, preferred timeline, and an optional budget. Direct enquiries by email to the DRS sales address or by WhatsApp on the Dubai office number are equally valid and reach the same team. Creating a storefront account is only useful if you plan to purchase directly online after receiving the quotation and want order history and cart features.

Yes. Bundled configurations are one of the categories the DRS quotation service explicitly covers, alongside single units, DJI Docks, fleet orders, and services. When submitting, describe the full stack you want priced together, for example an enterprise airframe, a thermal or RTK payload, a ground station, and any mapping or fleet software licences. Listing each component in the product or solution of interest field lets the team return a single quotation with the bundled total rather than fragmented pricing across separate enquiries. Software subscription terms are typically noted separately from hardware within the same document.

The DRS team commits to a written response within one business day for quotation requests submitted through the online form. That timeline covers standard enquiries across drones, robotics, cameras, and software licences. For enquiries submitted late in the working week or during UAE public holidays, the one business day count starts on the next working day. Direct WhatsApp messages to the Dubai office often receive an acknowledgement faster than the full quotation, which is useful when you need confirmation that the enquiry has been logged before circulating it to internal stakeholders.

Services are quoted alongside hardware through the same request channel. The DRS quotation service covers enterprise drones, DJI Docks, bundles, fleet orders, and services as distinct line items or as combined packages. Under intended use case, buyers can flag requirements such as onsite deployment, integration support, training, or ongoing operational assistance, and these are priced into the returned document. Combining hardware and services in one quotation avoids duplicate enquiries and gives finance teams a consolidated figure rather than separately negotiated components. This is particularly relevant for autonomous dock deployments and fleet rollouts where setup complexity matters.

Three routes reach the DRS sales desk. The primary channel is the online quotation form, which structures the enquiry for a written response inside one business day. The second is email, sent to the DRS sales address published on the storefront, which suits buyers who prefer written trails from the first message. The third is WhatsApp on the Dubai office number, which is well suited to quick clarifications or urgent enquiries. The physical office at Al Fattan Plaza, 6th Floor, Office 607 in Dubai is available for meetings when a face-to-face conversation is more appropriate than remote channels.

Yes. The quotation form on the DRS storefront accepts submissions from a wide range of country codes, including Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, and beyond, which allows regional buyers to route enquiries through the same intake. Selecting the correct country dial code and stating the deployment location under intended use case lets the sales team scope logistics, lead time, and any regional considerations into the returned quotation. GCC buyers with cross-border projects can flag multi-country deployments in the same submission rather than opening separate threads for each market.