Key Takeaways:
- ZenaTech finalizes its tenth Drone-as-a-Service (DaaS) acquisition with Jacksonville-based A&J Land Surveyor
- A&J brings established expertise in aviation, utility, and infrastructure surveying
- The deal provides ZenaTech with a foothold in Florida’s aviation and marine survey markets
- Acquisition supports ZenaTech’s plan to establish 25 DaaS locations by mid-2026
ZenaTech Expands Drone Services with Florida Acquisition
ZenaTech, Inc. (Nasdaq: ZENA) announced the closing of Jacksonville-based A&J Land Surveyor, Inc., marking its tenth acquisition as part of its national Drone-as-a-Service expansion strategy. The acquisition strengthens ZenaTech’s presence in Florida, a key growth market with strong demand for aerial inspection, mapping, surveying, and emergency response solutions.
“By combining the A&J team’s years of survey expertise with our AI-driven DaaS platform we have an ideal, innovative combination of building capacity and speed for accelerating drone use in airport, utility, and infrastructure surveying,” said Shaun Passley, Ph.D., CEO of ZenaTech.
A&J Land Surveyor Brings Established Expertise
Founded in 1995, A&J Land Surveyor has a long track record in aviation, utility, and infrastructure projects. Its portfolio includes runway surveys, hangar construction support, and utility development. The firm also holds longstanding relationships with regional aviation and utility authorities in Jacksonville.
The acquisition opens opportunities for ZenaTech to expand DaaS offerings into marine and coastal markets, including hydrographic and bathymetric surveys that align with Florida’s shoreline and port development needs.
ZenaTech’s Growing Drone-as-a-Service Model
The company's DaaS model provides businesses and government agencies with flexible access to drone-based services on a subscription or pay-per-use basis. By eliminating capital investment and compliance burdens, customers gain access to aerial inspection, surveying, and automation technologies.
With this latest acquisition, ZenaTech has completed ten transactions toward its goal of 25 DaaS locations by mid-2026. The company continues to target surveying and related businesses well positioned for drone innovation to build a scalable, multiservice national network.
