UNSPSC 25191544: Airport flight management system

A Flight Management System (FMS) is an on-board multi-purpose navigation, performance, and aircraft operations computer designed to provide virtual data and operational harmony between closed and open elements associated with a flight from pre-engine start and take-off, to landing and engine shut-down.

UNSPSC 25191544 Airport flight management system is a Commodity code covering design, implementation, operation, and maintenance of flight information display and baggage handling systems, as well as airfield photometric testing and lighting control infrastructure at commercial and municipal airports. State and local buyers under this code include county port authorities, city aviation departments, airport authorities, and regional airport operators. Recent solicitations span flight information display platform design and seven-year operations contracts, baggage handling system operation and maintenance at major commercial airports, airfield photometric testing and FAA-compliant lighting system assessment, and access control and video management systems for airport secured areas. Lee County Port Authority in Southwest Florida has posted multiple airfield photometric testing and baggage handling system opportunities in recent months, signaling sustained capital investment and ongoing operations support at commercial service airports.

Activity concentrates in Florida and Texas, with recent opportunities posted by Lee County Port Authority (Fort Myers), Greater Orlando Aviation Authority (Orlando), Pinellas County (St. Pete-Clearwater), Collier County (Immokalee), the City of Dallas (Love Field), the City of St. Petersburg (Albert Whitted), Peachtree City Airport Authority (Atlanta Regional), and the City of McKinney (Collin County). The Greater Orlando Aviation Authority's ITN 26-302 for Flight Information Display System design and seven-year operation at the ninth-busiest U.S. airport (56.4 million passengers annually) closes August 27, 2026 and offers a best-value contract with 99 percent uptime requirements, 1,000+ display devices, and capacity for 40,000 flights monthly. Lee County Port Authority's RFP 260073LB for baggage handling system operation, management, and maintenance at Southwest Florida International Airport, with mandatory pre-proposal meeting August 18, 2026 and proposal deadline September 21, 2026, covers two outbound automated in-line systems and inbound carousel devices with six-year term and optional three-year renewals through September 2032. Lee County Port Authority's RFQ 2026115BW for airfield photometric testing at Southwest Florida International includes runway and taxiway lighting assessment with three-year term commencing September 9, 2026 and response deadline October 29, 2026. Sourcewell's cooperative purchasing RFP 26RFP090826 for runway equipment and specialized airfield systems with September 8, 2026 deadline establishes contracting solutions for member public entities across multiple states.