2024 FAA Safety Data Challenge Participant Announcement .pdf

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This document is a Pre-Solicitation for a Request for Information (RFI) issued by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to identify existing capabilities for advanced analytics using modern Artificial Intelligence (AI) to improve aviation safety.

The FAA is seeking solutions that can enhance predictive analytics capabilities, leverage AI/machine learning to analyze safety data, integrate various data sources, and improve the overall safety of the National Airspace System (NAS). The FAA is interested in COTS/SaaS/PaaS solutions that can manage and analyze sensitive and varied data sources. Respondents should provide capability statements demonstrating their ability to meet the FAA's end state objectives, including any required changes to their solutions and timelines. The FAA may request one-on-one discussions with respondents. Responses are due by 5:00 pm EDT on July 2nd, 2024, and should be submitted electronically to the Contracting Officer. The FAA will select participants for the Analytics for Safety of the NAS Challenge based on the responses received.

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2024 FAA Aviation Safety Transformation Participant Announcement

The FAA Reauthorization Act of 2024 discusses maximizing the availability of safety-related data to support improvements to safety management system (SMS) and identifying trends. The 2024 FAA Aviation Safety Transformation Challenge is an opportunity to explore existing capabilities for advanced analytics using modern Artificial Intelligence (AI) capabilities to improve aviation safety within the industry and meet the FAA’s requirements for understanding underlying causal factors for top safety events in the National Airspace System (NAS).

This Challenge is designed to explore existing data to identify insights and develop a set of recommendations, potentially culminating in an in-person presentation to FAA officials and aviation subject matter experts in the Washington, D.C metropolitan area.

The following participants have been selected for the 2024 FAA Aviation Safety Transformation Challenge

PARTICIPANT POINT OF CONTACT

ATAC

John Schade, jes@atac.com

Booz Allen Hamilton

Jason Arpino, arpino_jason@bah.com

Ernst & Young

Katherine Harpster, katherine.harpster@ey.com

General Dynamics Information Technology

Michael Hawthorne, michael.hawthorne@gdit.com

ISA Software

Kenny Martin, kenny@isa-software.com

KBR

James King, Jim.King@us.kbr.com

Kinetica

Jeffrey Kennedy, jkennedy@kinetica.com

Oracle

Adrienne Payne, adrienne.payne@oracle.com

Palantir

Claudia Davidson, cdavidson@palantir.com

Salesforce Scott Eden, seden@salesforce.com

Any interested party not selected to participate may contact one or more of the selected participants for partnering opportunities.

mailto:kenny@isa-software.com mailto:jkennedy@kinetica.com mailto:kenny@isa-software.com mailto:cdavidson@palantir.com

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