Attachment L2 - Minimum Organizational Requirements Table.pdf
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This is a Minimum Organizational Requirements Table that establishes eligibility criteria for respondents to a federal contract opportunity for Alaska Flight Service automation services.
Respondents must satisfy five minimum organizational requirements to proceed with their proposal submission. First, they must demonstrate experience in at least one of the following domains: cloud-based aviation weather or aeronautical information systems, flight plan filing or flight tracking services, safety-critical or mission-critical operations, 24/7 operational systems with time-sensitive alerts, or customization of commercial platforms for Government or enterprise customers. Second, respondents must confirm their ability to provide 24/7 Help Desk support to Alaska Flight Service during critical and contingency events. Third, respondents must demonstrate understanding of how Flight Service operates within the National Airspace System (NAS) as documented in FAA policies and procedures. Fourth, respondents must be able to meet with the Government within one calendar month of submitting their Concept Paper to present their capabilities. Fifth, respondents must demonstrate capability to meet all AAC Automation Requirements and achieve operational status at Alaska Flight Service Facilities by Initial Operating Capability (IOC) no later than September 2027. The table requires an authorized representative's signature, name, title, and date, with a certification statement affirming the accuracy and truth of all representations.
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Attachment L.2
Minimum Organizational Requirements Table
REQUIREMENT YES NO
Does the Respondent have experience in at least one of the following areas:
• Cloud-based aviation weather or aeronautical information systems
• Flight plan filing or flight tracking services
• Safety-critical or mission-critical operations
• 24/7 operational systems with time-sensitive alerts
• Customization of commercial platforms for Government or enterprise customers
Is the Respondent able to support Alaska Flight Service via existing or future Help Desk services 24/7 to provide support during critical and/or contingency events?
Does the Respondent have a demonstrable understanding regarding how Flight Service is conducted in the National Airspace System (NAS), as described in the FAA policies and procedures documentation?
Is the Respondent able to meet with the Government, within one (1) calendar month of the submission of its Concept Paper, and conduct a presentation demonstrating the Respondent’s capabilities?
Is the Respondent able to demonstrate that it can meet all AAC Automation Requirements and be operationally in use at Alaska Flight Service Facilities by Initial Operating Capability (IOC) no later than September 2027?
The undersigned hereby certifies that the representations made herein are accurate and true regarding the entity identified above. I authorize my electronic signature to carry the same weight and legal effect as my written signature.
Respondent
Authorized Representative Signature
Authorized Representative Name
Authorized Representative Title
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