RRCS Specification Industry Review Comment Form_09 2025.docx

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This document is a Comments Matrix for the Remote Radio Control System (RRCS) Specification Industry Review, issued by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). The document provides a structured template for industry stakeholders to submit detailed technical comments and recommendations on the draft RRCS specification. The FAA is seeking comprehensive feedback to improve the specification's clarity, performance requirements, and overall technical accuracy, with the goal of refining the specification before final publication.

The matrix is divided into two primary sections: Part 1 focuses on specific specification comments, allowing reviewers to note page numbers, paragraph references, current language, rationales for changes, and recommended rewrites. Part 2 enables broader additional feedback and recommendations on specification requirements. The document represents a formal industry engagement process designed to gather technical input from potential vendors and subject matter experts prior to finalizing the RRCS specification, demonstrating the FAA's commitment to collaborative technical development and potential procurement preparation.

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Comments Matrix for RRCS Specification Industry Review

Part 1. SPECIFICATION COMMENT AND REVIEW

Reviewer/ Business Name

Preferred Contact Method
Page

Para.

Comment/Rationale
Recommended Change/Proposed Rewrite
Resolution of Comment

(FAA Only)

PART 2. ADDITIONAL FEEDBACK AND RECOMMENDATIONS

Reviewer/ Business Name

Preferred Contact Method
Additional Feedback or Recommendations on Specification Requirements
Resolution of Comment

(FAA Only)

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