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FAA

Federal Aviation Administration

Definition

The Federal Aviation Administration is the agency within the Department of Transportation responsible for regulating civil aviation, managing air traffic control, and certifying aircraft and pilots. FAA is a significant contracting customer for aviation systems, technology, and services.

FAA contracts support air traffic management systems, safety programs, airport infrastructure, and research. Understanding FAA procurement approaches helps contractors pursue aviation market opportunities. FAA has unique acquisition authorities and uses both FAR-based and agency-specific procedures.

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