Air Traffic Control - Fort Bliss PANMCC-26-P-0000038442
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AI-generated · Feb 18, 2026Provide air traffic control services to support all departing and arriving aircraft at Biggs Army Airfield, plus flight-following for Fort Bliss managed airspace through the Airspace Information Center, including any Fort Bliss training or test flight areas and all stationed or tenant aircraft within 10 nautical miles of Fort Bliss. Operations will occur from an Army non-approach control tower and a fixed-base, non-tactical Airspace Information Center located at Biggs AAF, with performance standards defined and measured through a Performance-Based Services Acquisition approach; contractors must meet or exceed these standards.
The work is anticipated as a base period of six months, with an option to extend for an additional six months.
The United States Army requires ATC services at Fort Bliss, TX. This will support all departing/arriving aircraft at Biggs Army Airfield, Airspace Information Center (AIC) that provides flight following services to aircraft flying in Fort Bliss managed airspace, any training/test flight areas occupied by Ft Bliss and stationed or tenant aircraft in a 10 nautical mile radius of Ft Bliss. Operations will be conducted in an Army non-approach control tower and a Fixed Base (non- tactical) AIC located in Biggs AAF. The Government uses a Performance-Based Services Acquisition (PBSA) strategy to define the requirements and performance standards. The Contractor is expected to meet or exceed these standards to ensure the successful execution of the ATC services. The estimated period of performance is a six (6) month base, beginning on 5 March 2026 and ending on 4 September 2026, with the possibility of extending for an additional six (6) months.
From Sources Sought posted on Feb 17, 2026The United States Army requires ATC services at Fort Bliss, TX. This will support all departing/arriving aircraft at Biggs Army Airfield, Airspace Information Center (AIC) that provides flight following services to aircraft flying in Fort Bliss managed airspace, any training/test flight areas occupied by Ft Bliss and stationed or tenant aircraft in a 10 nautical mile radius of Ft Bliss. Operations will be conducted in an Army non-approach control tower and a Fixed Base (non- tactical) AIC located in Biggs AAF. The Government uses a Performance-Based Services Acquisition (PBSA) strategy to define the requirements and performance standards. The Contractor is expected to meet or exceed these standards to ensure the successful execution of the ATC services.
From Sources Sought posted on Feb 18, 2026Notice history
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Sources Sought Posted Feb 17, 2026
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