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PROVISION OF MILITARY INSTRUMENT FLIGHT PROCEDURES MAINTENANCE AND SAFEGUARDING

Notice details

Published
Category
services
Buyer region
East of England

Public buyer and contract winner

awarded to

Contract winner

OSPREY CONSULTING SERVICES LIMITED

Award value£2,670,000

  1. Awarded
    Completed
  2. Start
    Current phase
  3. End
    Upcoming

Work description

Instrument Landing System (ILS) Or Instrument Flight Procedures

The MOD requires the appointment of a qualified Procedure Design Company to support its portfolio of IFPs across 26 aerodromes in the UK and overseas. This includes the design and maintenance of new and existing Instrument Flight Procedures (IFPs) and associated specialist support, thus ensuring the safety of aviation activity at its aerodromes. No 1 AIDU is responsible for ensuring that all IFPs at MOD aerodromes are designed and maintained in accordance with current regulations. Contractor will be required to: a. Design new IFPs at a competitive price to meet the needs of MOD aerodromes, including overseas, as required. b. Carry out annual maintenance checks of current IFPs at a competitive price, including any amendments identified during this maintenance process. c. Provide all procedural designs in a digital format and with the ability to provide it in AIXM data sets to ensure compliance with CAP1054. d. The ability to carry out Safeguarding Assessments in response to Local Planning Application (LPAs)/Siting Boards, as and when required. e. Ability to carry out time critical tasks to meet tight deadlines. f. Be able to provide specialist advice to No1 AIDU as and when required. g. Attend regular meetings (on a weekly basis via teleconference) with No1 AIDU to provide a contract management oversight. The Contract will be for an initial period of 3 years starting on 10th July 2022. This will be followed by two 1-year option periods.

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