Award Announcement - FRAMES
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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has awarded a contract to MAR-TIC of Bethesda, MD, for the development and management of the FAA Real Estate and Asset Management Enterprise System (FRAMES). The contract, identified as #693KA9-21-C-00018, has a total value of $19,381,373.00, covering a one-year base period with the possibility of four additional option years. This Time and Materials contract supports the FAA's efforts to enhance its real estate and asset management capabilities through this enterprise system. The contract aims to provide scalable and efficient solutions for the FAA's asset management needs, ensuring improved oversight and administration of its real estate holdings. The contract's duration and structure allow flexibility for the FAA to extend services as needed over five years, aligning with evolving operational requirements. The primary point of contact for this contract is Stephen Mostow at the FAA, facilitating ongoing communication and oversight throughout the contract term.
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