NAVTAC 2 6-week Extension

The Federal Aviation Administration is seeking support services through a 6-week extension of the NAVTAC II contract, running from May 22, 2026, to July 3, 2026, with a possible administrative adjustment to July 7, 2026, to ensure uninterrupted operation of critical navigation and landing systems during the transition to NAVTAC III. The work is to be performed at the FAA headquarters in Washington, District of Columbia, and encompasses program management, systems integration, technical support, and operational continuity for terrestrial and satellite-based navigation infrastructure, including maintenance of NOTAM integrity and resolution of system anomalies. This extension is not tied to a fixed contract type or established contract value, with no CLINs, SLINs, or ELINs defined; vendor bid data referenced relates to unrelated asphalt patching programs and cannot be used to determine cost. The solicitation number is 340, posted on May 26, 2026, with responses due by June 5, 2026, and no set-aside provisions apply. Performance must adhere to FAA technical protocols and federal operational standards, with all deliverables subject to inspection and acceptance at the destination, requiring new, non-defective, and latest-model materials. Acceptance criteria mandate 100% asbestos-free compliance, OSHA adherence, and strict conformity to bid specifications without substitutions unless explicitly approved. Payment will be processed via the City of Fort Lauderdale’s Procurement Card, meaning vendors must accept MasterCard or Visa payments, despite the contract being under the FAA, indicating an administrative linkage to municipal procurement systems. Contractors must be independent entities, not employees of the government, and must use E-Verify for all assigned personnel; they are also required to maintain PCI compliance if handling card data and comply with Florida’s public records laws. A performance bond is required only if specified, with insurance obligations including $1 million per occurrence general liability, $1 million auto liability, and workers’ compensation as per Florida statutes, all naming the City as additional insured with 30-day cancellation notice. All work products, including intellectual property, are the exclusive property of the City. Verbal instructions are not binding, and substitutions of personnel require prior written approval and must maintain or exceed qualification standards. Contracts may be terminated for convenience with 30 days’ notice, for unappropriated funds, or for cause, and any false certifications, including non-boycott of Israel or debarment status, constitute