Passenger Processing Systems Design

The contract titled Passenger Processing Systems Design seeks a subcontractor to design IT systems that support critical airport operations including passenger check-in, boarding, and baggage handling, with required integration into Transportation Security Administration and airline-specific systems. The work must ensure seamless data flow and operational interoperability across multiple platforms to enhance efficiency, security, and passenger experience at John Wayne Airport in California. The solicitation is open for responses until August 4, 2026, and is classified under NAICS code 541512, indicating it pertains to custom computer programming services. All system design elements must align with federal security standards and airline industry protocols to guarantee reliability and compliance during high-volume operations. The project is structured as a subcontract and does not specify a set-aside type or eligible organization categories, implying open competition among qualified vendors. The place of performance is tied to John Wayne Airport, though exact location details are not provided, and all deliverables must be compatible with existing airport infrastructure and government regulatory frameworks. The offering is accessible via a public procurement portal, and proposers are expected to demonstrate technical expertise in aviation IT systems, real-time data integration, and security compliance. No point of contact information is listed in the posting, suggesting inquiries should be directed through the provided online portal link.