Closed tender

Provision of Regulated Take-Off Tables and Airfield and Obstacle Data

Details

Buyer
Ministry of Defence
Topic
Flight control software package
Published
16 June 2016
Submission
13 July 2016
Source
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Tender description

There is a requirement to operate RAF aircraft from at least 645 airports worldwide with the possibility of adding a further 30 airports dependent on operational requirements. The solution should enable the best use of automated calculation software to produce take-off and landing data. A full technical statement of requirement for Regulated Take-Off Tables (RTOT) and Airfield and Obstacle Data will be provided in the tender documents. Of note, some aircraft do not require both RTOT and Airfield and Obstacle Data.

Timeline

  1. Tender published16 June 2016
    Current notice
  2. Submission date13 July 2016

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  • 48120000 · Flight control software package

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