Federal Aviation Administration Data Communication Towers, Southeast Region - Commercial Real Estate Developer
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Federal Aviation Administration Data Communication Towers, Southeast Region

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The Curry Goup's Role

Past Performances

Project Dates

2019-2021

Category
Business, Engineering, Federal Gov
About This Project

The Southern Office of the Regional Administrator is one of nine offices that comprise National Engagement and Regional Administration. The Regional Administrator, as the Senior FAA Official in the geographic area, provides leadership on key agency priorities, such as horizontal integration across the FAA Lines of Business and Staff Offices to ensure the Agency is providing consistent stakeholder support and engagement.

 

About the FAA Contract Tower Program

Contract towers are air traffic control towers that are staffed by employees of private companies rather than by Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) employees. The FAA Contract Tower (FCT) Program was established in 1982 to allow the agency to contract out the operation of certain towers.

Congress has directed the FAA to assess current and prospective program applicants and award limited grants to plan and develop additional contract towers.

To be admitted into the FCT Program, the safety and efficiency benefits of a tower must exceed its costs. The FAA is required to perform benefit-cost analysis (BCA) to determine eligibility for participation in the FCT program.

 

To learn more about the FAA / Southern Region Contract Tower Program, visit their website below.

FAA Contract Tower Program