The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is seeking information regarding a Common Automation Platform (CAP) solution to replace legacy systems, including ERAM and STARS. The CAP aims to provide a unified, state-of-the-art platform for air traffic control. The FAA is open to new ideas, technologies, and approaches, including an Enterprise Re-Architecture approach and an Operationally Proven Platform approach.
• The CAP solution should support en-route and terminal domains, as well as future operational capabilities such as unmanned aircraft and urban air mobility.
• The solution should ensure high availability, fault tolerance, and rapid recovery from failures.
• The FAA is seeking information on the vendor's approach to data rights, system integration, and interoperability.
• The vendor should provide detailed technical responses to each question, including architecture diagrams and case studies where applicable.
• The FAA is seeking information on the vendor's experience with similar automation systems, including operational deployments, scope and scale of experience, and product maturity and evolution.
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