Market survey to determine whether adequate competition exists to conduct an unrestricted competition for continued system integration and sustainment of the Standard Terminal Automation Replacement System(STARS) beyond the contract’s end date of 9/30/2030

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is conducting a market survey to determine whether adequate competition exists to conduct an unrestricted competition for the continued system integration and sustainment of the Standard Terminal Automation Replacement System (STARS) beyond the contract's end date of 9/30/2030. The STARS system is a terminal automation system that provides air traffic control services. The survey aims to identify potential vendors that can provide system integration and sustainment services for STARS. The scope of work includes system maintenance, upgrades, and support. • The STARS system must be able to integrate with various FAA systems, including air traffic control systems and weather systems. • The system must be able to process and display aircraft information, including position, altitude, and speed. • The system must be able to provide air traffic control services, including conflict detection and resolution. • The system must be able to interface with other FAA systems, including the Air Route Traffic Control Center (ARTCC) and the Terminal Doppler Weather Radar (TDWR).