Support for FPD (Flight Procedure Design) under EU 2017/373

Swedavia has the responsibility to update and maintain instrument flight procedures (IFP) at eight of Sweden’s airports. The scope of the framework agreement is related to this responsibility. Swedavia employs several experienced flight procedure designers who have previously worked according to Swedavias FPD certificate under TSFS 2018:98. Given that Swedavia doesn’t currently hold a 2017/373 Part FPD certifate, Swedavia is looking to establish cooperation with a party that has an approved Part FPD Certifcate under 2017/373. The framework agreement only handles the IFPs and does not include flight validation – either in a simulator or aircraft. Swedavia intends to procure one (1) framework agreement with one (1) supplier. The contract start is anticipated to May/June 2024. See the procurement documents for more information. If the candidate wants to use the European Single Procurement Document (ESPD) this will be made available by Swedavia upon request. The document can then be filled out and enclosed to the application. Please note that this is voluntarily.