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CSSI Claims $.25B Chunk of FAA’s NextGen

CSSI, Inc. won a $280 million contract from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to perform engineering work for the Next Generation Air Transportation System (NextGen).

The $280 million contract is the first of up to six that will be awarded under an umbrella structure called System Engineering 2020 (SE-2020). SE-2020 has a ceiling of approximately $7 billion, making it the largest contract in the FAA’s history.

CSSI has worked with the FAA since 1990, providing comprehensive system engineering services for some of the agency’s most critical programs.  Through SE-2020, CSSI is positioned to leverage its experience to provide a broad range of Systems Engineering, Investment and Business Case Analysis, Planning, Forecasting and Business/Financial/Information Management support services.

“CSSI has 20 years of experience helping the FAA achieve its goals, ” said Al Tiedman, CSSI president.  “We look forward to applying our experience, determination and creativity to help the FAA take this  important step in developing NextGen.”

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