Author: Dominique Stump|| Date Published: August 3, 2016
The Federal Aviation Administration has awarded Infina a $65.6 million contract to provide support services to FAA’s safety and technical training offices at the agency headquarters and each service center across the National Airspace System.
Infina said Friday work covers technical, analytical, human performance, software design, graphic design, communications, training and safety culture services.
The company and its partners aim to leverage a collective framework to help FAA address complex problems and processes as well as manage and secure its air traffic control system.
Infina is a woman-owned business services and strategic communications firm recognized by the U.S. Small Business Administration.
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The Federal Aviation Administration has awarded Infina a $65.6 million contract to provide support services to FAA’s safety and technical training offices at the agency headquarters and each service center across the National Airspace System.
