Opportunity
Federal Register #SR-Phlx-2026-56
FAA Contract Tower Competitive Grant Program for Airport-Owned Air Traffic Control Towers
Buyer
Securities and Exchange Commission
Posted
September 22, 2026
Respond By
October 19, 2026
Identifier
SR-Phlx-2026-56
NAICS
237310, 238210, 541330
This opportunity centers on the FAA's Fiscal Year 2027 Contract Tower Competitive Grant Program for airport-owned air traffic control tower projects. - Government Buyer: - Department of Transportation - Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) - Office of Airport Planning & Programming - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; eligible applicants are airport authorities or owners - Products/Services Requested: - Funding for projects addressing aging infrastructure in airport-owned air traffic control towers - Sustainment, construction, repair, improvement, rehabilitation, modernization, replacement, or relocation of non-approach control towers - Acquisition and installation of air traffic control, communications, and related equipment - Construction of digital towers certified by the FAA - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Projects must be for airport-owned towers (not approach control towers) - Eligible activities include both physical infrastructure and technology upgrades - Up to $100 million in grant funding available - Competitive grant process; applicants must demonstrate need and project impact - Additional Related Activities: - PHMSA virtual meeting on hazardous liquid pipeline safety (not a procurement) - SEC regulatory notice regarding gift limits (not a procurement)
This summary focuses on the FAA grant program, which is the only procurement-relevant opportunity in the attachments.
Description
The Securities and Exchange Commission has published a notice regarding a proposed rule change by Nasdaq PHLX LLC to adopt Options 10, Section 27, concerning influencing or rewarding employees of others. The rule limits gifts or gratuities to $300 per individual per year to prevent conflicts of interest and promote fair trade practices. The rule includes provisions for recordkeeping, valuation, aggregation of gifts, and exemptions for employment contracts and certain types of gifts. The rule change is effective immediately and aims to align with similar FINRA rules to reduce duplicative regulation.