Opportunity
Santa Fe NM OpenGov #310269
Santa Fe Regional Airport seeks consultant to develop a complete Airport Certification Manual
Posted
October 02, 2026
Respond By
October 09, 2026
Identifier
310269
NAICS
541330, 488190
The City of Santa Fe is seeking a consultant to create a complete Airport Certification Manual for Santa Fe Regional Airport. - Government buyer: City of Santa Fe, Airport department; office: Santa Fe Regional Airport (SAF), Santa Fe, New Mexico. - OEMs and named vendors: No OEMs, suppliers, or consulting vendors are identified. The FAA is referenced as the regulator and reviewer, not as a vendor. - Requested service: Develop one complete, professionally organized Airport Certification Manual (ACM) for Santa Fe Regional Airport; no part number is specified. - Requirements: The manual must reflect current airport operations, facilities, equipment, personnel, policies, procedures, responsibilities, and programs; comply with applicable FAA 14 CFR Part 139 requirements and FAA Advisory Circular 150/5210-22; and be delivered in editable electronic and final PDF formats suitable for FAA review. - Related expertise and revisions: The consultant should have relevant experience with ACM development or substantial rewrites, Snow and Ice Control Plans (SICPs), and Airport Emergency Plans (AEPs). Reasonable revisions in response to Airport and FAA review are required. - Scope distinction: This is a complete ACM development project, not general editing, formatting, or document organization.
Description
The City of Santa Fe, NM is seeking a qualified vendor to develop a complete, comprehensive Airport Certification Manual (ACM) for Santa Fe Regional Airport. The ACM must reflect the airport’s current operations, facilities, equipment, personnel, policies, procedures, responsibilities, and programs, and comply with applicable FAA Part 139 requirements and FAA Advisory Circular 150/5210-22. The final manual must be provided in editable electronic format and PDF, suitable for FAA review, with reasonable revisions following Airport and FAA review as specified in the final contract and scope. This is a complete ACM development project, not general technical writing, editing, formatting, or document organization.