What should FAA contractors know about the 2026 FAAAMS renewal notice?
The FAA is seeking comments on renewal of the FAA Acquisition Management System information collection, including solicitation and post-award information used in FAA contracting.
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What the FAA notice covers
Key takeaways
- The notice concerns renewal of OMB Control Number 2120-0595 for FAAAMS.
- The collection covers both solicitation responses and post-award contract administration.
- Written comments on the proposed renewal are due October 26, 2026.
- Vendors should use the live FAA notice and acquisition documents as the controlling sources.
Open the Federal Register notice and docket before preparing a comment or changing an FAA acquisition workflow.
What contractors should verify
- Confirm which FAAAMS form or solicitation instruction applies to the acquisition.
- Review the live solicitation, amendments, and post-award requirements rather than relying on a summary.
- Use docket FAA-2026-8285 when reviewing or submitting comments about this information collection.
- Keep the official notice URL and access date with internal acquisition or compliance notes.
Primary-source note
This brief summarizes only the linked FAA notice. It does not replace a solicitation, contract, amendment, FAAAMS form, or contracting-officer direction.
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