Aircraft Arresting System

The vendor is required to provide aircraft arresting systems (AAS) are critical to ensuring aircraft safety during emergency landings and operational contingencies.
- AAS services typically include:
• System operation and configuration
• Inspection and testing
• Preventive and corrective maintenance
• Incident response and recovery
• Training and reporting
- The potential work may include:
• Operation and configuration of AAS systems
• Inspection and testing
• Preventive and corrective maintenance
• Incident response and recovery
• Reporting and data management
• Personnel training
- Each location may require:
• Dedicated personnel
• On-site or rotational staffing models
• A designated AAS maintenance supervisor responsible for operations, maintenance, and reporting
- Support activities may include:
• Runway inspections
• Foreign object debris (FOD) removal
• General airfield operations support
• Coordinating with airfield services
- Inspection and maintenance (indicative only)
• Daily system inspections prior to flight operations
• Periodic testing of AAS components (e.g., bi-monthly)
• Preventive and corrective maintenance using approved parts
• Coordination with technical authority for major repairs.