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FAA Safety Culture Assessment

693KA9 Contracting for Services · DC 20591

693KA9 Contracting for Services in the United States is inviting bids for “FAA Safety Culture Assessment”. Bids close on 2 November 2026, 14:00 EST. Reference: 693KA9-27-FAA_Safety_Culture_Assessment . Who can bid: 3-5 years of experience in organizational culture or safety assessments of similar size, scope, and complexity; Key personnel with a Ph.D. or Master's in industrial-organizational psychology, organizational behavior, sociology, or a related behavioral science. askTender lists every requirement to qualify and checks whether your company meets them.

The tender in brief

A multi-phase FAA safety culture assessment, for research firms with safety culture and survey expertise

The FAA seeks a contractor to assess its safety culture through a climate survey, an environmental scan, and site visits to 3-5 pilot sites, then deliver baseline results, a recurring assessment approach, and an improvement roadmap. The work is firm fixed price over 12-18 months, with an optional transition support task.

Who can win it

  • 3-5 years of experience in organizational culture or safety assessments of similar size, scope, and complexity
  • Key personnel with a Ph.D. or Master's in industrial-organizational psychology, organizational behavior, sociology, or a related behavioral science
  • A secure, commercially field-tested enterprise survey platform able to host thousands of concurrent users

Key facts

Procedure
Sources Sought
Contract period
12-18 months
Published
30 Sep 2026
Reference
693KA9-27-FAA_Safety_Culture_Assessment

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