en.Wedoany.com Reported - Goldman Edwards announced it has been awarded a $18 million task order from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for the Designated Personnel Management System support, under the FAA's Information Technology Innovative Procurement Strategic Sourcing (ITIPSS) contract vehicle, with a contract period of five years.
The task order will support the FAA's modernization and enhancement of the Designated Personnel Management System, a key platform underpinning FAA operations and aviation safety oversight functions. OrangeSlices AI reported on this contract award. Goldman Edwards secured the contract as the prime contractor and managing partner of the Goldman Edwards Tantus (GET) joint venture.
This contract award marks new progress for Goldman Edwards in expanding its modernization portfolio with the FAA and the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT), further solidifying its position as a prime contractor in the federal transportation sector. Goldman Edwards CEO Jerrod Moton stated that the order reflects the trust the FAA and DOT place in Goldman Edwards and its team, and winning this order as the prime contractor through the joint venture validates the company's ability to deliver mission-critical modernization, cybersecurity, and enterprise IT solutions in complex operational environments.
Moton added that Goldman Edwards has deep FAA and DOT experience, enabling it to understand the operational, technical, and mission challenges faced by agencies within the transportation ecosystem. The company's team has supported projects such as FAA modernization, DOT enterprise IT operations, cybersecurity, digital transformation, cloud modernization, and mission support services. These experiences give clients confidence that the company can deliver solutions aligned with practical operational outcomes and long-term modernization goals.
The company's accumulated experience in supporting enterprise IT operations and modernization initiatives in the transportation sector allows it to help agencies accelerate modernization while improving operational consistency, governance, customer experience, and mission delivery. Moton noted that the FAA is entering a transformative period for aviation systems, digital infrastructure, and operational technology modernization, and Goldman Edwards is committed to supporting this mission through scalable, secure, and forward-looking technology solutions. The Designated Personnel Management System plays a critical role within the FAA, supporting the oversight, management, and operational coordination of designated personnel who assist in aviation safety and certification activities.
Moton emphasized that this contract award reflects the partnership between Goldman Edwards and Tantus, with the team demonstrating a shared commitment to innovation, operational excellence, customer success, and mission delivery. The task order was awarded under the FAA's $2.4 billion ITIPSS contract vehicle, which serves as the primary modernization tool supporting the agency's non-National Airspace System (non-NAS) IT mission requirements.
Moton stated that Goldman Edwards will continue to invest in elite talent, partnerships, and emerging technologies to bridge the gap between commercial innovation and government mission delivery. Goldman Edwards is an SBA-certified 8(a) small business and a Maryland MBE, providing enterprise IT, modernization, cybersecurity, cloud, engineering, and mission support services to federal and state government clients across transportation, healthcare, public safety, civilian, and infrastructure sectors.
