Aeronautical Navigation Solution for Defense Information Systems Agency

The contractor shall supply a subscription EFB application service to support aircrew operating the approximately 14,000 aircraft in the DoW and the USCG. This service must include access to an updated, accurate global charting library and data. The application must have the capability to display the aircraft's own-ship location, weather information, enroute charts, standard terminal arrivals, vertical obstacles/terrain and terminal procedures. The EFB must provide access to the aforementioned Type 1 LOA data, to include Digital FLIP (DFLIP) and DAFIF data and contractor’s commercial Type 1 LOA data from within the application, including Air Refueling Tracks and Military Training Routes and the most current/accurate vertical obstructions (e.g., TFADS-O) with integrated flight planning capability. Aircrew must be able to file flight plans, currently the DD 1801, from within the application. The application must be available for download through commercial or government networks, and aeronautical data must be updated every 28 days AIRAC cycle at a minimum. The application must be user-friendly and intuitive to DoW users; it also must have the capability to be updated quickly (as defined by end-user

requirements) with improvements as recommended by the end-user. Finally, the application must be able to tailor the available data and associated files with a flight plan route and expected diverts, to accommodate peripherals with memory size limitations.