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Homeland Security

TSA Seeks Support on GA Security Initiatives

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Wednesday, June 25th, 2008

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The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has issued a sources sought notice through its Office of General Aviation seeking a service-disabled veteran-owned firm to conduct an analysis of current security initiatives and features at General Aviation (GA) airports. The contractor, working with TSA, shall develop and implement a marketing plan, which includes distribution of informational materials, to promote TSA GA security initiatives, measures and other existing products. The contractor shall also analyze TSA's existing GA Grant Feasibility Study and provide recommendations…

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