The five-year agreement tasks Goldman Edwards with enhancing a critical digital infrastructure used to manage designees who execute safety-related certification tasks across the national aviation ecosystem. As the prime contractor, the firm will leverage its existing footprint within the Department of Transportation to refine the platform’s operational efficiency and cybersecurity posture.

Jerrod Moton, CEO of Goldman Edwards, stated that the win validates the company’s ability to deliver complex IT solutions within the federal transportation sector. The work falls under the FAA’s broader non-National Airspace System IT mission requirements, which prioritize digital transformation and cloud-based modernization efforts. This contract reinforces the contractor's expanding role in supporting federal agencies with enterprise-level technical and mission support services.