Contract · State & Local

Support & Maintenance of MCO Websites and Applications

Agency: Greater Orlando Aviation Authority - Procurement Services
Location: Orlando, FL
Amount: Amount not listed
Posted: Aug 28, 2026
Set-aside: None (open competition)

Timeline

Posted

Aug 28, 2026
Listing updated

Sep 1, 2026
Status

Closing soon

What this contract is for

Agency: Greater Orlando Aviation Authority - Procurement Services
Location: Orlando, FL
Scope: State & Local

Brief Description: The Aviation Authority currently uses Framna to support the maintenance and ongoing improvement of the FlyMCO, FlyORL, and MCO Cares websites, as well as the MCO mobile app. Framna’s Digital Airport Platform (DAP) allows the Aviation Authority to manage website and app content, including creating, reviewing, and publishing information which allows the Aviation Authority to have direct control over how content is updated and delivered to users. Framna also provides and hosts the technology platforms on Amazon Web Services (AWS), including the websites, content management system (CMS), and related workflows. In addition, Framna supplies the MCO mobile app, which is available through the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. The app uses the same platform and content management system as FlyMCO, ensuring consistent information across channels. Estimated Value: $1,432,540 Term (Years): 3 Vendor: Framna Amsterdam B.V. Justification: Framna owns and exclusively administers the platform that supports the Aviation Authority’s websites, mobile application, and system integrations. While the Aviation Authority has full access to the content management system (CMS), Framna maintains control of the underlying platform, making it the only provider able to deliver and support these services without disruption. Substituting another supplier would result in significant impacts to product delivery, operational continuity, and overall cost. The most immediate impact would be the partial or complete redevelopment of the Aviation Authority’s websites, system interfaces, content management system (CMS), and mapping features. This would increase implementation time, introduce additional risk, and require reconfiguration of existing integrations and asset...

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