The government is to re-tender for private investors to manage Sri Lankas Air traffic, after discussions with tech giant Lockheed Martin, fell through.
The company had already made a preliminary bid last year, to manage Sri Lankas upper airspace, with negotiations on its way to a firm commitment.
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rnBut a top-level government policy decision pulled the stops on the project on the grounds it violated proper procedure and ordered for a fresh tender.rn
rnThe Lockheed Martin proposal also included plans to modernise navigation facilities at the Katunayake Airport, Board of Investment officials said.rn
rnThe US$ 25 mn project was to be entirely funded by Lockheed Martin with the government to be paid a fee that in the region of an estimated US$ 1.5 mn per annum.rn
rnThe project was to be the first phase in unbundling aviation services, introducing a computer-based system that would optimise flights paths and increase traffic.rn
rnldblquote Singapore Airlines has already given us a firm commitment