Practical Solutions to Today's Airport Challenges
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LETTERS OF INTERST SOUGHT TO CONDUCT SYNTHESES
ACRP is soliciting letters of interest from those interested in performing the research work. Subawardees will be paid $75,000 on a fixed-price basis. A cover letter plus a resume or CV should convey a concise idea of your knowledge of the topic and your related work and experience in the subject area. A statement that you can comply with the terms of the subaward should be included. The deadline for letters of interest is February 2, 2026, at 5pm Eastern and should be submitted to https://survey.alchemer.com/s3/8553743/ACRP-Synthesis-LOI-2026
Contact Jordan Christensen at jchristensen@nas.edu with any questions.
ACRP WELCOME PACKET
Whether you are a student, a recent graduate, or someone making a career transition into the airport industry, ACRP can help! This Welcome Packet outlines ACRP resources and ways new practitioners can get involved with ACRP. Download the Welcome Packet now.
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PANEL MEMBERS ARE NEEDED FOR SYNTHESIS TOPICS
There are 5 new synthesis topics. The ACRP is now seeking nominations for serving on synthesis project panels. These panels will finalize scope of work, select the subawardee, and review draft deliverables prepared by the subawardees. Nominations, including self-nominations, may be submitted through MyTRB. Once logged in select ‘CRP Panels’ to view ‘Available Projects’ for panel nominations. Nominations are due January 19, 2026. Contact Jordan Christensen at jchristensen@nas.edu with any questions.
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ACRP Celebrates 20 Years of Providing Practical Evidence-Based Airport Research
ACRP celebrated our 20th anniversary on September 26. There is still time to feature your airport and share a testimonial about how ACRP research has positively impacted your industry.
Visit our 20th Anniversary Webpage to learn more!
ACRP Research Collections
Connect to relevant publications that offer industry-driven, applied research in response to current and emerging airport challenges.
Available Topics:
- Administration & Human Resources
- Design & Construction
- Economic Impacts
- Environment & Sustainability
- Maintenance & Operations
- Policy & Planning
- Safety & Security
- Technology & Innovation
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