FAA-STD-002E, FAA STANDARD ENGINEERING DRAWING PREPARATION AND SUPPORT (21 SEP 1999)., This standard prescribes general requirements for the preparation and revision of architectural and engineering drawings and associated lists that are prepared for facilities by and for the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), using the two FAA-accepted CADD software suites, Autodesk AutoCAD and Bentley MicroStation.

FAA-STD-002F, FAA STANDARD ENGINEERING DRAWING PREPARATION AND SUPPORT (17 JUN 2005)., This standard was updated by the National CAEG Program Office (Air Traffic Control Facilities Operational Services) and has adopted the nationally accepted drawing practices of the American National Standards Institute (ANSI), the American Institute of Architects (AIA) and the Military to the extent specified herein. It will assist in developing a more efficient and effective means for management and technical data control of drawings prepared by and for the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the National Airspace System (NAS) Program. This standard provides: a. Drawing practices and format material for the preparation of architectural and engineering drawings. b. Definitions and examples of the types of facility and standard drawings to be prepared by and for the Federal Aviation Administration. c. Procedures for the creation of drawing title blocks. d. Numbering, coding and identification procedures for drawings, associated lists, and documents referenced on these drawings and associated lists. e. Practices applicable to Computer Aided Design and Drafting (CADD). Changes from the previous version of this standard focus on: a. Current technological trends that are gaining widespread acceptance in government and industry. b. Greater use of electronic deliverables and delivery media. c. Synchronization with standard industry practices. d. Greater FAA-wide standardization to take full advantage of technological opportunities.

FAA-STD-019C, FAA STANDARD, LIGHTNING AND SURGE PROTECTION, GROUNDING, BONDING, AND SHIELDING REQUIREMENTS FOR FACILITIES AND ELECTRONICS EQUIPMENT (1 JUN 1999)., All construction of Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) operational facilities and the electronic equipment installed therein shall conform to this standard..

FAA-STD-019D, FAA STANDARD, LIGHTNING AND SURGE PROTECTION, GROUNDING, BONDING, AND SHIELDING REQUIREMENTS FOR FACILITIES AND ELECTRONICS EQUIPMENT (9 AUG 2002)., This document mandates standard configurations and procedures for lightning protection, surge and transient protection, grounding, bonding and shielding. All construction of Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) operatio nal facilities and the electronic equipment installed therein shall conform to this standard. This document defines minimum requirements for all FAA facilities. The specific needs of any facility may exceed these minimum requirements. These needs may be influenced by the equipment to be installed at the site, the configuration of the structures and location of the equipment, and by the physical environment present at the location. The interface between contractor owned equipment or electronic equipment not used for operational purposes (administrative local area network (LAN), administrative telephone, etc.) and the operational facility shall be in accordance with this document. This standard applies to new construction and modifications to existing facilities, particularly when required for the installation of electronic equipment. The use of shall in this document indicates mandatory compliance. However, in certain cases it may not be technically feasible to implement certain requirements. In these cases, a National Airspace System (NAS) Change Proposal (NCP) must be submitted with adequate justification and technical documentation and approved by the NAS Configuration Control Board (CCB) before a deviation is permitted. This standard contains six sections. Section 1 details the scope and purpose of the standard. Section 2 lists reference documents. Section 3 gives requirements for surge and transient protection, lightning protection, the EES (EES), the electronic multipoint ground system (MPG), the electronic single point ground system (SPG), and National Electrical Code (NEC) compliance. Section 4 provides quality assurance requirements. Section 5, “Preparation for Delivery”, does not apply to this document. Section 6 contains notes, definitions, acronyms, and abbreviations.

FAA-STD-019E, FAA STANDARD, LIGHTNING AND SURGE PROTECTION, GROUNDING, BONDING, AND SHIELDING REQUIREMENTS FOR FACILITIES AND ELECTRONICS EQUIPMENT (22 DEC 2005)., All construction of Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) operational facilities and the electronic equipment installed therein shall conform to this standard. This document defines minimum standards for FAA facilities.

This standard contains the requirements for preparing Interface Requirements Documents (IRD), Interface Control Documents (ICD), and Interface Revisions (IR). This standard specifies the format and minimum acceptable content for documenting interfaces within the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) National Airspace System (NAS) and with other external entities. This standard is intended for use by the FAA and associated contractors preparing interface documentation.

FAA-STD-025F, PREPARATION OF INTERFACE DOCUMENTATION.

FAA-STD-026A, SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT FOR THE NATIONAL AIRSPACE (NAS). This standard sets forth process and documentation guidance for software development projects for the NAS. The use of this standard for all other software development projects, both internal and external to the FAA, is optional.

FAA-STD-028C, FAA STANDARD CONTRACT TRAINING PROGRAMS. This Standard establishes procedures for contractor-developed and/or delivered training through the application of principles and procedures of a systematic training development process.

FAA-STD-032, DESIGN STANDARDS FOR NATIONAL AIRSPACE SYSTEM FACILITIES. This standard defines the design requirements that shall be incorporated into designs of new National Airspace System (NAS) facilities and modifications to existing NAS facilities.

FAA-STD-039C, STANDARD PRACTICE NATIONAL AIRSPACE SYSTEM (NAS) OPEN SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE AND PROTOCOLS. This standard establishes the open systems data communications architecture and authorized protocol standards for the National Airspace System (NAS). The NAS will consist of various types of processors and communications networks procured from a variety of vendors. Well-defined data communications architecture is required to ensure interoperability among NAS open end-systems, and with external systems. This document was prepared in accordance with FAA-STD-005e.

FAA-STD-042B, STANDARD PRACTICE NATIONAL AIRSPACE SYSTEM (NAS)NAMING AND ADDRESSING STRUCTURE FOR GROUND-TO-GROUND COMMUNICATION. This standard establishes the naming and addressing standards that should be supported in the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) National Airspace System (NAS) data communications infrastructure, including end systems, local area networks (LAN), and wide area networks (WAN). This standard specifies the available procedures and industry-accepted practices that must be used to implement a minimum subset to ensure NAS system interoperability. The minimum set defined in this document may exceed the minimum requirements for a particular program or project. Naming and addressing practices in this standard are consistent with FAA-STD-039c and ICAO Doc. 9705 Ed. 3 and ICAO Doc. 9739.

FAA-STD-045, NATIONAL AIRSPACE SYSTEM (NAS) OPEN SYSTEMS INTERCONNECTION SECURITY ARCHITECTURE, PROTOCOLS AND MECHANISMS (21 NOV 1994). This standard specifies a minimum set of security services, protocols, and mechanisms required to meet NAS security requirements as identified in FAA order 1600.54, FAA Order 1600.66, DoD 5200.28-std, and NAS-SR-1000.

FAA-STD-045A, STANDARD PRACTICE NATIONAL AIRSPACE SYSTEM (NAS) COMMUNICATIONS SECURITY PROTOCOLS AND MECHANISMS (11 MAR 2005). FAA-STD-045A covers approved protocols and mechanisms for ensuring secure data communication within the NAS. This standard discusses security for the NAS systems founded upon the OSI architecture reference model and Internet Protocol Suite. Networks based upon X.25 and Aeronautical Telecommunication Network (ATN) are covered by the previous version of this standard, FAA-STD-045. Naming and Addressing information is not covered in this document. Refer to the applicable Interface Requirements Documents (IRDs) and Interface Control Documents (ICDs) for requirements for naming and addressing. Interoperability and conformance testing is not applicable to this document.

FAA-STD-058, DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION STANDARD PRACTICE FACILITY CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT (8 NOV 2002)., This standard is approved for use by all organizations of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). It establishes a standard practice and approach for the management of facility configurations. Through the implementation of Facility Configuration Management, current and consistent facility configuration data will be readily available prior to the site adaptation and/or installation phase, simplifying the project-by-project data gathering. Facilities covered by this standard include: Air Route Traffic Control Centers (ARTCC; Airport Traffic Control Towers (ATCT); Terminal Radar Approach Control (TRACON); Automated Flight Service Stations (AFSS); Air Route Surveillance Radar, (ARSR-4), Joint Surveillance Sites (JSS); Large Terminal Radar Approach Control (Large TRACONS); Air Traffic Control System Command Center (ATCSCC); Center Radar Approach Control (CERAP)

FAA-STD-060A, DATA STANDARD FOR THE NATIONAL AIRSPACE SYSTEM (NAS). This Standard describes the detailed NAS data specifications for use in defining all data interfaces controlled by the NAS Configuration Control Board, that is, interfaces specified in an Interface Requirements Document (IRD) – or, where there is no parent IRD for data specifications, the Interface Control Document (ICD) – that becomes a NAS Configuration Item. This Standard also applies to data required for two or more NAS systems, regardless of the storage or transmission media used; e.g., manually-transmitted adaptation data that is not specified in an IRD or ICD.

FAA-STD-060B, DATA STANDARD FOR THE NATIONAL AIRSPACE SYSTEM (NAS). This Standard describes the detailed NAS data specifications for use in defining all data interfaces controlled by the NAS Configuration Control Board, that is, interfaces specified in an Interface Requirements Document (IRD) – or, where there is no parent IRD for data specifications, the Interface Control Document (ICD) – that becomes a NAS Configuration Item. This Standard also applies to data required for two or more NAS systems, regardless of the storage or transmission media used; e.g., manually-transmitted adaptation data that is not specified in an IRD or ICD.