Aviation Legal, Regulatory, Procurement, Concession & Institutional Lead

Axyde Analytics is assembling a proposal team for USTDA solicitation 1131PL26R0063, South and Southeast Asia Aviation Infrastructure Project Scoping Mission. This contingent, intermittent role leads the legal, regulatory, procurement and institutional work package.WBS responsibilities

• Map aviation-authority mandates, airport/operator rights, land, airspace, safety/security and tariff approvals.
• Assess procurement law, competition, concession/PPP structure, unsolicited-proposal risks and dispute pathways.
• Evaluate sponsor authority, governance, staffing, revenue control, interagency interfaces and implementation capacity.
• Sequence legal approvals and institutional actions against engineering, financing and procurement schedules.
• Convert gaps into responsibility matrices, conditions, TOR tasks and transaction-readiness actions.Required evidence
• 10+ years of aviation or infrastructure legal, regulatory, procurement, concession or institutional analysis.
• Demonstrated government-facing approval, procurement, PPP or institutional-capacity work.
• Evidence of legal/regulatory assessments, procurement strategies, transaction documents, TORs or implementation plans.
• Ability to write source-supported, country-specific findings and clearly identify legal limitations.Preferred evidence
• South or Southeast Asia aviation law, land/airport governance, DFI projects or international procurement experience.Engagement

Remote and intermittent over a potential four-year contract period, subject to award and individual assignment authorization. Limited international travel may be requested for applicable assignments and will be confirmed separately. U.S. citizenship or lawful permanent residence is required for proposal eligibility. Selection, award, hours and travel are contingent.Application Submit a current résumé and identify two representative assignments showing your role, methods, outputs and the client decision supported. Commercial terms will be addressed separately.