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NASA Posts Draft RFP for Follow-On Space Flight Tech Contract

NASA is seeking comments on a draft solicitation for a potential $98.1 million contract that will support the development and operations of space flight systems development and operations at the agency’s Glenn Research Center in Ohio.

A notice posted Wednesday on SAM.gov says the Space Flight Systems Development and Operations Contract III calls for the provision of hardware and software, ground support equipment, spares, operational support and research data.

The selected contractor will design, develop, test and deliver systems and associated equipment and perform technology demonstrations and other related ground development activities.

SpaceDOC III has a basic ordering period of three years, two 24-month options and an additional six-month extension.

Responses to the draft request for proposals are due Feb. 13.

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