Latest US Satellite Services Contracts & Bids

This is a sources sought synopsis for a 3-year base period contract with 2 one-year options for support services related to ground operations, development, and sustainment of ground systems for space systems command innovation and prototyping. The contract involves ground operations, systems engineering, integration, and sustainment, development, and other necessary support for space systems command, control, and data distribution. The contract requires the contractor to be capable of performing tasks within minimal time constraints and hasty deadlines. The contractor must be able to transition from an incumbent contract (EDIS 2020 with SAIC) and provide sufficient resources, high-level qualifications, experience, and abilities to continue the development and sustainment of the ground system enterprise (GSE). The contractor must also be able to maintain efficiencies while adjusting to changes in missions. Interested parties must submit a Statement of Capability (SOC) by a specified date, following a specific format and outlining their capabilities, experience, and interest in prime or sub opportunities. The SOC must be limited to 10 pages, in MS Word format with a font size of at least 11pt and margins of at least 1 inch. The SOC must also include company size status under NAICS 541715. The government will not award a contract based on this synopsis.

NASA is seeking information from US and international commercial providers on space-based relay communication and navigation capabilities for Earth-proximity missions. The RFI focuses on transitioning from the aging TDRS system to a commercially driven architecture. The request details required services (direct access and file delivery, nominal and critical), space relay architecture, communication and navigation capabilities, compatible spacecraft terminals, launch vehicle support, interoperability, security, and standards compliance. Responses are due July 11, 2025. A separate appendix requests information on backwards compatible services for existing missions reliant on TDRS. The RFI also includes details on the capability validation process, cost, and timeline for potential commercial providers.

This RFI seeks information from US and international commercial providers on space-based relay communication and navigation capabilities to support NASA missions in the Earth proximity region. NASA is transitioning to a commercially driven architecture for space communications and navigation services, retiring aging government-owned infrastructure like the TDRS system. The RFI outlines required services (direct access and file delivery, nominal and critical provisioning), service types, and mission lifecycle phases. It also details space relay architecture, communication capabilities, PNT capabilities, spacecraft terminals, launch vehicle support, interoperability, security, and standards compliance. Responses are due July 11, 2025, and should be submitted via email to ***@***. *. * one-page summary, written responses to section 3, an Excel/CSV file with associated data, and a written response to Appendix B (if applicable) are required for industry respondents. User stakeholders should submit a single file. Appendix A focuses on user perspectives, and Appendix B on backwards compatible services.

This notice describes onramp and oramp procedures for an indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract. The government reserves the right to add new contractors (onramp) or remove existing contractors (oramp) based on various criteria. The contract involves facility management services for over 40 Department of State buildings, requiring a wide range of services including electrical, mechanical, HVAC, plumbing, and other building maintenance tasks. The notice outlines the onramping process, including the issuance of solicitations through government procurement portals, evaluation criteria, and minimum qualification requirements. It also details the oramping process, including reasons for removal, notice procedures, and corrective action periods. The contract also includes a list of essential tasks for facility management services.

The US Department of Commerce, NOAA, intends to negotiate and award a sole-source contract to the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) for a principal membership. This is a sole-source procurement under FAR **** parties must demonstrate their ability to provide comparable capabilities to OGC and respond via email to the contracting specialists prior to the closing of this notice. The government reserves the right to solicit quotes based on the receipt of affirmative responses to this posting without further notice. The NAICS code for this requirement is ****.