National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)/ Johnson Space Center (JSC) has a requirement for Sustaining Engineering (SE) and Post Production Support (PPS) of the International Space Station (ISS) vehicle for the life of the ISS Program.NASA/ JSC intends to issue a sole source contract to acquire the ISS vehicle SE and PPS for the life of the ISS Program.
Product Service Code:- AR62 - R&D- SPACE: STATION (APPLIED RESEARCH/EXPLORATORY DEVELOPMENT)NAICS Code:- 336414 - Guided Missile and Space Vehicle ManufacturingPrimary point of contact:- Christian Gaspardchristian.c.gaspard@nasa.govSecondary point of contact:-
NASA/JSC has a requirement for the services of one Russian Cosmonaut to attend International Space Station (ISS) systems integration and operations training for one week at NASA/JSC in accordance with the current approved version of the Multilateral Advanced/Increment Training Plan (MA/ITP).There is also a requirement for State Space Corporation “ROSCOSMOS,” (Roscosmos) to provide Soyuz Vehicle and Russian Segment systems integration and operations
The new maintenance functions include but are not limited to shops, storage, equipment support spaces, restrooms, locker rooms, offices, workspaces, breakroom, conference rooms, utility support spaces, fuel station, vehicle storage, employee/staff parking, and a wash bay. The facility has been designed to meet current building code, fire code, accessibility code, climate change, and internal climate control code requirements.
wash bay and eye wash station; • HVAC system sufficient for a storage garage; 3. the proposed compound space must: • be contiguous; • be adjacent to the proposed warehouse; • must have, or have the capacity to install, electric vehicle charging stations; 4. the proposed space must have all the basic utilities, including telecommunications, water, sewer, gas and electricity; 5. be fully accessible to persons with a disability; 6. a dedicated telecommunication
wash bay and eye wash station; • HVAC system sufficient for a storage garage; 3. the proposed compound space must: • be contiguous; • be adjacent to the proposed warehouse; • must have, or have the capacity to install, electric vehicle charging stations; 4. the proposed space must have all the basic utilities, including telecommunications, water, sewer, gas and electricity; 5. be fully accessible to persons with a disability; 6. a dedicated telecommunication
***End of Modification 1***NASA has outlined a broad strategy to facilitate the Commercialization of Low Earth Orbit (LEO) by U.S. companies (see NASA Interim Directive 8600.121: “Use of International Space Station for Commercial and Marketing Activities”). As part of that strategy, NASA is enabling private astronaut missions (PAMs) to the International Space Station (ISS).
