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JACOBS GEOSYNTEC A JOINT VENTURE Cape Canaveral FL 32920 USA

UEI: SLED_5F43A488E989EE7C

JACOBS GEOSYNTEC A JOINT VENTURE Cape Canaveral FL 32920 USA is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_5F43A488E989EE7C. It has been awarded $375,000,000 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans Unknown NAICS. Top awarding agencies include NASA Kennedy Space Center.

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NASA Kennedy Space Center$375.0M100%

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RFI - Concepts for Design, Construction, and Operation of a Regional Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Production and Storage Facility at Kennedy Space Center or Cape Canaveral Space Force StationNASA Kennedy Space Center, in coordination with the United States Space Force’s Space Launch Delta 45, is seeking input from U.S. entities capable of designing, constructing, and operating a regional liquefied natural gas production and storage facility on either Kennedy Space Center or Cape Canaveral Space Force Station property. The initiative, identified under RFI-KSC-LNGplant-2026, aims to assess industry capabilities and interest in supporting future energy needs for space launch operations through a dedicated LNG infrastructure. The request for information is open for responses until August 24, 2026, and is categorized under NAICS code 236220 for construction of commercial buildings. There is no set-aside designation, meaning all eligible U.S. businesses may respond. Primary point of contact is Christina L. Williams at NASA, with Erin White from the Space Force serving as secondary contact. The facility is expected to serve multiple federal and commercial users in the Orlando, Florida region, with performance located within the 32899 ZIP code area.

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NASA Protective Services Contract -South Region (NPSC-SR) IINASA Kennedy Space Center is soliciting comprehensive protective services under the NASA Protective Services Contract - South Region (NPSC-SR) II, a Firm-Fixed Price Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract with a total small business set-aside under NAICS code 561612, Security Guards and Patrol Services, and a small business size standard of $29 million. The contract supports multiple NASA centers across the southern region including Kennedy Space Center, Johnson Space Center, Marshall Space Flight Center, Stennis Space Center, Ames Research Center, and associated facilities such as White Sands Test Facility and Michoud Assembly Facility. Performance requires access to and handling of classified information up to the Top Secret level, with all prime offerors required to possess a current Top Secret facility clearance at the time of proposal submission and subcontractors holding at least a Secret clearance where required. The contract will be structured with baseline firm-fixed price line items for core functions and an IDIQ structure for flexible, task-order-based services with no stated minimum or maximum quantities. The anticipated contract award date is December 2026, with a contract start date of April 1, 2027, and an anticipated length of six years and six months encompassing a base period and multiple options. The work involves critical protective services including information and communications security, emergency management, protective services communication center operations, physical security and access control, security operations with armed personnel and canine units, identity credentialing, personnel security investigations, and standardized training for security and emergency response. All proposals must be submitted electronically via NASA’s EFSS Box system, with strict formatting, page limits, and technical requirements, including searchable PDFs, prohibited hyperlinks and embedded media, and mandatory volume organization with separate technical, past performance, and price components. Evaluation will proceed through a pass/fail gate for technical acceptability focused on facility clearance and staffing plan compliance, followed by a trade-off analysis between past performance and price, with both factors weighted approximately equally. The Government will use a trade-off process per FAR 15.103-1 to determine the most advantageous offer. Payment will be administered by the NASA Shared Services Center, with strict invoicing requirements and prompt payment discounts applicable. Contractors must comply with numerous FAR clauses and NASA-specific supplements, including requirements for data handling, organizational conflict of interest mitigation, wage determinations under prevailing labor standards, safety performance indicators, vehicle insurance, and data matrix marking of equipment. Industry engagement opportunities included a virtual presolicitation conference

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NASA Fire Services Contract (NFSC) IIThe NASA Fire Services Contract (NFSC) II is a firm-fixed price, indefinite-delivery indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contract awarding fire and emergency services across multiple NASA centers including Kennedy Space Center, Ames Research Center, Wallops Flight Facility, and Stennis Space Center, with performance beginning April 1, 2027. The requirement encompasses comprehensive fire operations, aircraft rescue and firefighting, advanced life support paramedic services, fire protection engineering, fire prevention inspections, firefighter training, and fire investigations—all provided 24/7. The contract will be structured with a base period through September 30, 2028, and three option periods extending through March 31, 2032, with a maximum potential value of all CLINs plus $125 million. The acquisition is set aside exclusively for small businesses under NAICS code 561990 with a size standard of $16.5 million in annual receipts. Proposals must demonstrate compliance with strict facility clearance requirements, mandating that all offerors, excluding joint ventures, hold a current Secret-level facility clearance from DCSA as of the proposal submission date. Joint ventures must either be fully populated with cleared personnel or fully unpopulated with all participating entities possessing Secret clearances. Offerors are required to submit proposals electronically via NASA’s FedRAMP Moderate-certified EFSS Box by 5 p.m. ET on the due date, formatted with searchable text, bookmarks, and tables of contents across multiple volumes, with no password protection or embedded media. Key deliverables include a full-time, on-site Program Manager at KSC, monthly performance reviews, and adherence to detailed performance work statement requirements supported by annexes and appendices covering qualifications, medical screening, uniform standards, vehicle specifications, and compliance documentation. Evaluation is based on two approximately equal-weighted factors—past performance and price—using a trade-off process, and proposals must pass pass/fail gates including technical acceptability for facility clearance, and mandatory compliance with provisions on government property management and AI usage. Failure to meet any of these criteria results in disqualification. The contract imposes stringent obligations regarding safety reporting through NASA’s Mishap Information System, environmental compliance with NASA policies including AFFF restrictions, IT security aligned with NPD 2810.1 and NPR 2810.1, personnel data management via IdMAX, and strict data marking rules that prohibit proprietary labels. Invoicing must be submitted electronically through the NASA Shared

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500-Ton Trailer-Mounted Air-Cooled ChillerNASA Kennedy Space Center is seeking capability statements from industry for a 500-ton trailer-mounted air-cooled chiller, including all necessary electrical cabling, chilled water hoses, and connection hardware to interface with existing portable systems. The chiller must be integrated with a trailer, though the chiller and trailer may be sourced from separate vendors. This is an information-gathering request, not a solicitation, and responses are not proposals. Interested parties—including small businesses, historically black colleges and universities, minority institutions, and other socioeconomic categories—are encouraged to submit detailed capability statements of up to five pages demonstrating their ability to meet the requirement using commercial products. The statement must include company details, DUNS and cage codes, years in business, annual receipts, size and socioeconomic status under NAICS code 333415, ownership structure, and whether the respondent intends to serve as a prime, subcontractor, or teaming partner. The government is also asking for industry input on realistic small business subcontracting goals, potential barriers to participation such as technical certifications, security needs, or specialized equipment, and strategies to increase small business involvement, such as dividing requirements or using mentor-protégé programs. Specific technical questions are posed regarding corrosion protection for coastal environments, use of legacy condenser coils, accessibility of chiller settings without proprietary software, and whether the respondent can provide the chiller, trailer, or both. Responses must be submitted electronically as searchable PDFs to Victoria Hargrave by 4:30 PM EST on July 27, 2026, referencing 80KSC026ChillerRFI, and will support future acquisition planning without obligating the government or compensating respondents. Any future solicitation will be posted on SAM.gov, and potential offerors are responsible for monitoring that site.

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Mass Spectrometer observing lunar operations (MSolo) Gas Analysis Instrument Concepts and ModelsNASA Kennedy Space Center is seeking input from industry, academia, and small businesses to identify potential partners and innovative applications for the Mass Spectrometer observing lunar operations (MSolo), a ruggedized commercial-off-the-shelf quadrupole mass spectrometer designed for in-situ volatile gas analysis on the lunar surface. The instrument, weighing 5.0 kg with an additional 2–3 kg for the radiator bracket, operates within a 0–100 m/z mass range at 1 amu resolution, consuming 36 watts of power from a 28 VDC ±6/-4 VDC source, and communicates via RS-422 at rates no faster than 16 kbps while generating approximately 0.67 gigabytes of data per day. It features an onboard Calibration Gas System for autonomous health monitoring and is sized at 15.5cm x 20cm x 46cm, making it suitable for integration with landers, rovers, or orbital platforms. NASA is evaluating technical solutions, operational concepts, and commercial models that enable rapid infusion of MSolo into upcoming lunar missions, with particular interest in compatibility with mass, volume, center-of-gravity, power, thermal, mechanical, data interface, and environmental constraints. Respondents must submit proposals in PDF format, not exceeding ten pages, by August 3, 2026, to Christina L. Williams, including company name, point of contact, and socioeconomic status. Proprietary or confidential information must be clearly marked, and while NASA will protect such data to the extent permitted by law, no financial reimbursement will be provided for response preparation or submission. The agency is especially interested in partnership structures such as cost-sharing agreements, Cooperative Research and Development Agreements (CRADA), and Non-Reimbursable Space Act Agreements (SAA), and welcomes input from potential prime contractors for future lunar services. This Request for Information is strictly for market research and planning purposes and does not constitute a solicitation for proposals or entail any financial obligation from NASA.

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Space-Qualified Component SupplyThe contract involves the supply of high-reliability components designed specifically for use in lunar surface conditions and the assembly of the MSolo instrument. These components include vacuum chambers, ion detectors, and ruggedized circuit boards, all tailored to meet the rigorous demands of space environments. The effort is focused on ensuring that these critical parts meet stringent standards required for space missions, particularly those managed by NASA's Kennedy Space Center. Issued as a subcontract under the NAICS code 334418, the solicitation was posted on June 4, 2026, with responses due by August 3, 2026. The project’s place of performance is Orlando, ZIP code 32899. This procurement is managed by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and seeks qualified suppliers capable of delivering specialized components to support the development and operational readiness of lunar surface scientific instruments.

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Mission Concept and Operational PlanningThe contract focuses on the development of mission architecture concepts for the deployment of MSolo, which involves creating detailed operational timelines, and comprehensive power and thermal management plans. It also requires close coordination with lander and rover operators to ensure seamless integration and operation within the overall mission framework. This initiative is aimed at supporting the optimal performance and successful execution of the MSolo deployment phase. Issued by NASA's Kennedy Space Center, the subcontract falls under NAICS code 541690, which corresponds to other scientific and technical consulting services. The work is to be performed in Orlando, ZIP code 32899, with a posted date of June 4, 2026, and a response deadline set for August 3, 2026. This contract underlines the agency's commitment to advancing space exploration technologies through meticulous planning and operational readiness in partnership with specialized subcontractors.

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Lunar Volatile Science and Data Analysis ServicesThe contract involves conducting scientific analysis on data collected by MSolo to detect and quantify lunar volatiles such as water, methane, and helium. The work includes calibration and spectral interpretation to ensure accurate identification and measurement of these substances on the lunar surface. The project is categorized under subcontract work and falls within the NAICS code 541620, which pertains to environmental consulting services or scientific and technical consulting. NASA's Kennedy Space Center is the contracting agency, with the place of performance located in Orlando. The contract was posted on June 4, 2026, with a response deadline set for August 3, 2026. The scope emphasizes the importance of precise data analysis to support lunar exploration objectives by providing key insights into the presence and quantities of volatiles, which are critical for future lunar missions and resource utilization.

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Lunar Lander or Rover Integration EngineeringThis contract involves providing specialized engineering services focused on the mechanical, electrical, and data interface integration of the MSolo instrument onto commercial lunar landers or rovers. The scope includes developing secure structural mounting solutions as well as establishing reliable communication protocols to ensure seamless operation of the instrument within the lunar mission architecture. The work aims to support NASA's goal of enhancing lunar exploration capabilities through efficient incorporation of scientific payloads onto commercial platforms. Issued by NASA Kennedy Space Center, the subcontract is classified under NAICS code 334519 and requires careful coordination to meet the technical and environmental demands of lunar deployment. The place of performance is in Orlando, with a proposal submission deadline set for early August 2026. This opportunity targets experienced engineering firms capable of addressing the complex integration challenges of extraterrestrial vehicle instrumentation.

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Lunar Mass Spectrometer Instrument DevelopmentThe contract entails the design, development, and ruggedization of a quadrupole mass spectrometer, dubbed MSolo, specifically engineered for use on lunar landers or rovers. The instrument must meet stringent requirements including radiation tolerance, the ability to withstand thermal cycling, and low-power operation to ensure functionality in the harsh lunar environment. The development effort is aimed at advancing scientific instrumentation capable of performing precise chemical analysis on the Moon’s surface. This subcontract opportunity, issued by NASA’s Kennedy Space Center, is categorized under the manufacturing of electronic instruments (NAICS 334511) and is based in Orlando, Florida. The solicitation was posted in early June 2026 with a response deadline in early August 2026, inviting specialized contractors to contribute expertise in space-grade instrument fabrication and environmental hardening. This initiative supports NASA’s broader mission to explore lunar environments by providing critical analytical tools for in-situ resource utilization and planetary science.

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Historical Launch Failure Data Research & CurationThe contract involves researching, compiling, and curating historical data on launch vehicle failures to support the development of engineering safety and reliability systems. The work requires meticulous data collection from public and proprietary sources, accurate database management, and the application of standardized metadata tagging to ensure long-term usability and traceability. All activities are conducted under a non-disclosure agreement to protect sensitive or proprietary information, with a focus on creating a reliable, structured knowledge base for use in mission-critical safety analyses. The task demands expertise in aerospace history, data architecture, and rigorous documentation practices. The contract is a subcontract under NASA Kennedy Space Center, administered by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, with a place of performance in 90277. It falls under NAICS code 519130, which pertains to other information services, indicating the project centers on data processing and information management rather than hardware or engineering development. The solicitation was posted on May 8, 2026, and no set-aside provisions have been designated. Work must comply with NASA’s standards for data integrity and confidentiality, and successful performance hinges on precision in data curation, adherence to metadata schemas, and the ability to translate historical failure trends into actionable insights for future launch systems.

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Independent Technical Review & Peer Validation of ESD ModelsThe contract requires independent verification and validation of Electrostatic Discharge models to ensure their accuracy, completeness, and strict adherence to nuclear safety standards and NSPM-20 requirements. This effort is critical to maintaining the integrity of systems used in high-risk environments where even minor electrical failures could compromise safety or mission success. The work involves rigorous technical review, peer validation, and comprehensive analysis of model outputs against established benchmarks and regulatory criteria. The subcontract is issued under NAICS code 541690 for other scientific and technical consulting services and is positioned for performance at a location with ZIP code 90277. The contracting authority is NASA Kennedy Space Center under the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, indicating that the deliverables will support spaceflight or high-reliability ground systems. The solicitation was posted on May 8, 2026, and is intended for specialized technical expertise in ESD modeling, with no set-aside provisions specified. The scope demands a high level of technical autonomy and adherence to federal nuclear safety protocols without reliance on internal or primary contractor validation processes.

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Space Mission Safety & Compliance Documentation SupportThe contract seeks technical writing and documentation support to ensure all ESD deliverables adhere to NASA and NSPM-20 reporting standards, with a focus on producing accurate and compliant risk summaries and safety review materials. The work requires specialized expertise in translating complex technical and safety information into structured, audit-ready documentation that meets rigorous federal space mission requirements. Deliverables must reflect precision in language, consistency in format, and strict alignment with NASA’s safety and compliance frameworks. This subcontract, posted on May 8, 2026, is categorized under NAICS code 541611 for technical writing services and is associated with NASA Kennedy Space Center under the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. The place of performance is identified with a ZIP code of 90277, though no specific city or state is provided. The contract does not specify a set-aside type or point of contact, and the solicitation number is not listed, indicating it may be an internal or direct award under an existing master agreement.

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Nuclear Launch Risk Modeling & Event Sequence Diagram (ESD) DevelopmentThe contract involves developing Event Sequence Diagrams to model accident scenarios associated with the nuclear-powered Rosalind Franklin Mission launched aboard SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy vehicle. The work focuses on identifying failure mechanisms, tracing causal chains, and analyzing potential consequences of system malfunctions during launch, ascent, or early flight phases. The diagrams will serve as risk modeling tools to evaluate how component failures could propagate under nominal and off-nominal conditions, with particular attention to nuclear payload safety and environmental impact. The subcontract is issued under NAICS code 541690, indicating it pertains to other scientific and technical consulting services, and is administered by NASA Kennedy Space Center with performance location specified as 90277, likely indicating a facility in the Los Angeles area associated with aerospace engineering support. The solicitation was posted in May 2026 and is classified as a subcontract, suggesting the primary contractor is managing the work on behalf of NASA, with deliverables focused on safety-critical system modeling for a high-consequence mission.

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