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SIERRA LOBO INC Fremont OH 43420 USA

UEI: SLED_DDBE4B390EBBDD60

SIERRA LOBO INC Fremont OH 43420 USA is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_DDBE4B390EBBDD60. It has been awarded $282,159,740 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans Unknown NAICS. Top awarding agencies include NASA Glenn Research Center.

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NASA Glenn Research Center$282.2M100%

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Fission Surface Power System - Technical Library

Solicitation # 80GRC025FSPS_Tech_Library

NASA Glenn Research Center has established a Technical Library to support potential offerors interested in the Fission Surface Power (FSP) System under the Announcement for Partnership Proposals (AFPP). The FSP system is a critical element in NASA's lunar and Mars exploration architecture, designed to provide sustainable power to support future human and robotic activities on the lunar surface and eventually Mars. It aims to energize the space industrial base through deployment of advanced fission power technologies near crewed and uncrewed assets such as landers, rovers, and habitats. The Technical Library contains a collection of standards, specifications, requirements, and guidelines relevant to the FSP development, including software interoperability, environmental design parameters, materials and processes standards, contamination control, communications systems, and lunar environmental data. These documents, many controlled as unclassified technical information (CUI) or subject to export control, are periodically updated, and potential offerors are responsible for monitoring SAM.gov for the latest information. Access to export-controlled content within the Technical Library requires a formal request process involving submission of a specialized Export Control Request Form and compliance with individual technology transfer plans and non-disclosure agreements, particularly for foreign nationals. Notably, this posting is not a solicitation or request for proposals, and no proposals are to be submitted in response. The Technical Library serves as a reference repository, encompassing detailed NASA technical documents such as lunar surface integration software interoperability standards, natural environment design criteria for launch systems, contamination control manuals, lunar communications and navigation specifications, and design and interface requirements for human-class lander systems. These materials provide essential technical baselines, standardization protocols, and interface requirements intended to facilitate compatibility, safety, and interoperability for developing the Fission Surface Power system as part of NASA’s broader Moon-to-Mars exploration strategy.

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Human-System Integration for Lunar OperationsThe contract focuses on the design and development of human-centric systems tailored for lunar environments, specifically emphasizing compliance with NASA standards such as NASA-STD-3001 and SSP 30256. These standards ensure that the systems meet rigorous safety and extravehicular activity (EVA) requirements, critical for astronaut well-being and operational effectiveness on the Moon. The work involves integrating human factors and system design to support lunar operations, promoting safe and efficient interaction between astronauts and technology in the unique conditions of the lunar surface. Issued by NASA Glenn Research Center, the subcontract falls under the NAICS code 541690, which pertains to scientific and technical consulting services. Although specific contract details such as the place of performance or points of contact are not provided, the solicitation was made available in late March 2026. The scope highlights NASA's commitment to advancing lunar mission safety and functionality by leveraging expertise in human-system integration principles to facilitate successful extravehicular missions and enhance overall lunar operational protocols.

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Materials and Processes Compliance for Spacecraft SystemsThis subcontract involves the supply and testing of materials that meet the stringent requirements outlined in NASA-STD-6016, focusing on aspects critical to spacecraft systems. Key elements include ensuring materials comply with outgassing control standards to prevent contamination in space environments, conducting thorough fracture-critical inspections to guarantee structural integrity, and maintaining meticulous traceability for all supplied materials. The contract supports NASA Glenn Research Center's objectives by adhering to industry best practices and regulatory standards. The contract falls under the NAICS code 541380, which covers engineering services, emphasizing the technical and specialized nature of the work. While specific location details and point of contact information are not provided, the contract’s purpose centers on enabling safe, reliable, and compliant materials processing for space applications, ensuring that all materials and processes used in spacecraft systems align with NASA’s rigorous performance and safety standards.

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Contamination-Controlled Packaging and Cleanliness CertificationThis contract involves the precision packaging of cleaned components, requiring contamination control measures that meet stringent NASA standards. Key responsibilities include providing VC/GC-level cleanliness certification, ensuring components are double-bagged for enhanced protection, and performing inert gas purging to maintain an uncontaminated environment. Additionally, all packaging must be accurately labeled according to specific NASA protocols to guarantee traceability and compliance. Issued by NASA Glenn Research Center, this subcontract falls under the NAICS code 325998, which relates to specialized chemical manufacturing services. The contract focuses on maintaining the integrity and cleanliness of critical components to support NASA's aerospace missions, underscoring the importance of meticulous packaging and certification processes. The scope highlights adherence to rigorous contamination control standards essential for mission success.

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High-Reliability Fastening Systems for SpacecraftThis contract involves the supply and integration of threaded fasteners that meet the stringent NASA-STD-5020 standards, specifically designed for use in spacecraft and lunar surface systems. It is a subcontract opportunity issued by the NASA Glenn Research Center, focusing on high-reliability fastening systems critical to aerospace applications. The fasteners are intended to ensure structural integrity and performance in extreme conditions encountered in space and on the lunar surface. The contract falls under NAICS code 332993, which relates to small fastener manufacturing, highlighting a specialized procurement requirement. While specific details such as location, point of contact, and set-aside status are not provided, the emphasis is clearly on delivering components that comply with rigorous national aerospace standards, supporting NASA’s missions and enhancing the safety and durability of spacecraft hardware.

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Interface Control Document and Software Requirements Specification DevelopmentThe contract involves the creation and ongoing maintenance of critical technical documentation such as Interface Control Documents (ICDs), Software Requirements Specifications (SRS), and Hardware System Interface Requirements (HSIRs). These documents are essential to ensuring seamless interoperability and compatibility across multiple systems involved in lunar surface operations. The work supports the complex integration and coordination required for successful lunar missions, highlighting the significance of precise and updated documentation in managing system interfaces. This subcontract, commissioned by NASA Glenn Research Center under the NAICS code 541330, focuses exclusively on documentation development related to software and hardware interfaces. The contract was posted in late March 2026 and emphasizes the necessity of detailed, accurate specifications to maintain cross-system integration for lunar missions. The contract ensures that all technical documentation aligns with NASA’s standards and operational needs for lunar surface activities.

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LunaNet Interoperable Communication System DevelopmentThe contract focuses on the development of software-defined communication systems tailored for lunar assets within the LunaNet framework. It requires the integration of CCSDS (Consultative Committee for Space Data Systems) standards and Space Data Link protocols to ensure interoperable and efficient communication across various lunar platforms. This effort aims to enhance the robustness and compatibility of communication links critical to lunar operations. Issued by NASA Glenn Research Center, the subcontract falls under the NAICS code 518210, which denotes data processing, hosting, and related services. While specific location details and points of contact are not provided, the contract was posted on March 26, 2026, signaling NASA’s push toward advanced communication technologies necessary for sustained lunar exploration and asset management under the LunaNet initiative.

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