10 Nox T3s sleep‑monitoring systems with accessories and training services.

NASA/NSSC is seeking to procure 10 Nox T3 sleep-monitoring systems, including accessories and training services, under a sole source contract awarded to Nox Health Group pursuant to FAR 12.102(a), as it has been determined that Nox Health Group is the exclusive provider of these systems. The procurement, identified by solicitation number 80NSSC26934158Q, falls under NAICS code 621512 and is being managed by the NASA Shared Services Center from its office in Stennis Space Center, Mississippi. Performance will occur primarily at NASA’s Ames Research Center and Johnson Space Center, with two units delivered to Ames and eight to Johnson Space Center. The acquisition supports the project Revising the Exploration Atmosphere Hypoxia Limit to Mitigate Decompression Sickness During Surface EVA, which requires the devices to collect detailed sleep architecture data, including REM and non-REM sleep estimation using validated algorithms, and to measure respiratory outcomes under hypoxic conditions for analysis of interindividual and sex-based differences. The estimated contract value is $70,000, with equipment delivery required by May 15th and project completion targeted for September 30th, 2026. The procurement is currently in a sources sought phase to gather responses from potential vendors solely to evaluate whether competition is feasible; submissions of capabilities and qualifications must be made in writing to Kacey Hickman at [email hidden] by 3:00 p.m. Central Standard Time on June 4, 2026, with oral communications prohibited. NASA FAR Supplement Clause 1852.215-84, Ombudsman, applies, and additional information can be accessed through the NASA procurement ombudsman listing. No formal inspection criteria, packaging specifications, or contract deliverables beyond the equipment and training have been outlined, and no competitive evaluation factors exist due to the sole source determination.