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Artemis III vault glovebox

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The contract involves the design and procurement of a specialized glovebox to be installed within the pristine lunar vault, matching the existing Apollo vault cabinets. This double cabinet glovebox will be custom-built according to stringent curation standards to ensure the long-term preservation of Artemis lunar samples. Key features include the use of materials such as polycarbonate glass and Viton seals, which are selected for their durability and suitability for maintaining the integrity of the samples over extended periods. The procurement effort is part of preparations for the return of lunar samples by the Artemis III mission. The project is managed by XI2 under NASA’s Johnson Space Center, with a solicitation number of nasa-9b6219011d15c1d0. The place of performance is yet to be determined, and the acquisition is currently listed as a forecast with details such as set-aside status still pending. Contacts for the contract include Jemma Davidson and a small business specialist, Tumarrow Romain, providing points of communication for interested parties.

General Info

Design and procurement of custom double cabinet glovebox for Artemis III lunar sample preservation.

Agency

National Aeronautics And Space Administration → Johnson Space Center

NAICS

927110 - Space Research and Technology View NAICS

Place of Performance

Not specified

Set-Aside

NONE

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PostedMay 25

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AgencyNational Aeronautics And Space Administration → Johnson Space Center

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National Aeronautics And Space Administration → Johnson Space Center

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The glovebox will be a double cabinet that matches the current Apollo vault cabinets, that will be housed in the pristine lunar vault. The glovebox will be of custom design and manufactured to Curation standards to ensure long-term viability of the Artemis samples, including use of polycarbonate glass, Viton seals, etc.

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