Design and Manufacture of Protective Mask Tool-Kits

The contract involves the design, engineering, fabrication, and delivery of four custom protective mask tool-kits intended for use in NASA's Human Health and Countermeasures (HHC) decompression sickness research. These tool-kits are crucial to support the Artemis missions and must comply with strict aerospace and safety standards to ensure proper functionality within controlled laboratory environments at the Johnson Space Center in Houston. The focus is on producing highly specialized equipment that adheres to NASA’s rigorous requirements for safety and precision. This subcontract opportunity was posted by the NASA Shared Services Center and is designated under the NAICS code 339113, which pertains to the manufacturing of surgical appliances and supplies. Responses to the solicitation are due by May 19, 2026. The work will be performed primarily in Houston, Texas, emphasizing the importance of local manufacturing capabilities that can meet NASA’s stringent quality requirements. The contract represents a critical component in the preparation for Artemis missions, underscoring NASA’s commitment to supporting astronaut health and safety during space exploration.