Lunar Exploration Ground Sites (LEGS) Communications Ground Systems
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The National Aeronautics and Space Administration Glenn Research Center is seeking a contractor for the commercial development of Lunar Exploration Ground Sites communications ground systems. This project involves the design, assembly, testing, shipping, and installation of containerized ground stations at three global sites to facilitate space communications between Earth and lunar destinations. While the contractor is responsible for the mobile telecom units, government furnished equipment antennas are excluded from the delivery scope. Managed under NAICS code 517810, this forecast outlines the requirement for specialized infrastructure to be deployed at NASA-provided locations. The effort focuses on establishing critical ground-to-space connectivity to support ongoing lunar exploration initiatives. Interested parties may coordinate with the Glenn Research Center point of contact or the designated small business specialist for further information.
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