Lunar Surface C&PNT architecture for an Integrated Lunar Surface Network
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The contract focuses on conducting a concept study and developing an acquisition strategy for an integrated system designed to support the lunar surface with reliable communications, precise location tracking, accurate navigation, and synchronized timing capabilities. This system aims to establish a comprehensive Lunar Surface Command, Positioning, Navigation, and Timing (C&PNT) architecture, essential for enabling coordinated surface operations and enhancing mission safety and efficiency on the Moon. The effort is positioned as a foundational step toward creating a robust Lunar Surface Network that integrates these critical technologies. There is potential for a Broad Agency Announcement (BAA) to be added under the "NextStep II Appendix R" to facilitate studies that advance this integrated Lunar Surface C&PNT architecture. The contract is identified under solicitation number nasa-8bf52262ce5fdab8 and is categorized under NAICS code 541715, indicating technical consulting services. NASA’s Glenn Research Center (GRC) is associated with the contract, with Robert E. Watts serving as the small business specialist contact. While specific details on set-aside status and performance location are not provided, the initiative is poised to contribute significantly to future lunar surface exploration infrastructure.
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To Be Determined, United StatesSet-Aside
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Potential for BAA to be added to "NextStep II Appendix R" for study developing a Lunar Surface C&PNT architecture for an Integrated Lunar Surface Network
