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Mission & System Architecture Services

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This subcontract for Mission and System Architecture Services supports prime contractors on lunar microreactor projects for the Canadian Space Agency. The scope of work involves high-level systems engineering and mission planning, specifically focusing on the development of Concept of Operations, requirements definitions, trade studies, and digital engineering models. Key technical deliverables include system architecture specifications, integration maps, interface control documents, and comprehensive reliability and availability analyses. The opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 541330 and will be performed within Canada. Interested parties should note the response deadline of November 23, 2026, for this Government of Canada initiative aimed at advancing lunar infrastructure.

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Subcontract for Canadian Space Agency lunar microreactor systems engineering and mission architecture services.

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Canada, CAN

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Systèmes De Microréacteur Lunaire Canadien

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Performs high-level systems engineering and mission planning for prime contractors on Canadian Space Agency lunar microreactor projects. Develops Concept of Operations (ConOps), requirements definition, trade studies, and digital engineering models. Utilizes reliability and availability analysis and interface control documents. Delivers system architecture specifications and integration maps.

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