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Renewable Hydrogen Supply and Integration

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SBIR / STTR

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This subcontract through the NASA SBIR/STTR Program focuses on the supply or design integration of renewable hydrogen feedstock produced via water electrolysis using renewable electricity. The primary objective is to ensure the sourcing or engineering of hydrogen that is fully compatible with a CO2 hydrogenation reactor. The opportunity is designated as a Total Small Business Set-Aside for entities with fewer than 500 employees, falling under NAICS code 221118. The project is associated with a place of performance in Cleveland, Ohio, and was posted on August 20, 2026.

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NASA SBIR subcontract for renewable hydrogen feedstock design and supply in Cleveland, Ohio.

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This scope was carved out of T7.05-1301.

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Single-step production of kerosene-based fuels from carbon dioxide and hydrogen

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AgencyNational Aeronautics and Space Administration → NASA SBIR/STTR Program
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Supply or design integration for renewable hydrogen feedstock derived from water electrolysis using renewable electricity. Includes sourcing or engineering for compatibility with the CO2 hydrogenation reactor.

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