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Thermal Rejection & Radiator Systems

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This subcontract involves the design, fabrication, and delivery of large-scale space radiators and thermal rejection systems for prime contractors working on Canadian Space Agency lunar microreactor projects. The selected provider will be responsible for developing hardware capable of rejecting waste heat into the lunar environment, requiring specialized expertise in radiative heat transfer within a vacuum and the ability to withstand extreme thermal cycling. The project is managed under the Government of Canada and is performed within Canada. Interested parties must respond by November 23, 2026, to provide the completed thermal rejection systems and radiator panels as specified under NAICS code 336413.

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Design and deliver lunar space radiators for Canadian Space Agency microreactor projects.

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This scope was carved out of 9F055- 20260146.

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Systèmes De Microréacteur Lunaire Canadien

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Supplies thermal rejection systems for prime contractors on Canadian Space Agency lunar microreactor projects. Designs and fabricates large-scale space radiators and hardware to reject waste heat into the lunar environment. Requires expertise in radiative heat transfer in vacuum and extreme thermal cycling. Delivers the completed thermal rejection system and radiator panels.

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