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This Solicitation opportunity from Texas was posted on August 15, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Vibroacoustic, Vibration, and Electromagnetic Interference/Compatibility (EMI/EMC) Mobile Test Capabilities

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RFI-TSC-358-26-02State & Local

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The Texas Space Commission has issued Request for Information RFI-TSC-358-26-02 to conduct market research and identify mobile technologies for vibroacoustic environment evaluation, specifically focusing on electromagnetic interference and electromagnetic compatibility testing for spaceflight hardware at facilities within Texas. This effort seeks to identify highly qualified manufacturers and existing operational assets capable of meeting NASA-class mission assurance requirements, including antenna test chamber operations and communications and tracking test planning. The RFI is intended for planning and information gathering to support a future synthesis report and Board presentation, and it does not constitute a formal solicitation or a commitment to award a contract. Respondents are required to provide comprehensive data across several areas, including technical capabilities of mobile shakers and shielded chambers, current asset inventories, and five-to-ten-year demand forecasts. The submission process requires a detailed response workbook covering rough order of magnitude costs, risk registers, planning schedules for various implementation alternatives, and proposed shared-user operating models. Additionally, the commission is seeking information on workforce pipelines, education pathways, and the availability of Texas-based suppliers and Historically Underutilized Businesses to support the long-term sustainment of these capabilities. Responses must be submitted by September 4, 2026, and must include certifications of factual accuracy and voluntary submission.

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Texas Space Commission RFI for mobile vibroacoustic and electromagnetic testing solutions by September 2026.

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Texas Space Commission

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TX, USA

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RFI 358-26-002 Appendix E Forecast 5YR-10YR Demand

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RFI 358-26-002 Appendix G Pipelines Workforce Education & Supplier

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RFI 358-26-002 Appendix H Shared-User Operating Model

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RFI 358-26-002 Appendix J Planning Schedule - Texas Space Commission

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RFI 358-26-002 Appendix K Risk Register

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RFI 358-26-002 Texas Space Commission EMI/EMC Appendix D Matrix Current Access

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Texas Space Commission RFI 358-26-002 Appendix M EMI-EMC Testing Capabilities

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Texas Space Commission RFI 358-26-002 EMI/EMC Appendix B Data Sheet

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Texas Space Commission RFI 358-26-002 Vibroacoustic and EMI/EMC Mobile Test Capabilities

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RFI 358-26-002 Appendix A Response Cover and Certification Sheet

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RFI 358-26-002 Appendix C Inventory Existing Equipment Asset

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RFI 358-26-002 Appendix I Rough Order of Magnitude Cost

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RFI 358-26-002 Appendix L Geographic Information System

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TSC RFI 358-26-002 Appendix F Customer-Partner Index Letters of Interest

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AgencyTexas Space Commission
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OfficeTX, USA
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Texas Space Commission
Office AddressTX, USA

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Identify mobile technologies for vibroacoustic environment evaluation, specifically electromagnetic interference (EMI) and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) testing, at existing facilities in Texas.

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