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Light Detection and Ranging Sensor for OSAM-1 Mission

ID: RFI-GSFC-OSAM1-2023 • Type: Sources Sought • Match:  100%
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Description

Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC) is hereby soliciting information regarding potential sources for a new procurement of LIDAR sensors for the On Orbit Servicing, Assembly, and Manufacturing (OSAM-1) Mission. GSFC is seeking a flight proven LIDAR design with low non-reoccurring engineering (NRE) to deliver flight units.

OSAM-1 will launch the Space Vehicle (SV) into low Earth orbit with a goal of capturing the Landsat 7 (LS7) satellite and refueling its propellant tanks with enough fuel to extend its operational life. Additionally, it has a goal to demonstrate the robotic assembly, and manufacturing of new structures in space.

The rendezvous and proximity operations (RPO) subsystem of OSAM-1 is responsible for safely moving the SV to a prescribed relative position and orientation for autonomous robotic capture of LS7. RPO utilizes inertial and relative sensors to complete the rendezvous. The LIDAR is a key relative sensor.

See attachment "OSAM-1 Lidar RFI 8-14-23" for the information requested and the instructions for response submittal.

Background
Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC) is seeking information for potential sources for a new procurement of LIDAR sensors for the On Orbit Servicing, Assembly, and Manufacturing (OSAM-1) Mission. The mission aims to capture the Landsat 7 (LS7) satellite, refuel its propellant tanks, demonstrate robotic assembly and manufacturing of new structures in space. The LIDAR is a key relative sensor used in the rendezvous and proximity operations (RPO) subsystem of OSAM-1.

Work Details
The LIDAR procurement includes the fabrication and verification of a sensor that can satisfy specific requirements such as mission life, orbit, mass, dimensions, power, command/telemetry, field of view, operational range, number of points per image, image frequency, range accuracy, and bearing accuracy. The tentative delivery schedule includes milestones for emulator, engineering development unit (EDU), and two flight units.

Capability statements are requested to provide company information, ability to perform all aspects of the effort designed in Tables 1 and 2, performance/experience related to previous LIDAR requirements relevant to OSAM-1, contract structure input for the OSAM-1 LIDAR procurement, and information on international partners if applicable.

Overview

Response Deadline
Aug. 30, 2023, 3:00 p.m. EDT Past Due
Posted
Aug. 14, 2023, 4:57 p.m. EDT
Set Aside
None
NAICS
None
PSC
None
Place of Performance
Not Provided
Source

Est. Level of Competition
Average
Odds of Award
17%
On 8/14/23 Goddard Space Center issued Sources Sought RFI-GSFC-OSAM1-2023 for Light Detection and Ranging Sensor for OSAM-1 Mission due 8/30/23.
Primary Contact
Name
Bianca Peters   Profile
Phone
None

Secondary Contact

Name
Ross Henry   Profile
Phone
None

Documents

Posted documents for Sources Sought RFI-GSFC-OSAM1-2023

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Additional Details

Source Agency Hierarchy
NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION > NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION > NASA GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER
FPDS Organization Code
8000-GSFC0
Source Organization Code
100183432
Last Updated
Aug. 14, 2023
Last Updated By
antwan.g.reid@nasa.gov
Archive Date
Oct. 31, 2023