NASA Glenn Seeks Phase 1 Proposals for New Aerospace Power Systems Laboratory
NASA's Glenn Research Center in Cleveland is soliciting initial design proposals for a facility to test and develop aerospace power systems.
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NASA's Glenn Research Center in Cleveland has issued a call for Phase 1 proposals for the design and construction of a new Aerospace Power Systems Laboratory, according to a NASA news release.
The procurement aims to deliver a laboratory facility that will support the testing and development of power systems, along with associated site work, infrastructure, and supporting systems. NASA said the facility is intended to provide modern capabilities for researchers working on next-generation aerospace power technology.
Phase 1 of the proposal process typically involves soliciting initial design concepts and qualifications from contractors or design teams before a more detailed selection process narrows the field for final construction plans. NASA Glenn has long served as a hub for research into power, propulsion and communications technology for aerospace applications.
The agency has not yet specified a timeline for when construction might begin or when the laboratory is expected to become operational. Additional details on the scope of the project, including funding and site specifics, are expected as the procurement process moves forward.
Sources
- NASA Glenn Invites Phase 1 Proposals for Aerospace Power Systems Laboratory — NASA Breaking News
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