NASA Glenn seeks proposals for new power systems lab
NASA’s Glenn Research Center is now accepting proposals to design and build a new Aerospace Power Systems Laboratory in Cleveland. The lab will support advanced research and testing of aerospace power systems, directly tying into projects like Artemis and long-term moon and Mars missions. Proposals must be submitted by October 30, with an award expected mid-December. NASA wants both large firms and small businesses (under $45 million in size) to apply.
- Lab will support Artemis and moon/Mars exploration
- Proposals must be in by October 30, 2026
- Award decision expected December 16, 2026
- Open to both large and small contractors
- Facility will operate at NASA Glenn, Cleveland
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