This federal contract award is for the development of highly integrated terahertz (THz) receiver systems suitable for deployment on CubeSats. The contract, valued at $199,989.00, was awarded by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) to Arizona State University (ASU) under a cooperative agreement. The goal is to advance JPL's state-of-the-art Schottky diode receiver technology and integrate it into compact, low-power systems that can be used for Earth observing, planetary science, or astrophysics applications on small satellite platforms. Key technical challenges include improving receiver performance through passive cooling and integrating with other CubeSat technologies like deployable antennas and low-power digital signal processing. The contract has no set-aside designation, and ASU will be the prime contractor working to achieve the technical objectives. This award aligns with NASA's interest in leveraging recent advances in small satellite technology for remote sensing applications that can benefit from THz observations, such as characterizing atmospheric composition.