Definitive Contract FA254125CB064
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- The Air Force Research Laboratory awarded a $1.9M Small Business Technology Transfer Phase II contract to Astrobotic Technology Inc., a Pittsburgh-based space robotics company specializing in lunar exploration and advanced space technologies. This definitive contract, structured as a firm fixed-price award with a set-aside designation for small businesses, is scheduled for completion by February 15, 2027. Astrobotic will perform the work at its Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania location. The STTR Phase...
- Astrobotic Technology Inc., doing business as Astrobotic, has been awarded a definitive contract valued at approximately $1.7 million by the Air Force Research Laboratory under the Small Business Innovation Research Program Phase II initiative. The firm fixed price contract is for continued research and development efforts related to Astrobotic's participation in the Space Pitch Day 2021 event. Performance will occur in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania over a 15-month period concluding in March 2023....
- This is a $189,934.02 firm fixed-price purchase order contract awarded by the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) to Astrobotic Technology Inc., a Pittsburgh-based space robotics company, under the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Program Phase I. The contract is for the design and testing of rocket engines and rockets, with a completion date of January 16, 2025. Astrobotic is a small business and the contract is set aside for small businesses. Astrobotic has received numerous...
- Astrobotic Technology Inc. was awarded a firm fixed price purchase order totaling $749,978 by the Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Research Laboratory. This Small Business Innovation Research Program Phase II contract is for Astrobotic to develop the SkyMage lunar positioning and navigation network. As a small business set-aside award, Astrobotic will provide goods and services to create a prototype network that will support lunar surface operations and navigation under the Air...
- Astrobotic Technology Inc. was awarded a firm fixed price, total small business set aside contract valued at $1,729,937 by the Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Research Laboratory. The contract is for research under the Small Business Innovation Research Program Phase II action titled "Clavius Space Domain Awareness." Work will be performed in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania through August 1, 2024. As the prime contractor, Astrobotic will leverage its expertise in space robotics...
- This federal contract award to Astrobotic Technology Inc., a small business based in Pittsburgh, PA, is for the development of a "HOVER VEHICLE-REUSABLE ROCKET" under the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program of the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL). The firm-fixed-price purchase order, valued at $189,994.91, is part of Phase I research and development efforts. As a prime contractor, Astrobotic has previously conducted SBIR work for NASA and AFRL, including the...
- The Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Research Laboratory awarded a Firm Fixed Price Definitive Contract to Astrobotic Technology Inc., a Pittsburgh-based space robotics company. The contract, titled "QUIVER: QUANTITATIVE INTEGRATION OF VISION-ENABLED RPOD", is a Small Business set-aside for a STTR Phase I research project with a potential value of $249,333.00. Astrobotic, which was spun out of Carnegie Mellon University's Robotics Institute, has extensive experience working...
- This is a Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase I contract awarded by the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) to Astrobotic Technology Inc., a Pittsburgh-based space robotics company. The $49,999 firm-fixed-price contract is for research and development of "EVENT-BASED RELATIVE NAVIGATION" technology to support lunar surface operations and mobility. Astrobotic has previously conducted SBIR work for AFRL and NASA, including developing excavation tools, wireless charging...
- Astrobotic Technology Inc., a Pittsburgh-based space robotics company, received an $849,919 Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase II contract from NASA's Shared Services Center, awarded on July 18, 2024. The project, titled "Floatinator: A Low Gravity Simulator to Study Plume-Surface Interactions," is set aside for small businesses and will be performed in Pittsburgh, PA, with an ultimate completion date of December 31, 2026. This firm fixed-price contract represents Phase II...
- This federal contract award is to Astrobotic Technology Inc., a Pittsburgh-based company that delivers affordable space robotics technology and planetary missions. The contract is for the development of a lunar cuberover, a 2 kg payload specialized to evaluate lander ejecta and characterize small-rover trafficability. This work is being conducted under the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program, with the contract valued at $124,943. Astrobotic has previously been awarded SBIR Phase I,...
The Air Force Research Laboratory awarded Astrobotic Technology Inc. a $3.0M firm fixed-price Small Business Innovation Research Phase II contract (F2D-14761) on July 15, 2025, with completion targeted for July 14, 2027. This total small business set-aside contract focuses on demonstrating propulsion capabilities including thrust, throttling, and specific impulse necessary to perform design reference missions and advance an integrated propulsion system solution. The work will be performed at Astrobotic's facility in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Astrobotic, a Pittsburgh-based space robotics company and Carnegie Mellon University spin-off, has established itself as a key contractor for federal agencies in lunar exploration and space technology development. The company has a track record of securing SBIR and STTR contracts with NASA and the Air Force Research Laboratory, with prior awards spanning propulsion systems, hazard detection, power transfer technologies, and lunar landing capabilities. This Phase II effort builds on the company's demonstrated expertise in advanced space exploration technologies and represents continued investment by the Air Force Research Laboratory in innovative propulsion solutions for space missions.
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| Not listed | Not listed | $3.0m | 7/10/25 |