This is a $272,542.99 contract awarded by NASA to Arizona State University (ASU) for the development of temperature-modulated radiative coatings for dynamic thermal management of spacecraft. The goal is to create coatings that can help regulate a spacecraft's temperature by selectively emitting or reflecting infrared radiation based on the temperature. The contract covers four areas: coating design, sample fabrication and characterization, metrology development, and device-level testing. This effort aims to deliver a dynamic radiative coating that can significantly advance NASA's exploratory mission capabilities, addressing the TA14.2 space technology roadmap objective. The contract has no set-aside designation. ASU, the prime contractor, has a history of receiving federal contract and grant awards from agencies like NASA, the Air Force, and NSF for research, engineering, and other professional services.