80KSC021R0018 Amendment 1 SF30.pdf
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- Europa Clipper Launch Service Federal contract opportunity
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This document provides details regarding a solicitation for launch services to support NASA's Europa Clipper mission. NASA's Kennedy Space Center plans to issue a Request for Proposal for commercial launch services including a launch vehicle, ground support facilities and equipment, test hardware and software, and all launch services required to integrate the Europa Clipper spacecraft payload and deliver it to the required orbit. The Europa Clipper spacecraft is scheduled to launch during a 21-day period beginning October 10, 2024, and must be capable of delivering a minimum payload of 6,065 kg to a Mars-Earth-Gravity-Assist trajectory. The anticipated RFP release date is March 1, 2021, with proposals due around April 14, 2021. The solicitation will be available on beta.sam.gov. Domestic launch service providers meeting payload requirements can request a draft Launch Service Interface Requirements Document and teleconference to review by contacting the points of contact provided.
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| Source Selection Statement Europa Clipper sam.gov.pdf | ||
| Europa Clipper RFP Amendment 2.pdf | ||
| Europa Clipper Questions and Answers.pdf | ||
| Europa Clipper RFP Rev 1.pdf | ||
| Europa Clipper RFP.pdf | ||
| Europa Clipper RFP Cover Letter Signed.pdf |
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80KSC021R0018
Amendment 1
SF 30 Continuation Page
Amendment 1 to the solicitation:
A. Changed CDRL C3-3 delivery date in Attachment D2 B. Incorporated 1852.239-73 Review of the Offeror’s Information Technology Systems Supply
Chain (SEP 2018) (Deviations 15-03D) and various other changes to RFP instructions C. Posted Answer to Q&A
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