Attachment 4-5 - Scenario 1.pdf

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Department of the Air Force Space Command Space and Missile Systems Center

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This document is a Fair Opportunity Proposal Request (FOPR) for a National Security Space Launch (NSSL) Program procurement by the United States Space Force.

The procurement is for a fully burdened commercial launch vehicle required for a NSS mission in low earth orbit (LEO). The key requirements are: minimum 15,000 lbs payload to 500 nautical miles circular orbit at 63.4 degrees inclination, using either expendable or reusable launch vehicle, with minimal government mission assurance. The launch vehicle is to be procured in FY25 for a target launch in FY27. The document outlines the strategic analysis, key tasks, and stakeholder engagement plan the Program Manager should consider in developing the acquisition strategy to leverage industry's capabilities and address future operational needs.

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Fair Opportunity Proposal Request (FOPR)

(FA8811-24-R-B003)

SSC/AATS

Attachment 4-5 Strategic Cell, Acquisition Planning and Strategic

Communications Scenario #1

The Program Manager is preparing an acquisition strategy and will need an engagement plan for an upcoming National Security Space Launch Program procurement for the United States Space Force. In the context of increasing space-based competition and supporting operational needs:

Procurement Scenario:

This NSSL procurement is for a fully burdened commercial launch vehicle required for a NSS mission in LEO orbit.

Consider companies currently in the market that would be able to develop this vehicle with minimum Government Mission Assurance.

a. Utilize commercial launch providers

d. Consider expendable or re-usable options

c. Minimal Government Mission Assurance

d. Payload weight of 15,000 lbs Mass to Orbit (MTO), 500 nautical miles in a circular orbit at 63.4’ inclination

e. Launch vehicle procured in FY25, with a target launch in FY27

Describe:

• Your strategic analysis in facilitating an acquisition strategy that leverages industry’s capabilities to address future operational needs

• Specific tasks you would conduct in support of developing this strategy

• The relevant stakeholders and an engagement plan to achieve their buy-in for this strategy

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