KSC 40 Acre EUL- Sole Source Notice Sept 2026.pdf
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- NOI-KSC-40acres
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This is a Notification of Intent to Sole Source from NASA announcing its plan to execute an Enhanced Use Lease for approximately 40 acres of land located within the secured perimeter at Kennedy Space Center in Florida. NASA has received interest from a long-standing commercial partner to utilize the 40 acres in support of NASA's mission by advancing the commercial space economy. The agency is accepting responses through September 29, 2026, to assess additional market interest and determine whether to out-grant the facility, to whom, and under what terms to ensure best value to the Government.
NASA will evaluate all responses received by the deadline to determine if alternative options exist before proceeding with the sole source award. If no competing responses are submitted and pending successful due diligence and negotiations, NASA intends to enter into a real estate instrument and related cooperation agreements with the proposed tenant. The agency's decision will be guided by support for agency missions, alignment with U.S. national space policy, and maximization of public benefit.
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Notification of Intent to Sole Source
Announcement of intent to sole source for the use of 40 acres of land within the secured perimeter at National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Kennedy Space Center
(KSC).
NASA announces its intent to execute an Enhanced Use Lease for the use of approximately 40 acres of land located at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
NASA has received interest from a long-standing commercial partner for use of the 40 acres in a manner that will support NASA’s mission by advancing the commercial space economy.
Responses received by September 29, 2026, will be used to assess additional market interest and determine whether, to whom, and under what terms the facility may be out-granted to ensure best value to the Government. NASA will proceed in a manner that supports agency missions, U.S.
national space policy, and maximizes public benefit.
If no other responses are received, and pending successful due diligence and negotiations, NASA may enter into a real estate instrument and related cooperation agreements with the proposed tenant for the use of the land.
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