Environmental Control System

NASA Kennedy Space Center seeks delivery and activation of a fully fabricated, ready-to-connect compressed-air system for LC-39B, with offers due October 9, 2026 at 10 am EST. This is an unrestricted RFQ for commercial items under solicitation 80KSC026Q0013, with no set-aside applied.

Place of performance is Florida 32899. The equipment must generate clean, dry air, survive launch-induced environments including 168-mph wind loads and seismic loads equivalent to 3.0 g, but is not expected to operate during launch. The system shall supply a continuous minimum of 55 lbm/min of compressed air at 70 psig with air temperature no warmer than 15°F above ambient, meet ISO 8573-1:2010 [3:3:0] purity classification with zero oil concentration, and include N+1 redundant hardware for all critical process equipment (compressors, dryers, filters, control systems, and power transformers). Remote control and monitoring capabilities via Modbus TCP, Ethernet/IP, and hardwired I/O are required, along with carbon monoxide monitoring with adjustable alarm setpoints (0–10 ppm). All externally mounted components must be rated to at least 200°F. The enclosure must be designed for regular lifting by crane and feature corrosion coatings per NASA-STD-5008 Zone 2.

Desired delivery is February 28, 2027. The vendor shall provide shipping, on-site activation, up to four hours of training, and a one-year warranty on parts and labor. NAICS code is 333413; PSC is 4310. Evaluation criteria are price and technical capability, weighted equally. Offers must include proposed delivery schedule, discount and payment terms, warranty duration, TIN, and identification of special commercial terms, signed by an authorized representative, directed to Joshua Giraud at Joshua.Giraud@nasa.gov.