The United States Geological Survey (USGS) is seeking information for the Landsat Tri-Band Antenna project. The project includes the management of the overall project, build and delivery of an antenna, radome, and boresight or collimation tower capability, civil works to prepare the antenna site, installation of the antenna and radome, and modification of USGS/EROS power systems. The USGS is looking for feedback on the recommended contract type, costing for an antenna and radome, and any additional information that may be beneficial to the government.
Some key points to consider are:
• The project has a notional 18-month period for build and installation.
• The government is considering a competition for a firm-fixed price contract for the initial build with an 18-month duration, followed by ten additional years of maintenance.
• Respondents are encouraged to provide feedback on the contract approach and timeline.
• The government is seeking budgetary cost estimates for the work defined in the draft statement of work.
• The response time for the RFI is 30 days, and responses should be submitted via email by 9/09/2026.
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