Hypoxia Chamber Services

NASA Johnson Space Center is seeking qualified contractors to provide comprehensive Hypoxia Chamber Services in support of the Artemis Program. The scope includes provision, operation, and maintenance of hypobaric hypoxia chambers, associated infrastructure, qualified personnel, training, consumables (food, supplies), and all operational support needed to study physiological, cognitive, and clinical effects of mild hypoxia on crew members. The award will be made to the offeror whose technical solution and past performance are most advantageous, with price considered secondary. • Services cover full lifecycle of hypoxia chamber usage – set‑up, calibration, safety monitoring, data collection, and post‑test analysis. • Required deliverables: chamber hardware (if not existing), staffing (scientists, technicians), training programs, consumables, and reporting. • Compliance with FAR 52.212‑1, 52.212‑2, and related clauses; NAICS 541714, size standard 1,000 employees. • Deadline for questions: 07/29/2026; final proposal submission: 10/01/2026. • NASA will evaluate technical acceptability and past performance as primary factors.