The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is seeking interested parties to develop land at the Glenn Research Center (GRC) Neil A. Armstrong Test Facility (ATF) in Sandusky, Ohio. The available land consists of five parcels totaling approximately 1,736 acres, and NASA is looking for tenants to use the land for research, technology, aerospace, or academic purposes. The tenant will be responsible for the costs of facility and land development, including design and construction costs, environmental compliance costs, and operations and maintenance costs.
• The land is located within a secure area with no public access and will require use-restrictions for any third party.
• The tenant will be required to coordinate with NASA to ensure compliance with environmental laws and regulations.
• The lease term will be specified in the lease agreement.
• The tenant will have access to supporting infrastructure, including utilities, minor construction, shipping/receiving, mail service, and operations and maintenance.
• NASA will not consider proposed uses that are incompatible with the current GRC Master Plan or that could negatively impact any NASA mission.
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