Description
The U.S. Space Force is seeking information from potential vendors to provide a Spaceport Capacity Assessment Tool and Diminishing Manufacturing Sources and Material Shortage (DMSMS) Toolkit. The tools will be used to analyze launch and test capacity, identify resource bottlenecks, and assess supply chain risks for the Space Launch Delta 30 and 45. The contractor will be required to provide a cloud-hosted platform with a graphic user interface, enable access using DoD CAC or alternate multifactor authentication, and provide training to government personnel. The contract will have a period of performance of one year, with a start date of 15 April 2026 or the actual award date.
Some key features of the tools include:
• Cloud-hosted platform with a graphic user interface
• Ability to analyze launch and test capacity, identify resource bottlenecks, and assess supply chain risks
• Enable access using DoD CAC or alternate multifactor authentication
• Provide training to government personnel
• Support for data import and export, and integration with other systems
• Ability to model discrete time-phased process steps, government resource utilization, and launch support provider resource utilization
• Ability to perform supply chain risk analysis and identify potential risks
The contractor will be required to provide various deliverables, including a fully operational Launch and Test Capacity Model, a DMSMS Toolkit, and user training. The contractor will also be required to conduct subject matter expert interviews, provide model validation and acceptance test plans, and deliver a final report.
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Contact
Chase French