NASA Marshall Space Flight Center

Release: Dec 10, 2025

Close: Jan 16, 2026

NASA Marshall Space Flight Center issued a Request for Information (RFI) titled In Space Manufacturing-Advanced Space Technologies for Resilient Operations (ISM-ASTRO) to gather industry feedback on technologies and capabilities for in-space manufacturing, with emphasis on metallic manufacturing, recycling, electronics, modeling, and autonomous methods. This is a Special Notice RFI (not a Request for Proposal) intended for planning and information-gathering; respondents are limited to eight pages and should not submit proprietary or export-controlled information. Responses must be submitted electronically to NASA contacts by 5:00 PM Eastern on January 16, 2026.

Release: Aug 27, 2025

Close: Jul 17, 2026

NASA’s Technology Transfer Program is soliciting expressions of interest from companies to obtain license rights to commercialize, manufacture, and market the Multi-Link Spherical Joint (MSC-TOPS-109). The technology enables up to six linearly actuated links to rotate about a common center, allowing for deployable, variable geometry truss systems with space and terrestrial applications; NASA provides no funding with these licenses. Responses are for licensing interest only (no follow-on procurement expected) and license rights may be exclusive or nonexclusive.

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Close: Dec 15, 2025

NASA Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC) posted a Draft Request for Proposal and pre-solicitation synopsis for ESSCA II (80MSFC26R0002) to obtain engineering and scientific skills augmentation across multiple NASA facilities. The notice is a DRFP/presolicitation (not a solicitation for proposals) and includes attachments (DRFP Sections A-I, pricing model, and other exhibits) for industry review and comment. The HigherGov entry links to the official SAM.gov posting and shows a response deadline of Dec 15, 2025 and plans for industry engagement (virtual industry day and one-on-one meetings).