California Institute Of Technology
Div Jet Propulsion Laboratory
CAGE Code: 23835
NCAGE Code: 23835
Status: Active
Type: Commercial Supplier
Dun & Bradstreet (DUNS): 095633152
Summary
California Institute Of Technology, Div Jet Propulsion Laboratory is an Active Commercial Supplier with the Cage Code 23835 and is tracked by Dun & Bradstreet under DUNS Number 095633152..
Address
4800 Oak Grove Dr
Pasadena CA 91109-8001
United States
Points of Contact
- Telephone:
- 8183542611
- Fax:
- 8183936361
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) for CAGE 23835
- What is CAGE Code 23835?
- 23835 is the unique identifier used by NATO Organizations to reference the physical entity known as California Institute Of Technology Div Jet Propulsion Laboratory located at 4800 Oak Grove Dr, Pasadena CA 91109-8001, United States.
- Who is CAGE Code 23835?
- 23835 refers to California Institute Of Technology Div Jet Propulsion Laboratory located at 4800 Oak Grove Dr, Pasadena CA 91109-8001, United States.
- Where is CAGE Code 23835 Located?
- CAGE Code 23835 is located in Pasadena, CA, USA.
- How Many NSNs Does CAGE Code 23835 Supply?
- CAGE Code 23835 has been assigned as an approved source for 2 NSNs (National Stock Numbers and NATO Stock Numbers).
Contracting History for CAGE 23835 Most Recent 25 Records
- NNN13D414T
- Cold Atom Lab (Cal) - (Slps)/(Isspo)
- 24 Oct 2022
- Cold Atom Lab (Cal) - (Slps)/(Isspo)
- Nasa Management Office -- Jpl
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- $66,685,822.51
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- NNN17R002T
- Igf::Cl::Igf Synthetic Tracking For Ssa Applications The Contract Is The Sponsoring Agreement Between The National Aeronautics And Space Administration Nasa And The California Institute Of Technology-Contractor, A Private Nonprofit Educational Institution, Which Establishes The Relationship For The Operation Of The Federally Funded Research And Development Center-Ffrdc Known As The Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The Contractor, Jpl, Is Required To Perform Work That Is Designated In Task Orders Issued By The Nasa Management Office-Nmo Contracting Officers. Nasa-Sponsored Work: Jpls Primary Mission Is To Support The Nasa Science Mission Directorate-Smd In Carrying Out The Specific Objectives Identified In The Smd Science Plan. The Four Broad Scientific Areas Are: Earth Science, Planetary Science, Heliophysics, And Astrophysics. In Performance Of This Contract, Jpl Shall: 1. Supply A Broad Base Of Scientific And Technical Capabilities Relevant To Nasa Program And Project Responsibilities And Assignments. 2. Foster Its Unique Relationship With A Top-Tier University To Facilitate The Involvement Of Scientists, Engineers, And Students From The University And Research Communities In Nasa Mission And In Supporting Other Government Agencies. 3. Support Nasa In Enabling Program And Institutional Capabilities. 4. Develop Spacecraft And Instruments That Are Sent To Various Destinations With Our Solar System, Including Earth Orbit, Planets, Planetary Satellites, Asteroids, And Comets. These Missions May Be Orbiters, Landers, Or Rovers, And Typically Include Cutting-Edge Technologies Required To Meet Scientific Requirements. 5. Perform Project Tasks Involving: I-Autonomous Deep-Space, Inner-Space And Earth-Orbiting Spacecraft Or Major Subsystems, Ii-Experiments, Instruments, Or Other Devices Which May Be Carried As Payload On Spacecrafts In Missions Managed By Others, And-Or Iii-Ground-Based Systems. 6. Beyond Its Primary Mission, Jpl May Perform Work For Other Nasa Mission Directorates Or Offices. 7. Jpl Is Also Responsible For The Operation, Research, Technology Insertion, And Management Of Nasas Deep Space Network To Provide Telecommunication And Operation Services, Including Data Acquisition And Data Delivery Required To Meet Established Agency Objectives. 8. Jpl Is Also Required To Maintain And Conduct An Education Program In Close Coordination With The Nasa Headquarters Education Office, The Academic Community At Large, And In Support To Nasa Strategic Objectives To Improve Student Retention In The Science, Technology, Engineering, And Mathematics-Stem Disciplines. Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors: Jpl May Perform Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors. This Work Will Be Designated In Task Orders Issued By Nmo Contracting Officers Based On Task Plans Initiated By The Contractor.
- 1 Feb 2017
- Igf::Cl::Igf Synthetic Tracking For Ssa Applications The Contract Is The Sponsoring Agreement Between The National Aeronautics And Space Administration Nasa And The California Institute Of Technology-Contractor, A Private Nonprofit Educational Institution, Which Establishes The Relationship For The Operation Of The Federally Funded Research And Development Center-Ffrdc Known As The Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The Contractor, Jpl, Is Required To Perform Work That Is Designated In Task Orders Issued By The Nasa Management Office-Nmo Contracting Officers. Nasa-Sponsored Work: Jpls Primary Mission Is To Support The Nasa Science Mission Directorate-Smd In Carrying Out The Specific Objectives Identified In The Smd Science Plan. The Four Broad Scientific Areas Are: Earth Science, Planetary Science, Heliophysics, And Astrophysics. In Performance Of This Contract, Jpl Shall: 1. Supply A Broad Base Of Scientific And Technical Capabilities Relevant To Nasa Program And Project Responsibilities And Assignments. 2. Foster Its Unique Relationship With A Top-Tier University To Facilitate The Involvement Of Scientists, Engineers, And Students From The University And Research Communities In Nasa Mission And In Supporting Other Government Agencies. 3. Support Nasa In Enabling Program And Institutional Capabilities. 4. Develop Spacecraft And Instruments That Are Sent To Various Destinations With Our Solar System, Including Earth Orbit, Planets, Planetary Satellites, Asteroids, And Comets. These Missions May Be Orbiters, Landers, Or Rovers, And Typically Include Cutting-Edge Technologies Required To Meet Scientific Requirements. 5. Perform Project Tasks Involving: I-Autonomous Deep-Space, Inner-Space And Earth-Orbiting Spacecraft Or Major Subsystems, Ii-Experiments, Instruments, Or Other Devices Which May Be Carried As Payload On Spacecrafts In Missions Managed By Others, And-Or Iii-Ground-Based Systems. 6. Beyond Its Primary Mission, Jpl May Perform Work For Other Nasa Mission Directorates Or Offices. 7. Jpl Is Also Responsible For The Operation, Research, Technology Insertion, And Management Of Nasas Deep Space Network To Provide Telecommunication And Operation Services, Including Data Acquisition And Data Delivery Required To Meet Established Agency Objectives. 8. Jpl Is Also Required To Maintain And Conduct An Education Program In Close Coordination With The Nasa Headquarters Education Office, The Academic Community At Large, And In Support To Nasa Strategic Objectives To Improve Student Retention In The Science, Technology, Engineering, And Mathematics-Stem Disciplines. Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors: Jpl May Perform Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors. This Work Will Be Designated In Task Orders Issued By Nmo Contracting Officers Based On Task Plans Initiated By The Contractor.
- Nasa Management Office -- Jpl
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- $2,213,853.98
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- NNN17D010T
- Science Mission Directorate, Earth Science Applied Sciences Program The Contract Is The Sponsoring Agreement Between The National Aeronautics And Space Administration Nasa And The California Institute Of Technology-Contractor, A Private Nonprofit Educational Institution, Which Establishes The Relationship For The Operation Of The Federally Funded Research And Development Center-Ffrdc Known As The Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The Contractor, Jpl, Is Required To Perform Work That Is Designated In Task Orders Issued By The Nasa Management Office-Nmo Contracting Officers. Nasa-Sponsored Work: Jpls Primary Mission Is To Support The Nasa Science Mission Directorate-Smd In Carrying Out The Specific Objectives Identified In The Smd Science Plan. The Four Broad Scientific Areas Are: Earth Science, Planetary Science, Heliophysics, And Astrophysics. In Performance Of This Contract, Jpl Shall: 1. Supply A Broad Base Of Scientific And Technical Capabilities Relevant To Nasa Program And Project Responsibilities And Assignments. 2. Foster Its Unique Relationship With A Top-Tier University To Facilitate The Involvement Of Scientists, Engineers, And Students From The University And Research Communities In Nasa Mission And In Supporting Other Government Agencies. 3. Support Nasa In Enabling Program And Institutional Capabilities. 4. Develop Spacecraft And Instruments That Are Sent To Various Destinations With Our Solar System, Including Earth Orbit, Planets, Planetary Satellites, Asteroids, And Comets. These Missions May Be Orbiters, Landers, Or Rovers, And Typically Include Cutting-Edge Technologies Required To Meet Scientific Requirements. 5. Perform Project Tasks Involving: I-Autonomous Deep-Space, Inner-Space And Earth-Orbiting Spacecraft Or Major Subsystems, Ii-Experiments, Instruments, Or Other Devices Which May Be Carried As Payload On Spacecrafts In Missions Managed By Others, And-Or Iii-Ground-Based Systems. 6. Beyond Its Primary Mission, Jpl May Perform Work For Other Nasa Mission Directorates Or Offices. 7. Jpl Is Also Responsible For The Operation, Research, Technology Insertion, And Management Of Nasas Deep Space Network To Provide Telecommunication And Operation Services, Including Data Acquisition And Data Delivery Required To Meet Established Agency Objectives. 8. Jpl Is Also Required To Maintain And Conduct An Education Program In Close Coordination With The Nasa Headquarters Education Office, The Academic Community At Large, And In Support To Nasa Strategic Objectives To Improve Student Retention In The Science, Technology, Engineering, And Mathematics-Stem Disciplines. Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors: Jpl May Perform Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors. This Work Will Be Designated In Task Orders Issued By Nmo Contracting Officers Based On Task Plans Initiated By The Contractor.
- 7 Feb 2022
- Science Mission Directorate, Earth Science Applied Sciences Program The Contract Is The Sponsoring Agreement Between The National Aeronautics And Space Administration Nasa And The California Institute Of Technology-Contractor, A Private Nonprofit Educational Institution, Which Establishes The Relationship For The Operation Of The Federally Funded Research And Development Center-Ffrdc Known As The Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The Contractor, Jpl, Is Required To Perform Work That Is Designated In Task Orders Issued By The Nasa Management Office-Nmo Contracting Officers. Nasa-Sponsored Work: Jpls Primary Mission Is To Support The Nasa Science Mission Directorate-Smd In Carrying Out The Specific Objectives Identified In The Smd Science Plan. The Four Broad Scientific Areas Are: Earth Science, Planetary Science, Heliophysics, And Astrophysics. In Performance Of This Contract, Jpl Shall: 1. Supply A Broad Base Of Scientific And Technical Capabilities Relevant To Nasa Program And Project Responsibilities And Assignments. 2. Foster Its Unique Relationship With A Top-Tier University To Facilitate The Involvement Of Scientists, Engineers, And Students From The University And Research Communities In Nasa Mission And In Supporting Other Government Agencies. 3. Support Nasa In Enabling Program And Institutional Capabilities. 4. Develop Spacecraft And Instruments That Are Sent To Various Destinations With Our Solar System, Including Earth Orbit, Planets, Planetary Satellites, Asteroids, And Comets. These Missions May Be Orbiters, Landers, Or Rovers, And Typically Include Cutting-Edge Technologies Required To Meet Scientific Requirements. 5. Perform Project Tasks Involving: I-Autonomous Deep-Space, Inner-Space And Earth-Orbiting Spacecraft Or Major Subsystems, Ii-Experiments, Instruments, Or Other Devices Which May Be Carried As Payload On Spacecrafts In Missions Managed By Others, And-Or Iii-Ground-Based Systems. 6. Beyond Its Primary Mission, Jpl May Perform Work For Other Nasa Mission Directorates Or Offices. 7. Jpl Is Also Responsible For The Operation, Research, Technology Insertion, And Management Of Nasas Deep Space Network To Provide Telecommunication And Operation Services, Including Data Acquisition And Data Delivery Required To Meet Established Agency Objectives. 8. Jpl Is Also Required To Maintain And Conduct An Education Program In Close Coordination With The Nasa Headquarters Education Office, The Academic Community At Large, And In Support To Nasa Strategic Objectives To Improve Student Retention In The Science, Technology, Engineering, And Mathematics-Stem Disciplines. Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors: Jpl May Perform Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors. This Work Will Be Designated In Task Orders Issued By Nmo Contracting Officers Based On Task Plans Initiated By The Contractor.
- Nasa Management Office -- Jpl
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- $1,903,438.17
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- 80NM0018F0054
- Rtgx Software And Technical Support
- 21 May 2018
- Rtgx Software And Technical Support
- Nasa Management Office -- Jpl
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- $393.52
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- NNN13R453T
- Spawar Advanced Information Fusion Research And Development Task (81-17864)
- 2 May 2022
- Spawar Advanced Information Fusion Research And Development Task (81-17864)
- Nasa Management Office -- Jpl
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- $658,838.56
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- NNN13D963T
- Engineering Technical Authority The Contract Is The Sponsoring Agreement Between The National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa) And The California Institute Of Technology (Contractor), A Private Nonprofit Educational Institution, Which Establishes The Relationship For The Operation Of The Federally Funded Research And Development Center (Ffrdc) Known As The Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The Contractor, Jpl, Is Required To Perform Work That Is Designated In Task Orders Issued By The Nasa Management Office (Nmo) Contracting Officers. Nasa - Sponsored Work: Jpl's Primary Mission Is To Support The Nasa Science Mission Directorate (Smd) In Carrying Out The Specific Objectives Identified In The Smd Science Plan. The Four Broad Scientific Areas Are: Earth Science, Planetary Science, Heliophysics, And Astrophysics. In Performance Of This Contract, Jpl Shall: 1) Supply A Broad Base Of Scientific And Technical Capabilities Relevant To Nasa Program And Project Responsibilities And Assignments. 2) Foster Its Unique Relationship With A Top-Tier University To Facilitate The Involvement Of Scientists, Engineers, And Students From The University And Research Communities In Nasa Mission And In Supporting Other Government Agencies. 3) Support Nasa In Enabling Program And Institutional Capabilities. 4) Develop Spacecraft And Instruments That Are Sent To Various Destinations With Our Solar System, Including Earth Orbit, Planets, Planetary Satellites, Asteroids, And Comets. These Missions May Be Orbiters, Landers, Or Rovers, And Typically Include Cutting-Edge Technologies Required To Meet Scientific Requirements. 5) Perform Project Tasks Involving: (I) Autonomous Deep-Space, Inner-Space And Earth-Orbiting Spacecraft Or Major Subsystems, (Ii) Experiments, Instruments, Or Other Devices Which May Be Carried As Payload On Spacecrafts In Missions Managed By Others, And/Or (Iii) Ground-Based Systems. 6) Beyond Its Primary Mission, Jpl May Perform Work For Other Nasa Mission Directorates Or Offices. 7) Jpl Is Also Responsible For The Operation, Research, Technology Insertion, And Management Of Nasa S Deep Space Network To Provide Telecommunication And Operation Services, Including Data Acquisition And Data Delivery Required To Meet Established Agency Objectives. 8) Jpl Is Also Required To Maintain And Conduct An Education Program In Close Coordination With The Nasa Headquarters Education Office, The Academic Community At Large, And In Support To Nasa Strategic Objectives To Improve Student Retention In The Science, Technology, Engineering, And Mathematics (Stem) Disciplines. Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors: Jpl May Perform Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors. This Work Will Be Designated In Task Orders Issued By Nmo Contracting Officers Based On Task Plans Initiated By The Contractor.
- 9 Feb 2022
- Engineering Technical Authority The Contract Is The Sponsoring Agreement Between The National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa) And The California Institute Of Technology (Contractor), A Private Nonprofit Educational Institution, Which Establishes The Relationship For The Operation Of The Federally Funded Research And Development Center (Ffrdc) Known As The Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The Contractor, Jpl, Is Required To Perform Work That Is Designated In Task Orders Issued By The Nasa Management Office (Nmo) Contracting Officers. Nasa - Sponsored Work: Jpl's Primary Mission Is To Support The Nasa Science Mission Directorate (Smd) In Carrying Out The Specific Objectives Identified In The Smd Science Plan. The Four Broad Scientific Areas Are: Earth Science, Planetary Science, Heliophysics, And Astrophysics. In Performance Of This Contract, Jpl Shall: 1) Supply A Broad Base Of Scientific And Technical Capabilities Relevant To Nasa Program And Project Responsibilities And Assignments. 2) Foster Its Unique Relationship With A Top-Tier University To Facilitate The Involvement Of Scientists, Engineers, And Students From The University And Research Communities In Nasa Mission And In Supporting Other Government Agencies. 3) Support Nasa In Enabling Program And Institutional Capabilities. 4) Develop Spacecraft And Instruments That Are Sent To Various Destinations With Our Solar System, Including Earth Orbit, Planets, Planetary Satellites, Asteroids, And Comets. These Missions May Be Orbiters, Landers, Or Rovers, And Typically Include Cutting-Edge Technologies Required To Meet Scientific Requirements. 5) Perform Project Tasks Involving: (I) Autonomous Deep-Space, Inner-Space And Earth-Orbiting Spacecraft Or Major Subsystems, (Ii) Experiments, Instruments, Or Other Devices Which May Be Carried As Payload On Spacecrafts In Missions Managed By Others, And/Or (Iii) Ground-Based Systems. 6) Beyond Its Primary Mission, Jpl May Perform Work For Other Nasa Mission Directorates Or Offices. 7) Jpl Is Also Responsible For The Operation, Research, Technology Insertion, And Management Of Nasa S Deep Space Network To Provide Telecommunication And Operation Services, Including Data Acquisition And Data Delivery Required To Meet Established Agency Objectives. 8) Jpl Is Also Required To Maintain And Conduct An Education Program In Close Coordination With The Nasa Headquarters Education Office, The Academic Community At Large, And In Support To Nasa Strategic Objectives To Improve Student Retention In The Science, Technology, Engineering, And Mathematics (Stem) Disciplines. Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors: Jpl May Perform Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors. This Work Will Be Designated In Task Orders Issued By Nmo Contracting Officers Based On Task Plans Initiated By The Contractor.
- Nasa Management Office -- Jpl
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- $27,553,227.26
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- NNN13R499T
- Jpl/Dsn Navigation And Network Services Cross Support To The Indian Space Research Organization (Isro) 2013 Mars Orbiter Mission The Contract Is The Sponsoring Agreement Between The National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa) And The California Institute Of Technology (Contractor), A Private Nonprofit Educational Institution, Which Establishes The Relationship For The Operation Of The Federally Funded Research And Development Center (Ffrdc) Known As The Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The Contractor, Jpl, Is Required To Perform Work That Is Designated In Task Orders Issued By The Nasa Management Office (Nmo) Contracting Officers. Nasa Sponsored Work: Jpl S Primary Mission Is To Support The Nasa Science Mission Directorate (Smd) In Carrying Out The Specific Objectives Identified In The Smd Science Plan. The Four Broad Scientific Areas Are: Earth Science, Planetary Science, Heliophysics, And Astrophysics. In Performance Of This Contract, Jpl Shall: 1) Supply A Broad Base Of Scientific And Technical Capabilities Relevant To Nasa Program And Project Responsibilities And Assignments. 2) Foster Its Unique Relationship With A Top-Tier University To Facilitate The Involvement Of Scientists, Engineers, And Students From The University And Research Communities In Nasa Mission And In Supporting Other Government Agencies. 3) Support Nasa In Enabling Program And Institutional Capabilities. 4) Develop Spacecraft And Instruments That Are Sent To Various Destinations With Our Solar System, Including Earth Orbit, Planets, Planetary Satellites, Asteroids, And Comets. These Missions May Be Orbiters, Landers, Or Rovers, And Typically Include Cutting-Edge Technologies Required To Meet Scientific Requirements. 5) Perform Project Tasks Involving: (I) Autonomous Deep-Space, Inner-Space And Earth-Orbiting Spacecraft Or Major Subsystems, (Ii) Experiments, Instruments, Or Other Devices Which May Be Carried As Payload On Spacecrafts In Missions Managed By Others, And/Or (Iii) Ground-Based Systems. 6) Beyond Its Primary Mission, Jpl May Perform Work For Other Nasa Mission Directorates Or Offices. 7) Jpl Is Also Responsible For The Operation, Research, Technology Insertion, And Management Of Nasa S Deep Space Network To Provide Telecommunication And Operation Services, Including Data Acquisition And Data Delivery Required To Meet Established Agency Objectives. 8) Jpl Is Also Required To Maintain And Conduct An Education Program In Close Coordination With The Nasa Headquarters Education Office, The Academic Community At Large, And In Support To Nasa Strategic Objectives To Improve Student Retention In The Science, Technology, Engineering, And Mathematics (Stem) Disciplines. Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors: Jpl May Perform Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors. This Work Will Be Designated In Task Orders Issued By Nmo Contracting Officers Based On Task Plans Initiated By The Contractor.
- 28 Dec 2021
- Jpl/Dsn Navigation And Network Services Cross Support To The Indian Space Research Organization (Isro) 2013 Mars Orbiter Mission The Contract Is The Sponsoring Agreement Between The National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa) And The California Institute Of Technology (Contractor), A Private Nonprofit Educational Institution, Which Establishes The Relationship For The Operation Of The Federally Funded Research And Development Center (Ffrdc) Known As The Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The Contractor, Jpl, Is Required To Perform Work That Is Designated In Task Orders Issued By The Nasa Management Office (Nmo) Contracting Officers. Nasa Sponsored Work: Jpl S Primary Mission Is To Support The Nasa Science Mission Directorate (Smd) In Carrying Out The Specific Objectives Identified In The Smd Science Plan. The Four Broad Scientific Areas Are: Earth Science, Planetary Science, Heliophysics, And Astrophysics. In Performance Of This Contract, Jpl Shall: 1) Supply A Broad Base Of Scientific And Technical Capabilities Relevant To Nasa Program And Project Responsibilities And Assignments. 2) Foster Its Unique Relationship With A Top-Tier University To Facilitate The Involvement Of Scientists, Engineers, And Students From The University And Research Communities In Nasa Mission And In Supporting Other Government Agencies. 3) Support Nasa In Enabling Program And Institutional Capabilities. 4) Develop Spacecraft And Instruments That Are Sent To Various Destinations With Our Solar System, Including Earth Orbit, Planets, Planetary Satellites, Asteroids, And Comets. These Missions May Be Orbiters, Landers, Or Rovers, And Typically Include Cutting-Edge Technologies Required To Meet Scientific Requirements. 5) Perform Project Tasks Involving: (I) Autonomous Deep-Space, Inner-Space And Earth-Orbiting Spacecraft Or Major Subsystems, (Ii) Experiments, Instruments, Or Other Devices Which May Be Carried As Payload On Spacecrafts In Missions Managed By Others, And/Or (Iii) Ground-Based Systems. 6) Beyond Its Primary Mission, Jpl May Perform Work For Other Nasa Mission Directorates Or Offices. 7) Jpl Is Also Responsible For The Operation, Research, Technology Insertion, And Management Of Nasa S Deep Space Network To Provide Telecommunication And Operation Services, Including Data Acquisition And Data Delivery Required To Meet Established Agency Objectives. 8) Jpl Is Also Required To Maintain And Conduct An Education Program In Close Coordination With The Nasa Headquarters Education Office, The Academic Community At Large, And In Support To Nasa Strategic Objectives To Improve Student Retention In The Science, Technology, Engineering, And Mathematics (Stem) Disciplines. Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors: Jpl May Perform Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors. This Work Will Be Designated In Task Orders Issued By Nmo Contracting Officers Based On Task Plans Initiated By The Contractor.
- Nasa Management Office -- Jpl
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- $9,673,178.84
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- NNN14R007T
- Technology Road Mapping&Project Exploration - Tia #6 The Contract Is The Sponsoring Agreement Between The National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa) And The California Institute Of Technology (Contractor), A Private Nonprofit Educational Institution, Which Establishes The Relationship For The Operation Of The Federally Funded Research And Development Center (Ffrdc) Known As The Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The Contractor, Jpl, Is Required To Perform Work That Is Designated In Task Orders Issued By The Nasa Management Office (Nmo) Contracting Officers. Nasa - Sponsored Work: Jpl's Primary Mission Is To Support The Nasa Science Mission Directorate (Smd) In Carrying Out The Specific Objectives Identified In The Smd Science Plan. The Four Broad Scientific Areas Are: Earth Science, Planetary Science, Heliophysics, And Astrophysics. In Performance Of This Contract, Jpl Shall: 1) Supply A Broad Base Of Scientific And Technical Capabilities Relevant To Nasa Program And Project Responsibilities And Assignments. 2) Foster Its Unique Relationship With A Top-Tier University To Facilitate The Involvement Of Scientists, Engineers, And Students From The University And Research Communities In Nasa Mission And In Supporting Other Government Agencies. 3) Support Nasa In Enabling Program And Institutional Capabilities. 4) Develop Spacecraft And Instruments That Are Sent To Various Destinations With Our Solar System, Including Earth Orbit, Planets, Planetary Satellites, Asteroids, And Comets. These Missions May Be Orbiters, Landers, Or Rovers, And Typically Include Cutting-Edge Technologies Required To Meet Scientific Requirements. 5) Perform Project Tasks Involving: (I) Autonomous Deep-Space, Inner-Space And Earth-Orbiting Spacecraft Or Major Subsystems, (Ii) Experiments, Instruments, Or Other Devices Which May Be Carried As Payload On Spacecrafts In Missions Managed By Others, And/Or (Iii) Ground-Based Systems. 6) Beyond Its Primary Mission, Jpl May Perform Work For Other Nasa Mission Directorates Or Offices. 7) Jpl Is Also Responsible For The Operation, Research, Technology Insertion, And Management Of Nasa S Deep Space Network To Provide Telecommunication And Operation Services, Including Data Acquisition And Data Delivery Required To Meet Established Agency Objectives. 8) Jpl Is Also Required To Maintain And Conduct An Education Program In Close Coordination With The Nasa Headquarters Education Office, The Academic Community At Large, And In Support To Nasa Strategic Objectives To Improve Student Retention In The Science, Technology, Engineering, And Mathematics (Stem) Disciplines. Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors: Jpl May Perform Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors. This Work Will Be Designated In Task Orders Issued By Nmo Contracting Officers Based On Task Plans Initiated By The Contractor.
- 15 Feb 2022
- Technology Road Mapping&Project Exploration - Tia #6 The Contract Is The Sponsoring Agreement Between The National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa) And The California Institute Of Technology (Contractor), A Private Nonprofit Educational Institution, Which Establishes The Relationship For The Operation Of The Federally Funded Research And Development Center (Ffrdc) Known As The Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The Contractor, Jpl, Is Required To Perform Work That Is Designated In Task Orders Issued By The Nasa Management Office (Nmo) Contracting Officers. Nasa - Sponsored Work: Jpl's Primary Mission Is To Support The Nasa Science Mission Directorate (Smd) In Carrying Out The Specific Objectives Identified In The Smd Science Plan. The Four Broad Scientific Areas Are: Earth Science, Planetary Science, Heliophysics, And Astrophysics. In Performance Of This Contract, Jpl Shall: 1) Supply A Broad Base Of Scientific And Technical Capabilities Relevant To Nasa Program And Project Responsibilities And Assignments. 2) Foster Its Unique Relationship With A Top-Tier University To Facilitate The Involvement Of Scientists, Engineers, And Students From The University And Research Communities In Nasa Mission And In Supporting Other Government Agencies. 3) Support Nasa In Enabling Program And Institutional Capabilities. 4) Develop Spacecraft And Instruments That Are Sent To Various Destinations With Our Solar System, Including Earth Orbit, Planets, Planetary Satellites, Asteroids, And Comets. These Missions May Be Orbiters, Landers, Or Rovers, And Typically Include Cutting-Edge Technologies Required To Meet Scientific Requirements. 5) Perform Project Tasks Involving: (I) Autonomous Deep-Space, Inner-Space And Earth-Orbiting Spacecraft Or Major Subsystems, (Ii) Experiments, Instruments, Or Other Devices Which May Be Carried As Payload On Spacecrafts In Missions Managed By Others, And/Or (Iii) Ground-Based Systems. 6) Beyond Its Primary Mission, Jpl May Perform Work For Other Nasa Mission Directorates Or Offices. 7) Jpl Is Also Responsible For The Operation, Research, Technology Insertion, And Management Of Nasa S Deep Space Network To Provide Telecommunication And Operation Services, Including Data Acquisition And Data Delivery Required To Meet Established Agency Objectives. 8) Jpl Is Also Required To Maintain And Conduct An Education Program In Close Coordination With The Nasa Headquarters Education Office, The Academic Community At Large, And In Support To Nasa Strategic Objectives To Improve Student Retention In The Science, Technology, Engineering, And Mathematics (Stem) Disciplines. Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors: Jpl May Perform Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors. This Work Will Be Designated In Task Orders Issued By Nmo Contracting Officers Based On Task Plans Initiated By The Contractor.
- Nasa Management Office -- Jpl
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- $489,964.72
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- NNN15R053T
- Darpa High Frequency (Dhfr) Space Testbed
- 1 Feb 2023
- Darpa High Frequency (Dhfr) Space Testbed
- Nasa Management Office -- Jpl
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- $8,136,466.30
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- NNN13D036T
- Smd, R&A, Modeling, Analysis And Prediction (Map) The Contract Is The Sponsoring Agreement Between The National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa) And The California Institute Of Technology (Contractor), A Private Nonprofit Educational Institution, Which Establishes The Relationship For The Operation Of The Federally Funded Research And Development Center (Ffrdc) Known As The Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The Contractor, Jpl, Is Required To Perform Work That Is Designated In Task Orders Issued By The Nasa Management Office (Nmo) Contracting Officers. Nasa Sponsored Work: Jpl S Primary Mission Is To Support The Nasa Science Mission Directorate (Smd) In Carrying Out The Specific Objectives Identified In The Smd Science Plan. The Four Broad Scientific Areas Are: Earth Science, Planetary Science, Heliophysics, And Astrophysics. In Performance Of This Contract, Jpl Shall: 1) Supply A Broad Base Of Scientific And Technical Capabilities Relevant To Nasa Program And Project Responsibilities And Assignments. 2) Foster Its Unique Relationship With A Top-Tier University To Facilitate The Involvement Of Scientists, Engineers, And Students From The University And Research Communities In Nasa Mission And In Supporting Other Government Agencies. 3) Support Nasa In Enabling Program And Institutional Capabilities. 4) Develop Spacecraft And Instruments That Are Sent To Various Destinations With Our Solar System, Including Earth Orbit, Planets, Planetary Satellites, Asteroids, And Comets. These Missions May Be Orbiters, Landers, Or Rovers, And Typically Include Cutting-Edge Technologies Required To Meet Scientific Requirements. 5) Perform Project Tasks Involving: (I) Autonomous Deep-Space, Inner-Space And Earth-Orbiting Spacecraft Or Major Subsystems, (Ii) Experiments, Instruments, Or Other Devices Which May Be Carried As Payload On Spacecrafts In Missions Managed By Others, And/Or (Iii) Ground-Based Systems. 6) Beyond Its Primary Mission, Jpl May Perform Work For Other Nasa Mission Directorates Or Offices. 7) Jpl Is Also Responsible For The Operation, Research, Technology Insertion, And Management Of Nasa S Deep Space Network To Provide Telecommunication And Operation Services, Including Data Acquisition And Data Delivery Required To Meet Established Agency Objectives. 8) Jpl Is Also Required To Maintain And Conduct An Education Program In Close Coordination With The Nasa Headquarters Education Office, The Academic Community At Large, And In Support To Nasa Strategic Objectives To Improve Student Retention In The Science, Technology, Engineering, And Mathematics (Stem) Disciplines. Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors: Jpl May Perform Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors. This Work Will Be Designated In Task Orders Issued By Nmo Contracting Officers Based On Task Plans Initiated By The Contractor.
- 27 Sep 2022
- Smd, R&A, Modeling, Analysis And Prediction (Map) The Contract Is The Sponsoring Agreement Between The National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa) And The California Institute Of Technology (Contractor), A Private Nonprofit Educational Institution, Which Establishes The Relationship For The Operation Of The Federally Funded Research And Development Center (Ffrdc) Known As The Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The Contractor, Jpl, Is Required To Perform Work That Is Designated In Task Orders Issued By The Nasa Management Office (Nmo) Contracting Officers. Nasa Sponsored Work: Jpl S Primary Mission Is To Support The Nasa Science Mission Directorate (Smd) In Carrying Out The Specific Objectives Identified In The Smd Science Plan. The Four Broad Scientific Areas Are: Earth Science, Planetary Science, Heliophysics, And Astrophysics. In Performance Of This Contract, Jpl Shall: 1) Supply A Broad Base Of Scientific And Technical Capabilities Relevant To Nasa Program And Project Responsibilities And Assignments. 2) Foster Its Unique Relationship With A Top-Tier University To Facilitate The Involvement Of Scientists, Engineers, And Students From The University And Research Communities In Nasa Mission And In Supporting Other Government Agencies. 3) Support Nasa In Enabling Program And Institutional Capabilities. 4) Develop Spacecraft And Instruments That Are Sent To Various Destinations With Our Solar System, Including Earth Orbit, Planets, Planetary Satellites, Asteroids, And Comets. These Missions May Be Orbiters, Landers, Or Rovers, And Typically Include Cutting-Edge Technologies Required To Meet Scientific Requirements. 5) Perform Project Tasks Involving: (I) Autonomous Deep-Space, Inner-Space And Earth-Orbiting Spacecraft Or Major Subsystems, (Ii) Experiments, Instruments, Or Other Devices Which May Be Carried As Payload On Spacecrafts In Missions Managed By Others, And/Or (Iii) Ground-Based Systems. 6) Beyond Its Primary Mission, Jpl May Perform Work For Other Nasa Mission Directorates Or Offices. 7) Jpl Is Also Responsible For The Operation, Research, Technology Insertion, And Management Of Nasa S Deep Space Network To Provide Telecommunication And Operation Services, Including Data Acquisition And Data Delivery Required To Meet Established Agency Objectives. 8) Jpl Is Also Required To Maintain And Conduct An Education Program In Close Coordination With The Nasa Headquarters Education Office, The Academic Community At Large, And In Support To Nasa Strategic Objectives To Improve Student Retention In The Science, Technology, Engineering, And Mathematics (Stem) Disciplines. Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors: Jpl May Perform Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors. This Work Will Be Designated In Task Orders Issued By Nmo Contracting Officers Based On Task Plans Initiated By The Contractor.
- Nasa Management Office -- Jpl
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- $28,572,276.94
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- NNN13D248T
- Ocean Vector Winds Scatterometer On The International Space Station (Rapidscat) The Contract Is The Sponsoring Agreement Between The National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa) And The California Institute Of Technology (Contractor), A Private Nonprofit Educational Institution, Which Establishes The Relationship For The Operation Of The Federally Funded Research And Development Center (Ffrdc) Known As The Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The Contractor, Jpl, Is Required To Perform Work That Is Designated In Task Orders Issued By The Nasa Management Office (Nmo) Contracting Officers. Nasa - Sponsored Work: Jpl's Primary Mission Is To Support The Nasa Science Mission Directorate (Smd) In Carrying Out The Specific Objectives Identified In The Smd Science Plan. The Four Broad Scientific Areas Are: Earth Science, Planetary Science, Heliophysics, And Astrophysics. In Performance Of This Contract, Jpl Shall: 1) Supply A Broad Base Of Scientific And Technical Capabilities Relevant To Nasa Program And Project Responsibilities And Assignments. 2) Foster Its Unique Relationship With A Top-Tier University To Facilitate The Involvement Of Scientists, Engineers, And Students From The University And Research Communities In Nasa Mission And In Supporting Other Government Agencies. 3) Support Nasa In Enabling Program And Institutional Capabilities. 4) Develop Spacecraft And Instruments That Are Sent To Various Destinations With Our Solar System, Including Earth Orbit, Planets, Planetary Satellites, Asteroids, And Comets. These Missions May Be Orbiters, Landers, Or Rovers, And Typically Include Cutting-Edge Technologies Required To Meet Scientific Requirements. 5) Perform Project Tasks Involving: (I) Autonomous Deep-Space, Inner-Space And Earth-Orbiting Spacecraft Or Major Subsystems, (Ii) Experiments, Instruments, Or Other Devices Which May Be Carried As Payload On Spacecrafts In Missions Managed By Others, And/Or (Iii) Ground-Based Systems. 6) Beyond Its Primary Mission, Jpl May Perform Work For Other Nasa Mission Directorates Or Offices. 7) Jpl Is Also Responsible For The Operation, Research, Technology Insertion, And Management Of Nasa S Deep Space Network To Provide Telecommunication And Operation Services, Including Data Acquisition And Data Delivery Required To Meet Established Agency Objectives. 8) Jpl Is Also Required To Maintain And Conduct An Education Program In Close Coordination With The Nasa Headquarters Education Office, The Academic Community At Large, And In Support To Nasa Strategic Objectives To Improve Student Retention In The Science, Technology, Engineering, And Mathematics (Stem) Disciplines. Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors: Jpl May Perform Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors. This Work Will Be Designated In Task Orders Issued By Nmo Contracting Officers Based On Task Plans Initiated By The Contractor.
- 14 Sep 2022
- Ocean Vector Winds Scatterometer On The International Space Station (Rapidscat) The Contract Is The Sponsoring Agreement Between The National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa) And The California Institute Of Technology (Contractor), A Private Nonprofit Educational Institution, Which Establishes The Relationship For The Operation Of The Federally Funded Research And Development Center (Ffrdc) Known As The Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The Contractor, Jpl, Is Required To Perform Work That Is Designated In Task Orders Issued By The Nasa Management Office (Nmo) Contracting Officers. Nasa - Sponsored Work: Jpl's Primary Mission Is To Support The Nasa Science Mission Directorate (Smd) In Carrying Out The Specific Objectives Identified In The Smd Science Plan. The Four Broad Scientific Areas Are: Earth Science, Planetary Science, Heliophysics, And Astrophysics. In Performance Of This Contract, Jpl Shall: 1) Supply A Broad Base Of Scientific And Technical Capabilities Relevant To Nasa Program And Project Responsibilities And Assignments. 2) Foster Its Unique Relationship With A Top-Tier University To Facilitate The Involvement Of Scientists, Engineers, And Students From The University And Research Communities In Nasa Mission And In Supporting Other Government Agencies. 3) Support Nasa In Enabling Program And Institutional Capabilities. 4) Develop Spacecraft And Instruments That Are Sent To Various Destinations With Our Solar System, Including Earth Orbit, Planets, Planetary Satellites, Asteroids, And Comets. These Missions May Be Orbiters, Landers, Or Rovers, And Typically Include Cutting-Edge Technologies Required To Meet Scientific Requirements. 5) Perform Project Tasks Involving: (I) Autonomous Deep-Space, Inner-Space And Earth-Orbiting Spacecraft Or Major Subsystems, (Ii) Experiments, Instruments, Or Other Devices Which May Be Carried As Payload On Spacecrafts In Missions Managed By Others, And/Or (Iii) Ground-Based Systems. 6) Beyond Its Primary Mission, Jpl May Perform Work For Other Nasa Mission Directorates Or Offices. 7) Jpl Is Also Responsible For The Operation, Research, Technology Insertion, And Management Of Nasa S Deep Space Network To Provide Telecommunication And Operation Services, Including Data Acquisition And Data Delivery Required To Meet Established Agency Objectives. 8) Jpl Is Also Required To Maintain And Conduct An Education Program In Close Coordination With The Nasa Headquarters Education Office, The Academic Community At Large, And In Support To Nasa Strategic Objectives To Improve Student Retention In The Science, Technology, Engineering, And Mathematics (Stem) Disciplines. Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors: Jpl May Perform Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors. This Work Will Be Designated In Task Orders Issued By Nmo Contracting Officers Based On Task Plans Initiated By The Contractor.
- Nasa Management Office -- Jpl
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- $27,337,843.71
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- NNN13R830T
- Global Ionospheric Specification Using Gps The Contract Is The Sponsoring Agreement Between The National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa) And The California Institute Of Technology (Contractor), A Private Nonprofit Educational Institution, Which Establishes The Relationship For The Operation Of The Federally Funded Research And Development Center (Ffrdc) Known As The Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The Contractor, Jpl, Is Required To Perform Work That Is Designated In Task Orders Issued By The Nasa Management Office (Nmo) Contracting Officers. Nasa Sponsored Work: Jpl S Primary Mission Is To Support The Nasa Science Mission Directorate (Smd) In Carrying Out The Specific Objectives Identified In The Smd Science Plan. The Four Broad Scientific Areas Are: Earth Science, Planetary Science, Heliophysics, And Astrophysics. In Performance Of This Contract, Jpl Shall: 1) Supply A Broad Base Of Scientific And Technical Capabilities Relevant To Nasa Program And Project Responsibilities And Assignments. 2) Foster Its Unique Relationship With A Top-Tier University To Facilitate The Involvement Of Scientists, Engineers, And Students From The University And Research Communities In Nasa Mission And In Supporting Other Government Agencies. 3) Support Nasa In Enabling Program And Institutional Capabilities. 4) Develop Spacecraft And Instruments That Are Sent To Various Destinations With Our Solar System, Including Earth Orbit, Planets, Planetary Satellites, Asteroids, And Comets. These Missions May Be Orbiters, Landers, Or Rovers, And Typically Include Cutting-Edge Technologies Required To Meet Scientific Requirements. 5) Perform Project Tasks Involving: (I) Autonomous Deep-Space, Inner-Space And Earth-Orbiting Spacecraft Or Major Subsystems, (Ii) Experiments, Instruments, Or Other Devices Which May Be Carried As Payload On Spacecrafts In Missions Managed By Others, And/Or (Iii) Ground-Based Systems. 6) Beyond Its Primary Mission, Jpl May Perform Work For Other Nasa Mission Directorates Or Offices. 7) Jpl Is Also Responsible For The Operation, Research, Technology Insertion, And Management Of Nasa S Deep Space Network To Provide Telecommunication And Operation Services, Including Data Acquisition And Data Delivery Required To Meet Established Agency Objectives. 8) Jpl Is Also Required To Maintain And Conduct An Education Program In Close Coordination With The Nasa Headquarters Education Office, The Academic Community At Large, And In Support To Nasa Strategic Objectives To Improve Student Retention In The Science, Technology, Engineering, And Mathematics (Stem) Disciplines. Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors: Jpl May Perform Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors. This Work Will Be Designated In Task Orders Issued By Nmo Contracting Officers Based On Task Plans Initiated By The Contractor.
- 12 May 2022
- Global Ionospheric Specification Using Gps The Contract Is The Sponsoring Agreement Between The National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa) And The California Institute Of Technology (Contractor), A Private Nonprofit Educational Institution, Which Establishes The Relationship For The Operation Of The Federally Funded Research And Development Center (Ffrdc) Known As The Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The Contractor, Jpl, Is Required To Perform Work That Is Designated In Task Orders Issued By The Nasa Management Office (Nmo) Contracting Officers. Nasa Sponsored Work: Jpl S Primary Mission Is To Support The Nasa Science Mission Directorate (Smd) In Carrying Out The Specific Objectives Identified In The Smd Science Plan. The Four Broad Scientific Areas Are: Earth Science, Planetary Science, Heliophysics, And Astrophysics. In Performance Of This Contract, Jpl Shall: 1) Supply A Broad Base Of Scientific And Technical Capabilities Relevant To Nasa Program And Project Responsibilities And Assignments. 2) Foster Its Unique Relationship With A Top-Tier University To Facilitate The Involvement Of Scientists, Engineers, And Students From The University And Research Communities In Nasa Mission And In Supporting Other Government Agencies. 3) Support Nasa In Enabling Program And Institutional Capabilities. 4) Develop Spacecraft And Instruments That Are Sent To Various Destinations With Our Solar System, Including Earth Orbit, Planets, Planetary Satellites, Asteroids, And Comets. These Missions May Be Orbiters, Landers, Or Rovers, And Typically Include Cutting-Edge Technologies Required To Meet Scientific Requirements. 5) Perform Project Tasks Involving: (I) Autonomous Deep-Space, Inner-Space And Earth-Orbiting Spacecraft Or Major Subsystems, (Ii) Experiments, Instruments, Or Other Devices Which May Be Carried As Payload On Spacecrafts In Missions Managed By Others, And/Or (Iii) Ground-Based Systems. 6) Beyond Its Primary Mission, Jpl May Perform Work For Other Nasa Mission Directorates Or Offices. 7) Jpl Is Also Responsible For The Operation, Research, Technology Insertion, And Management Of Nasa S Deep Space Network To Provide Telecommunication And Operation Services, Including Data Acquisition And Data Delivery Required To Meet Established Agency Objectives. 8) Jpl Is Also Required To Maintain And Conduct An Education Program In Close Coordination With The Nasa Headquarters Education Office, The Academic Community At Large, And In Support To Nasa Strategic Objectives To Improve Student Retention In The Science, Technology, Engineering, And Mathematics (Stem) Disciplines. Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors: Jpl May Perform Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors. This Work Will Be Designated In Task Orders Issued By Nmo Contracting Officers Based On Task Plans Initiated By The Contractor.
- Nasa Management Office -- Jpl
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- $1,944,283.70
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- NMO715927
- Technology Support (Aga)
- 21 Jan 2021
- Technology Support (Aga)
- Nasa Management Office -- Jpl
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- $469,571,204.16
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- NNN17D017T
- Igf::Cl::Igf Radio Science Support Of Stereo Behind (Stereo-B) Recovery Efforts The Contract Is The Sponsoring Agreement Between The National Aeronautics And Space Administration Nasa And The California Institute Of Technology-Contractor, A Private Nonprofit Educational Institution, Which Establishes The Relationship For The Operation Of The Federally Funded Research And Development Center-Ffrdc Known As The Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The Contractor, Jpl, Is Required To Perform Work That Is Designated In Task Orders Issued By The Nasa Management Office-Nmo Contracting Officers. Nasa-Sponsored Work: Jpls Primary Mission Is To Support The Nasa Science Mission Directorate-Smd In Carrying Out The Specific Objectives Identified In The Smd Science Plan. The Four Broad Scientific Areas Are: Earth Science, Planetary Science, Heliophysics, And Astrophysics. In Performance Of This Contract, Jpl Shall: 1. Supply A Broad Base Of Scientific And Technical Capabilities Relevant To Nasa Program And Project Responsibilities And Assignments. 2. Foster Its Unique Relationship With A Top-Tier University To Facilitate The Involvement Of Scientists, Engineers, And Students From The University And Research Communities In Nasa Mission And In Supporting Other Government Agencies. 3. Support Nasa In Enabling Program And Institutional Capabilities. 4. Develop Spacecraft And Instruments That Are Sent To Various Destinations With Our Solar System, Including Earth Orbit, Planets, Planetary Satellites, Asteroids, And Comets. These Missions May Be Orbiters, Landers, Or Rovers, And Typically Include Cutting-Edge Technologies Required To Meet Scientific Requirements. 5. Perform Project Tasks Involving: I-Autonomous Deep-Space, Inner-Space And Earth-Orbiting Spacecraft Or Major Subsystems, Ii-Experiments, Instruments, Or Other Devices Which May Be Carried As Payload On Spacecrafts In Missions Managed By Others, And-Or Iii-Ground-Based Systems. 6. Beyond Its Primary Mission, Jpl May Perform Work For Other Nasa Mission Directorates Or Offices. 7. Jpl Is Also Responsible For The Operation, Research, Technology Insertion, And Management Of Nasas Deep Space Network To Provide Telecommunication And Operation Services, Including Data Acquisition And Data Delivery Required To Meet Established Agency Objectives. 8. Jpl Is Also Required To Maintain And Conduct An Education Program In Close Coordination With The Nasa Headquarters Education Office, The Academic Community At Large, And In Support To Nasa Strategic Objectives To Improve Student Retention In The Science, Technology, Engineering, And Mathematics-Stem Disciplines. Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors: Jpl May Perform Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors. This Work Will Be Designated In Task Orders Issued By Nmo Contracting Officers Based On Task Plans Initiated By The Contractor.
- 7 Jun 2017
- Igf::Cl::Igf Radio Science Support Of Stereo Behind (Stereo-B) Recovery Efforts The Contract Is The Sponsoring Agreement Between The National Aeronautics And Space Administration Nasa And The California Institute Of Technology-Contractor, A Private Nonprofit Educational Institution, Which Establishes The Relationship For The Operation Of The Federally Funded Research And Development Center-Ffrdc Known As The Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The Contractor, Jpl, Is Required To Perform Work That Is Designated In Task Orders Issued By The Nasa Management Office-Nmo Contracting Officers. Nasa-Sponsored Work: Jpls Primary Mission Is To Support The Nasa Science Mission Directorate-Smd In Carrying Out The Specific Objectives Identified In The Smd Science Plan. The Four Broad Scientific Areas Are: Earth Science, Planetary Science, Heliophysics, And Astrophysics. In Performance Of This Contract, Jpl Shall: 1. Supply A Broad Base Of Scientific And Technical Capabilities Relevant To Nasa Program And Project Responsibilities And Assignments. 2. Foster Its Unique Relationship With A Top-Tier University To Facilitate The Involvement Of Scientists, Engineers, And Students From The University And Research Communities In Nasa Mission And In Supporting Other Government Agencies. 3. Support Nasa In Enabling Program And Institutional Capabilities. 4. Develop Spacecraft And Instruments That Are Sent To Various Destinations With Our Solar System, Including Earth Orbit, Planets, Planetary Satellites, Asteroids, And Comets. These Missions May Be Orbiters, Landers, Or Rovers, And Typically Include Cutting-Edge Technologies Required To Meet Scientific Requirements. 5. Perform Project Tasks Involving: I-Autonomous Deep-Space, Inner-Space And Earth-Orbiting Spacecraft Or Major Subsystems, Ii-Experiments, Instruments, Or Other Devices Which May Be Carried As Payload On Spacecrafts In Missions Managed By Others, And-Or Iii-Ground-Based Systems. 6. Beyond Its Primary Mission, Jpl May Perform Work For Other Nasa Mission Directorates Or Offices. 7. Jpl Is Also Responsible For The Operation, Research, Technology Insertion, And Management Of Nasas Deep Space Network To Provide Telecommunication And Operation Services, Including Data Acquisition And Data Delivery Required To Meet Established Agency Objectives. 8. Jpl Is Also Required To Maintain And Conduct An Education Program In Close Coordination With The Nasa Headquarters Education Office, The Academic Community At Large, And In Support To Nasa Strategic Objectives To Improve Student Retention In The Science, Technology, Engineering, And Mathematics-Stem Disciplines. Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors: Jpl May Perform Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors. This Work Will Be Designated In Task Orders Issued By Nmo Contracting Officers Based On Task Plans Initiated By The Contractor.
- Nasa Management Office -- Jpl
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- $95,785.21
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- NNN15C001T
- Construction Of 34 Meter Beam Wave Guide (Bwg) Antennas, Madrid, Spain
- 15 Nov 2023
- Construction Of 34 Meter Beam Wave Guide (Bwg) Antennas, Madrid, Spain
- Nasa Management Office -- Jpl
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- $5,679,778.45
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- NNN16D017T
- Sentinel-6 Mission - Formulation Phase, Pre-Phase A
- 22 Aug 2023
- Sentinel-6 Mission - Formulation Phase, Pre-Phase A
- Nasa Management Office -- Jpl
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- $78,931,041.40
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- NNN13D248T
- Ocean Vector Winds Scatterometer On The International Space Station (Rapidscat) The Contract Is The Sponsoring Agreement Between The National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa) And The California Institute Of Technology (Contractor), A Private Nonprofit Educational Institution, Which Establishes The Relationship For The Operation Of The Federally Funded Research And Development Center (Ffrdc) Known As The Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The Contractor, Jpl, Is Required To Perform Work That Is Designated In Task Orders Issued By The Nasa Management Office (Nmo) Contracting Officers. Nasa - Sponsored Work: Jpl's Primary Mission Is To Support The Nasa Science Mission Directorate (Smd) In Carrying Out The Specific Objectives Identified In The Smd Science Plan. The Four Broad Scientific Areas Are: Earth Science, Planetary Science, Heliophysics, And Astrophysics. In Performance Of This Contract, Jpl Shall: 1) Supply A Broad Base Of Scientific And Technical Capabilities Relevant To Nasa Program And Project Responsibilities And Assignments. 2) Foster Its Unique Relationship With A Top-Tier University To Facilitate The Involvement Of Scientists, Engineers, And Students From The University And Research Communities In Nasa Mission And In Supporting Other Government Agencies. 3) Support Nasa In Enabling Program And Institutional Capabilities. 4) Develop Spacecraft And Instruments That Are Sent To Various Destinations With Our Solar System, Including Earth Orbit, Planets, Planetary Satellites, Asteroids, And Comets. These Missions May Be Orbiters, Landers, Or Rovers, And Typically Include Cutting-Edge Technologies Required To Meet Scientific Requirements. 5) Perform Project Tasks Involving: (I) Autonomous Deep-Space, Inner-Space And Earth-Orbiting Spacecraft Or Major Subsystems, (Ii) Experiments, Instruments, Or Other Devices Which May Be Carried As Payload On Spacecrafts In Missions Managed By Others, And/Or (Iii) Ground-Based Systems. 6) Beyond Its Primary Mission, Jpl May Perform Work For Other Nasa Mission Directorates Or Offices. 7) Jpl Is Also Responsible For The Operation, Research, Technology Insertion, And Management Of Nasa S Deep Space Network To Provide Telecommunication And Operation Services, Including Data Acquisition And Data Delivery Required To Meet Established Agency Objectives. 8) Jpl Is Also Required To Maintain And Conduct An Education Program In Close Coordination With The Nasa Headquarters Education Office, The Academic Community At Large, And In Support To Nasa Strategic Objectives To Improve Student Retention In The Science, Technology, Engineering, And Mathematics (Stem) Disciplines. Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors: Jpl May Perform Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors. This Work Will Be Designated In Task Orders Issued By Nmo Contracting Officers Based On Task Plans Initiated By The Contractor.
- 12 Sep 2022
- Ocean Vector Winds Scatterometer On The International Space Station (Rapidscat) The Contract Is The Sponsoring Agreement Between The National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa) And The California Institute Of Technology (Contractor), A Private Nonprofit Educational Institution, Which Establishes The Relationship For The Operation Of The Federally Funded Research And Development Center (Ffrdc) Known As The Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The Contractor, Jpl, Is Required To Perform Work That Is Designated In Task Orders Issued By The Nasa Management Office (Nmo) Contracting Officers. Nasa - Sponsored Work: Jpl's Primary Mission Is To Support The Nasa Science Mission Directorate (Smd) In Carrying Out The Specific Objectives Identified In The Smd Science Plan. The Four Broad Scientific Areas Are: Earth Science, Planetary Science, Heliophysics, And Astrophysics. In Performance Of This Contract, Jpl Shall: 1) Supply A Broad Base Of Scientific And Technical Capabilities Relevant To Nasa Program And Project Responsibilities And Assignments. 2) Foster Its Unique Relationship With A Top-Tier University To Facilitate The Involvement Of Scientists, Engineers, And Students From The University And Research Communities In Nasa Mission And In Supporting Other Government Agencies. 3) Support Nasa In Enabling Program And Institutional Capabilities. 4) Develop Spacecraft And Instruments That Are Sent To Various Destinations With Our Solar System, Including Earth Orbit, Planets, Planetary Satellites, Asteroids, And Comets. These Missions May Be Orbiters, Landers, Or Rovers, And Typically Include Cutting-Edge Technologies Required To Meet Scientific Requirements. 5) Perform Project Tasks Involving: (I) Autonomous Deep-Space, Inner-Space And Earth-Orbiting Spacecraft Or Major Subsystems, (Ii) Experiments, Instruments, Or Other Devices Which May Be Carried As Payload On Spacecrafts In Missions Managed By Others, And/Or (Iii) Ground-Based Systems. 6) Beyond Its Primary Mission, Jpl May Perform Work For Other Nasa Mission Directorates Or Offices. 7) Jpl Is Also Responsible For The Operation, Research, Technology Insertion, And Management Of Nasa S Deep Space Network To Provide Telecommunication And Operation Services, Including Data Acquisition And Data Delivery Required To Meet Established Agency Objectives. 8) Jpl Is Also Required To Maintain And Conduct An Education Program In Close Coordination With The Nasa Headquarters Education Office, The Academic Community At Large, And In Support To Nasa Strategic Objectives To Improve Student Retention In The Science, Technology, Engineering, And Mathematics (Stem) Disciplines. Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors: Jpl May Perform Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors. This Work Will Be Designated In Task Orders Issued By Nmo Contracting Officers Based On Task Plans Initiated By The Contractor.
- Nasa Management Office -- Jpl
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- $27,337,843.71
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- NNN17R014T
- Extended Swir Epi Materials Development For Hyperspectral Fpa Applications - Annex No. 1 The Contract Is The Sponsoring Agreement Between The National Aeronautics And Space Administration Nasa And The California Institute Of Technology-Contractor, A Private Nonprofit Educational Institution, Which Establishes The Relationship For The Operation Of The Federally Funded Research And Development Center-Ffrdc Known As The Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The Contractor, Jpl, Is Required To Perform Work That Is Designated In Task Orders Issued By The Nasa Management Office-Nmo Contracting Officers. Nasa-Sponsored Work: Jpls Primary Mission Is To Support The Nasa Science Mission Directorate-Smd In Carrying Out The Specific Objectives Identified In The Smd Science Plan. The Four Broad Scientific Areas Are: Earth Science, Planetary Science, Heliophysics, And Astrophysics. In Performance Of This Contract, Jpl Shall: 1. Supply A Broad Base Of Scientific And Technical Capabilities Relevant To Nasa Program And Project Responsibilities And Assignments. 2. Foster Its Unique Relationship With A Top-Tier University To Facilitate The Involvement Of Scientists, Engineers, And Students From The University And Research Communities In Nasa Mission And In Supporting Other Government Agencies. 3. Support Nasa In Enabling Program And Institutional Capabilities. 4. Develop Spacecraft And Instruments That Are Sent To Various Destinations With Our Solar System, Including Earth Orbit, Planets, Planetary Satellites, Asteroids, And Comets. These Missions May Be Orbiters, Landers, Or Rovers, And Typically Include Cutting-Edge Technologies Required To Meet Scientific Requirements. 5. Perform Project Tasks Involving: I-Autonomous Deep-Space, Inner-Space And Earth-Orbiting Spacecraft Or Major Subsystems, Ii-Experiments, Instruments, Or Other Devices Which May Be Carried As Payload On Spacecrafts In Missions Managed By Others, And-Or Iii-Ground-Based Systems. 6. Beyond Its Primary Mission, Jpl May Perform Work For Other Nasa Mission Directorates Or Offices. 7. Jpl Is Also Responsible For The Operation, Research, Technology Insertion, And Management Of Nasas Deep Space Network To Provide Telecommunication And Operation Services, Including Data Acquisition And Data Delivery Required To Meet Established Agency Objectives. 8. Jpl Is Also Required To Maintain And Conduct An Education Program In Close Coordination With The Nasa Headquarters Education Office, The Academic Community At Large, And In Support To Nasa Strategic Objectives To Improve Student Retention In The Science, Technology, Engineering, And Mathematics-Stem Disciplines. Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors: Jpl May Perform Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors. This Work Will Be Designated In Task Orders Issued By Nmo Contracting Officers Based On Task Plans Initiated By The Contractor.
- 12 May 2022
- Extended Swir Epi Materials Development For Hyperspectral Fpa Applications - Annex No. 1 The Contract Is The Sponsoring Agreement Between The National Aeronautics And Space Administration Nasa And The California Institute Of Technology-Contractor, A Private Nonprofit Educational Institution, Which Establishes The Relationship For The Operation Of The Federally Funded Research And Development Center-Ffrdc Known As The Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The Contractor, Jpl, Is Required To Perform Work That Is Designated In Task Orders Issued By The Nasa Management Office-Nmo Contracting Officers. Nasa-Sponsored Work: Jpls Primary Mission Is To Support The Nasa Science Mission Directorate-Smd In Carrying Out The Specific Objectives Identified In The Smd Science Plan. The Four Broad Scientific Areas Are: Earth Science, Planetary Science, Heliophysics, And Astrophysics. In Performance Of This Contract, Jpl Shall: 1. Supply A Broad Base Of Scientific And Technical Capabilities Relevant To Nasa Program And Project Responsibilities And Assignments. 2. Foster Its Unique Relationship With A Top-Tier University To Facilitate The Involvement Of Scientists, Engineers, And Students From The University And Research Communities In Nasa Mission And In Supporting Other Government Agencies. 3. Support Nasa In Enabling Program And Institutional Capabilities. 4. Develop Spacecraft And Instruments That Are Sent To Various Destinations With Our Solar System, Including Earth Orbit, Planets, Planetary Satellites, Asteroids, And Comets. These Missions May Be Orbiters, Landers, Or Rovers, And Typically Include Cutting-Edge Technologies Required To Meet Scientific Requirements. 5. Perform Project Tasks Involving: I-Autonomous Deep-Space, Inner-Space And Earth-Orbiting Spacecraft Or Major Subsystems, Ii-Experiments, Instruments, Or Other Devices Which May Be Carried As Payload On Spacecrafts In Missions Managed By Others, And-Or Iii-Ground-Based Systems. 6. Beyond Its Primary Mission, Jpl May Perform Work For Other Nasa Mission Directorates Or Offices. 7. Jpl Is Also Responsible For The Operation, Research, Technology Insertion, And Management Of Nasas Deep Space Network To Provide Telecommunication And Operation Services, Including Data Acquisition And Data Delivery Required To Meet Established Agency Objectives. 8. Jpl Is Also Required To Maintain And Conduct An Education Program In Close Coordination With The Nasa Headquarters Education Office, The Academic Community At Large, And In Support To Nasa Strategic Objectives To Improve Student Retention In The Science, Technology, Engineering, And Mathematics-Stem Disciplines. Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors: Jpl May Perform Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors. This Work Will Be Designated In Task Orders Issued By Nmo Contracting Officers Based On Task Plans Initiated By The Contractor.
- Nasa Management Office -- Jpl
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- $13,608.22
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- 80NM0018F0373
- Igf::Cl::Igf Trajectory Model-Enhanced Nucaps Soundings For Transition Into Awips-Ii And Convective Initiation Forecast Skill Assessment (82-105302) The Contract Is The Sponsoring Agreement Between The National Aeronautics And Space Administration Nasa And The California Institute Of Technology-Contractor, A Private Nonprofit Educational Institution, Which Establishes The Relationship For The Operation Of The Federally Funded Research And Development Center-Ffrdc Known As The Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The Contractor, Jpl, Is Required To Perform Work That Is Designated In Task Orders Issued By The Nasa Management Office-Nmo Contracting Officers. Nasa-Sponsored Work: Jpls Primary Mission Is To Support The Nasa Science Mission Directorate-Smd In Carrying Out The Specific Objectives Identified In The Smd Science Plan. The Four Broad Scientific Areas Are: Earth Science, Planetary Science, Heliophysics, And Astrophysics. In Performance Of This Contract, Jpl Shall: 1. Supply A Broad Base Of Scientific And Technical Capabilities Relevant To Nasa Program And Project Responsibilities And Assignments. 2. Foster Its Unique Relationship With A Top-Tier University To Facilitate The Involvement Of Scientists, Engineers, And Students From The University And Research Communities In Nasa Mission And In Supporting Other Government Agencies. 3. Support Nasa In Enabling Program And Institutional Capabilities. 4. Develop Spacecraft And Instruments That Are Sent To Various Destinations With Our Solar System, Including Earth Orbit, Planets, Planetary Satellites, Asteroids, And Comets. These Missions May Be Orbiters, Landers, Or Rovers, And Typically Include Cutting-Edge Technologies Required To Meet Scientific Requirements. 5. Perform Project Tasks Involving: I-Autonomous Deep-Space, Inner-Space And Earth-Orbiting Spacecraft Or Major Subsystems, Ii-Experiments, Instruments, Or Other Devices Which May Be Carried As Payload On Spacecrafts In Missions Managed By Others, And-Or Iii-Ground-Based Systems. 6. Beyond Its Primary Mission, Jpl May Perform Work For Other Nasa Mission Directorates Or Offices. 7. Jpl Is Also Responsible For The Operation, Research, Technology Insertion, And Management Of Nasas Deep Space Network To Provide Telecommunication And Operation Services, Including Data Acquisition And Data Delivery Required To Meet Established Agency Objectives. 8. Jpl Is Also Required To Maintain And Conduct An Education Program In Close Coordination With The Nasa Headquarters Education Office, The Academic Community At Large, And In Support To Nasa Strategic Objectives To Improve Student Retention In The Science, Technology, Engineering, And Mathematics-Stem Disciplines. Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors: Jpl May Perform Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors. This Work Will Be Designated In Task Orders Issued By Nmo Contracting Officers Based On Task Plans Initiated By The Contractor.
- 21 Jun 2018
- Igf::Cl::Igf Trajectory Model-Enhanced Nucaps Soundings For Transition Into Awips-Ii And Convective Initiation Forecast Skill Assessment (82-105302) The Contract Is The Sponsoring Agreement Between The National Aeronautics And Space Administration Nasa And The California Institute Of Technology-Contractor, A Private Nonprofit Educational Institution, Which Establishes The Relationship For The Operation Of The Federally Funded Research And Development Center-Ffrdc Known As The Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The Contractor, Jpl, Is Required To Perform Work That Is Designated In Task Orders Issued By The Nasa Management Office-Nmo Contracting Officers. Nasa-Sponsored Work: Jpls Primary Mission Is To Support The Nasa Science Mission Directorate-Smd In Carrying Out The Specific Objectives Identified In The Smd Science Plan. The Four Broad Scientific Areas Are: Earth Science, Planetary Science, Heliophysics, And Astrophysics. In Performance Of This Contract, Jpl Shall: 1. Supply A Broad Base Of Scientific And Technical Capabilities Relevant To Nasa Program And Project Responsibilities And Assignments. 2. Foster Its Unique Relationship With A Top-Tier University To Facilitate The Involvement Of Scientists, Engineers, And Students From The University And Research Communities In Nasa Mission And In Supporting Other Government Agencies. 3. Support Nasa In Enabling Program And Institutional Capabilities. 4. Develop Spacecraft And Instruments That Are Sent To Various Destinations With Our Solar System, Including Earth Orbit, Planets, Planetary Satellites, Asteroids, And Comets. These Missions May Be Orbiters, Landers, Or Rovers, And Typically Include Cutting-Edge Technologies Required To Meet Scientific Requirements. 5. Perform Project Tasks Involving: I-Autonomous Deep-Space, Inner-Space And Earth-Orbiting Spacecraft Or Major Subsystems, Ii-Experiments, Instruments, Or Other Devices Which May Be Carried As Payload On Spacecrafts In Missions Managed By Others, And-Or Iii-Ground-Based Systems. 6. Beyond Its Primary Mission, Jpl May Perform Work For Other Nasa Mission Directorates Or Offices. 7. Jpl Is Also Responsible For The Operation, Research, Technology Insertion, And Management Of Nasas Deep Space Network To Provide Telecommunication And Operation Services, Including Data Acquisition And Data Delivery Required To Meet Established Agency Objectives. 8. Jpl Is Also Required To Maintain And Conduct An Education Program In Close Coordination With The Nasa Headquarters Education Office, The Academic Community At Large, And In Support To Nasa Strategic Objectives To Improve Student Retention In The Science, Technology, Engineering, And Mathematics-Stem Disciplines. Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors: Jpl May Perform Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors. This Work Will Be Designated In Task Orders Issued By Nmo Contracting Officers Based On Task Plans Initiated By The Contractor.
- Nasa Management Office -- Jpl
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- $0.00
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- NNN13D769T
- Smd, R&A, Mission Science Teams Programs, Fy2003-Fy2008 The Contract Is The Sponsoring Agreement Between The National Aeronautics And Space Administration Nasa And The California Institute Of Technology-Contractor, A Private Nonprofit Educational Institution, Which Establishes The Relationship For The Operation Of The Federally Funded Research And Development Center-Ffrdc Known As The Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The Contractor, Jpl, Is Required To Perform Work That Is Designated In Task Orders Issued By The Nasa Management Office-Nmo Contracting Officers. Nasa-Sponsored Work: Jpls Primary Mission Is To Support The Nasa Science Mission Directorate-Smd In Carrying Out The Specific Objectives Identified In The Smd Science Plan. The Four Broad Scientific Areas Are: Earth Science, Planetary Science, Heliophysics, And Astrophysics. In Performance Of This Contract, Jpl Shall: 1. Supply A Broad Base Of Scientific And Technical Capabilities Relevant To Nasa Program And Project Responsibilities And Assignments. 2. Foster Its Unique Relationship With A Top-Tier University To Facilitate The Involvement Of Scientists, Engineers, And Students From The University And Research Communities In Nasa Mission And In Supporting Other Government Agencies. 3. Support Nasa In Enabling Program And Institutional Capabilities. 4. Develop Spacecraft And Instruments That Are Sent To Various Destinations With Our Solar System, Including Earth Orbit, Planets, Planetary Satellites, Asteroids, And Comets. These Missions May Be Orbiters, Landers, Or Rovers, And Typically Include Cutting-Edge Technologies Required To Meet Scientific Requirements. 5. Perform Project Tasks Involving: I-Autonomous Deep-Space, Inner-Space And Earth-Orbiting Spacecraft Or Major Subsystems, Ii-Experiments, Instruments, Or Other Devices Which May Be Carried As Payload On Spacecrafts In Missions Managed By Others, And-Or Iii-Ground-Based Systems. 6. Beyond Its Primary Mission, Jpl May Perform Work For Other Nasa Mission Directorates Or Offices. 7. Jpl Is Also Responsible For The Operation, Research, Technology Insertion, And Management Of Nasas Deep Space Network To Provide Telecommunication And Operation Services, Including Data Acquisition And Data Delivery Required To Meet Established Agency Objectives. 8. Jpl Is Also Required To Maintain And Conduct An Education Program In Close Coordination With The Nasa Headquarters Education Office, The Academic Community At Large, And In Support To Nasa Strategic Objectives To Improve Student Retention In The Science, Technology, Engineering, And Mathematics-Stem Disciplines. Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors: Jpl May Perform Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors. This Work Will Be Designated In Task Orders Issued By Nmo Contracting Officers Based On Task Plans Initiated By The Contractor.
- 2 Nov 2021
- Smd, R&A, Mission Science Teams Programs, Fy2003-Fy2008 The Contract Is The Sponsoring Agreement Between The National Aeronautics And Space Administration Nasa And The California Institute Of Technology-Contractor, A Private Nonprofit Educational Institution, Which Establishes The Relationship For The Operation Of The Federally Funded Research And Development Center-Ffrdc Known As The Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The Contractor, Jpl, Is Required To Perform Work That Is Designated In Task Orders Issued By The Nasa Management Office-Nmo Contracting Officers. Nasa-Sponsored Work: Jpls Primary Mission Is To Support The Nasa Science Mission Directorate-Smd In Carrying Out The Specific Objectives Identified In The Smd Science Plan. The Four Broad Scientific Areas Are: Earth Science, Planetary Science, Heliophysics, And Astrophysics. In Performance Of This Contract, Jpl Shall: 1. Supply A Broad Base Of Scientific And Technical Capabilities Relevant To Nasa Program And Project Responsibilities And Assignments. 2. Foster Its Unique Relationship With A Top-Tier University To Facilitate The Involvement Of Scientists, Engineers, And Students From The University And Research Communities In Nasa Mission And In Supporting Other Government Agencies. 3. Support Nasa In Enabling Program And Institutional Capabilities. 4. Develop Spacecraft And Instruments That Are Sent To Various Destinations With Our Solar System, Including Earth Orbit, Planets, Planetary Satellites, Asteroids, And Comets. These Missions May Be Orbiters, Landers, Or Rovers, And Typically Include Cutting-Edge Technologies Required To Meet Scientific Requirements. 5. Perform Project Tasks Involving: I-Autonomous Deep-Space, Inner-Space And Earth-Orbiting Spacecraft Or Major Subsystems, Ii-Experiments, Instruments, Or Other Devices Which May Be Carried As Payload On Spacecrafts In Missions Managed By Others, And-Or Iii-Ground-Based Systems. 6. Beyond Its Primary Mission, Jpl May Perform Work For Other Nasa Mission Directorates Or Offices. 7. Jpl Is Also Responsible For The Operation, Research, Technology Insertion, And Management Of Nasas Deep Space Network To Provide Telecommunication And Operation Services, Including Data Acquisition And Data Delivery Required To Meet Established Agency Objectives. 8. Jpl Is Also Required To Maintain And Conduct An Education Program In Close Coordination With The Nasa Headquarters Education Office, The Academic Community At Large, And In Support To Nasa Strategic Objectives To Improve Student Retention In The Science, Technology, Engineering, And Mathematics-Stem Disciplines. Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors: Jpl May Perform Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors. This Work Will Be Designated In Task Orders Issued By Nmo Contracting Officers Based On Task Plans Initiated By The Contractor.
- Nasa Management Office -- Jpl
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- $8,558,689.27
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- NNN13R420T
- Share Biospecimen Registry The Contract Is The Sponsoring Agreement Between The National Aeronautics And Space Administration Nasa And The California Institute Of Technology-Contractor, A Private Nonprofit Educational Institution, Which Establishes The Relationship For The Operation Of The Federally Funded Research And Development Center-Ffrdc Known As The Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The Contractor, Jpl, Is Required To Perform Work That Is Designated In Task Orders Issued By The Nasa Management Office-Nmo Contracting Officers. Nasa-Sponsored Work: Jpls Primary Mission Is To Support The Nasa Science Mission Directorate-Smd In Carrying Out The Specific Objectives Identified In The Smd Science Plan. The Four Broad Scientific Areas Are: Earth Science, Planetary Science, Heliophysics, And Astrophysics. In Performance Of This Contract, Jpl Shall: 1. Supply A Broad Base Of Scientific And Technical Capabilities Relevant To Nasa Program And Project Responsibilities And Assignments. 2. Foster Its Unique Relationship With A Top-Tier University To Facilitate The Involvement Of Scientists, Engineers, And Students From The University And Research Communities In Nasa Mission And In Supporting Other Government Agencies. 3. Support Nasa In Enabling Program And Institutional Capabilities. 4. Develop Spacecraft And Instruments That Are Sent To Various Destinations With Our Solar System, Including Earth Orbit, Planets, Planetary Satellites, Asteroids, And Comets. These Missions May Be Orbiters, Landers, Or Rovers, And Typically Include Cutting-Edge Technologies Required To Meet Scientific Requirements. 5. Perform Project Tasks Involving: I-Autonomous Deep-Space, Inner-Space And Earth-Orbiting Spacecraft Or Major Subsystems, Ii-Experiments, Instruments, Or Other Devices Which May Be Carried As Payload On Spacecrafts In Missions Managed By Others, And-Or Iii-Ground-Based Systems. 6. Beyond Its Primary Mission, Jpl May Perform Work For Other Nasa Mission Directorates Or Offices. 7. Jpl Is Also Responsible For The Operation, Research, Technology Insertion, And Management Of Nasas Deep Space Network To Provide Telecommunication And Operation Services, Including Data Acquisition And Data Delivery Required To Meet Established Agency Objectives. 8. Jpl Is Also Required To Maintain And Conduct An Education Program In Close Coordination With The Nasa Headquarters Education Office, The Academic Community At Large, And In Support To Nasa Strategic Objectives To Improve Student Retention In The Science, Technology, Engineering, And Mathematics-Stem Disciplines. Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors: Jpl May Perform Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors. This Work Will Be Designated In Task Orders Issued By Nmo Contracting Officers Based On Task Plans Initiated By The Contractor.
- 13 Oct 2021
- Share Biospecimen Registry The Contract Is The Sponsoring Agreement Between The National Aeronautics And Space Administration Nasa And The California Institute Of Technology-Contractor, A Private Nonprofit Educational Institution, Which Establishes The Relationship For The Operation Of The Federally Funded Research And Development Center-Ffrdc Known As The Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The Contractor, Jpl, Is Required To Perform Work That Is Designated In Task Orders Issued By The Nasa Management Office-Nmo Contracting Officers. Nasa-Sponsored Work: Jpls Primary Mission Is To Support The Nasa Science Mission Directorate-Smd In Carrying Out The Specific Objectives Identified In The Smd Science Plan. The Four Broad Scientific Areas Are: Earth Science, Planetary Science, Heliophysics, And Astrophysics. In Performance Of This Contract, Jpl Shall: 1. Supply A Broad Base Of Scientific And Technical Capabilities Relevant To Nasa Program And Project Responsibilities And Assignments. 2. Foster Its Unique Relationship With A Top-Tier University To Facilitate The Involvement Of Scientists, Engineers, And Students From The University And Research Communities In Nasa Mission And In Supporting Other Government Agencies. 3. Support Nasa In Enabling Program And Institutional Capabilities. 4. Develop Spacecraft And Instruments That Are Sent To Various Destinations With Our Solar System, Including Earth Orbit, Planets, Planetary Satellites, Asteroids, And Comets. These Missions May Be Orbiters, Landers, Or Rovers, And Typically Include Cutting-Edge Technologies Required To Meet Scientific Requirements. 5. Perform Project Tasks Involving: I-Autonomous Deep-Space, Inner-Space And Earth-Orbiting Spacecraft Or Major Subsystems, Ii-Experiments, Instruments, Or Other Devices Which May Be Carried As Payload On Spacecrafts In Missions Managed By Others, And-Or Iii-Ground-Based Systems. 6. Beyond Its Primary Mission, Jpl May Perform Work For Other Nasa Mission Directorates Or Offices. 7. Jpl Is Also Responsible For The Operation, Research, Technology Insertion, And Management Of Nasas Deep Space Network To Provide Telecommunication And Operation Services, Including Data Acquisition And Data Delivery Required To Meet Established Agency Objectives. 8. Jpl Is Also Required To Maintain And Conduct An Education Program In Close Coordination With The Nasa Headquarters Education Office, The Academic Community At Large, And In Support To Nasa Strategic Objectives To Improve Student Retention In The Science, Technology, Engineering, And Mathematics-Stem Disciplines. Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors: Jpl May Perform Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors. This Work Will Be Designated In Task Orders Issued By Nmo Contracting Officers Based On Task Plans Initiated By The Contractor.
- Nasa Management Office -- Jpl
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- $183,054.77
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- NNN17R006T
- Igf::Cl::Igf Space-Based Arctic Maritime Domain Awareness Design And Analysis (Team X Arctic Mda) The Contract Is The Sponsoring Agreement Between The National Aeronautics And Space Administration Nasa And The California Institute Of Technology-Contractor, A Private Nonprofit Educational Institution, Which Establishes The Relationship For The Operation Of The Federally Funded Research And Development Center-Ffrdc Known As The Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The Contractor, Jpl, Is Required To Perform Work That Is Designated In Task Orders Issued By The Nasa Management Office-Nmo Contracting Officers. Nasa-Sponsored Work: Jpls Primary Mission Is To Support The Nasa Science Mission Directorate-Smd In Carrying Out The Specific Objectives Identified In The Smd Science Plan. The Four Broad Scientific Areas Are: Earth Science, Planetary Science, Heliophysics, And Astrophysics. In Performance Of This Contract, Jpl Shall: 1. Supply A Broad Base Of Scientific And Technical Capabilities Relevant To Nasa Program And Project Responsibilities And Assignments. 2. Foster Its Unique Relationship With A Top-Tier University To Facilitate The Involvement Of Scientists, Engineers, And Students From The University And Research Communities In Nasa Mission And In Supporting Other Government Agencies. 3. Support Nasa In Enabling Program And Institutional Capabilities. 4. Develop Spacecraft And Instruments That Are Sent To Various Destinations With Our Solar System, Including Earth Orbit, Planets, Planetary Satellites, Asteroids, And Comets. These Missions May Be Orbiters, Landers, Or Rovers, And Typically Include Cutting-Edge Technologies Required To Meet Scientific Requirements. 5. Perform Project Tasks Involving: I-Autonomous Deep-Space, Inner-Space And Earth-Orbiting Spacecraft Or Major Subsystems, Ii-Experiments, Instruments, Or Other Devices Which May Be Carried As Payload On Spacecrafts In Missions Managed By Others, And-Or Iii-Ground-Based Systems. 6. Beyond Its Primary Mission, Jpl May Perform Work For Other Nasa Mission Directorates Or Offices. 7. Jpl Is Also Responsible For The Operation, Research, Technology Insertion, And Management Of Nasas Deep Space Network To Provide Telecommunication And Operation Services, Including Data Acquisition And Data Delivery Required To Meet Established Agency Objectives. 8. Jpl Is Also Required To Maintain And Conduct An Education Program In Close Coordination With The Nasa Headquarters Education Office, The Academic Community At Large, And In Support To Nasa Strategic Objectives To Improve Student Retention In The Science, Technology, Engineering, And Mathematics-Stem Disciplines. Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors: Jpl May Perform Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors. This Work Will Be Designated In Task Orders Issued By Nmo Contracting Officers Based On Task Plans Initiated By The Contractor.
- 8 May 2018
- Igf::Cl::Igf Space-Based Arctic Maritime Domain Awareness Design And Analysis (Team X Arctic Mda) The Contract Is The Sponsoring Agreement Between The National Aeronautics And Space Administration Nasa And The California Institute Of Technology-Contractor, A Private Nonprofit Educational Institution, Which Establishes The Relationship For The Operation Of The Federally Funded Research And Development Center-Ffrdc Known As The Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The Contractor, Jpl, Is Required To Perform Work That Is Designated In Task Orders Issued By The Nasa Management Office-Nmo Contracting Officers. Nasa-Sponsored Work: Jpls Primary Mission Is To Support The Nasa Science Mission Directorate-Smd In Carrying Out The Specific Objectives Identified In The Smd Science Plan. The Four Broad Scientific Areas Are: Earth Science, Planetary Science, Heliophysics, And Astrophysics. In Performance Of This Contract, Jpl Shall: 1. Supply A Broad Base Of Scientific And Technical Capabilities Relevant To Nasa Program And Project Responsibilities And Assignments. 2. Foster Its Unique Relationship With A Top-Tier University To Facilitate The Involvement Of Scientists, Engineers, And Students From The University And Research Communities In Nasa Mission And In Supporting Other Government Agencies. 3. Support Nasa In Enabling Program And Institutional Capabilities. 4. Develop Spacecraft And Instruments That Are Sent To Various Destinations With Our Solar System, Including Earth Orbit, Planets, Planetary Satellites, Asteroids, And Comets. These Missions May Be Orbiters, Landers, Or Rovers, And Typically Include Cutting-Edge Technologies Required To Meet Scientific Requirements. 5. Perform Project Tasks Involving: I-Autonomous Deep-Space, Inner-Space And Earth-Orbiting Spacecraft Or Major Subsystems, Ii-Experiments, Instruments, Or Other Devices Which May Be Carried As Payload On Spacecrafts In Missions Managed By Others, And-Or Iii-Ground-Based Systems. 6. Beyond Its Primary Mission, Jpl May Perform Work For Other Nasa Mission Directorates Or Offices. 7. Jpl Is Also Responsible For The Operation, Research, Technology Insertion, And Management Of Nasas Deep Space Network To Provide Telecommunication And Operation Services, Including Data Acquisition And Data Delivery Required To Meet Established Agency Objectives. 8. Jpl Is Also Required To Maintain And Conduct An Education Program In Close Coordination With The Nasa Headquarters Education Office, The Academic Community At Large, And In Support To Nasa Strategic Objectives To Improve Student Retention In The Science, Technology, Engineering, And Mathematics-Stem Disciplines. Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors: Jpl May Perform Work For Non-Nasa Sponsors. This Work Will Be Designated In Task Orders Issued By Nmo Contracting Officers Based On Task Plans Initiated By The Contractor.
- Nasa Management Office -- Jpl
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- $91,651.18
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- NNN13D414T
- Cold Atom Lab (Cal) - (Slps)/(Isspo)
- 24 Oct 2022
- Cold Atom Lab (Cal) - (Slps)/(Isspo)
- Nasa Management Office -- Jpl
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- $66,685,822.51
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- 80NM0018F0035
- Gneimo Multiscale Dynamics To Study G-Protein Selectivity In Gpcrs
- 21 Sep 2023
- Gneimo Multiscale Dynamics To Study G-Protein Selectivity In Gpcrs
- Nasa Management Office -- Jpl
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- $77,898.29
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- NNN13D043T
- Herschel Space Observatory Phase E
- 8 Jun 2023
- Herschel Space Observatory Phase E
- Nasa Management Office -- Jpl
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- $47,010,594.88
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
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- RNCC: 5 | RNVC: 2 | DAC: 5
- PT40525-031
- RNCC: C | RNVC: 1 | DAC: 5