Notice ID: a96e7b7e1f664cb39094f74e8afcc2d4Sources Sought
High-Rate Mobility Request for Information (RFI)
Archived on March 18, 2026. Original response deadline: . Full description on SAM.gov.
Description
NASA/ Ames Research Center (ARC) is hereby soliciting information from potential sources for planetary surface mobility and navigation.
High-Rate Mobility Overview:
NASA is investigating robust, high-rate, autonomous surface mobility for future planetary surface missions, including advances in perception sensors and high-performance space computing to enable high-speed autonomy to drive farther faster and with less need for human operator intervention. Taking advantage of new flight-worthy sensors like rover-capable Light Detection and Ranging (LIDAR) sensors combined with a new generation of high-performance space computing, future systems will go beyond the kinds of navigation algorithms used by current planetary rovers like Perseverance or the Volatiles Investigating Polar Exploration Rover (VIPER) to adapt cutting edge technologies to the unique challenges of planetary surface mobility of the Moon and Mars.
To date, missions have used slow computers, stereo imaging cameras, approaches that rely heavily on teams of operators, and achieved a mobility pace measured in meters per hour. New technology will enable planetary mobility systems to move faster in a productive manner, cover significantly longer distances, and greatly reduce the need for human operator oversight or control. Systems with these capabilities will enable completely new mission profiles that can achieve significantly greater science objectives at reduced cost.
Requesting Input from Providers of Surface Mobility:
NASA ARC is seeking information about the navigation capabilities of potential mobility system providers. If you have mobility systems or mobility system concepts, please provide us with information about the capabilities your system provides or is intended to provide. We have provided a questionnaire form and an email address for any additional information beyond the questionnaire. There is no need to provide implementation details or any other proprietary or competition-sensitive information. If you have more than one mobility platform or concept, feel free to submit the form more than once.
Requesting Input from Users of Surface Mobility:
NASA ARC is seeking information about the requirements of potential users of planetary surface mobility. If you have a payload, experiment, or mission concept that could be enabled or enhanced by planetary mobility, please provide us with information about the requirements your use case would place on the mobility system. We have provided a questionnaire form and an email address for any additional information beyond the questionnaire. There is no need to provide precise experimental details, science aims, or any other competition-sensitive information. If you have more than one mobility platform or concept, feel free to submit the form more than once.
Please respond by filling out this form:
https://forms.gle/2Hr3Pu488iVtakeq8 (See hyperlink in Attachments/Links section below)
Additional inputs may be submitted via email to:
Other information relevant to the topics contained in this RFI and the form above (such as quad charts, spec sheets, or whitepapers) can be provided via email. Please reference “High-Rate Mobility RFI” in the subject line of your response. Address your email to rosalinda.r.deleon@nasa.gov.
Responders may voluntarily submit proprietary information, controlled unclassified information (CUI), export-controlled information (including International Traffic in Arms Regulation (ITAR) or Export Administration Regulations (EAR) data), or other confidential information in response to this RFI. Any such information must be clearly and conspicuously marked in accordance with applicable laws and regulations.
The responses to this RFI may be reviewed by NASA Government personnel and by personnel from the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), a federally funded research and development center (FFRDC) operated by the California Institute of Technology under contract with NASA.
Submit responses no later than February 28th, 2026 at 11:59 pm EST.
No solicitation exists; therefore, do not request a copy of the solicitation. If a solicitation is released, it will be synopsized on SAM.gov. Interested firms are responsible for monitoring this website for the release of any solicitation or synopsis.
This synopsis is for information and planning purposes only and is not to be construed as a commitment by the Government nor will the Government pay for information solicited. Respondents will not be notified of the results of the evaluation.
Overview
Agency:
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Office:NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER
Posted:February 12, 2026
NAICS:541715: Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology)
Last Updated:Aug 21, 2026
PSC:AR13: SPACE R&D SERVICES; SPACE FLIGHT, RESEARCH AND SUPPORTING ACTIVITIES; EXPERIMENTAL DEVELOPMENT
Set-Aside:Not specified
Type:Sources Sought
Place of Performance:CAMPO SECO X, California, 94035
Award Overview
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Contacts
Contracting Officer
Primary Contact
Rosalinda R. De Leon
Documents
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Lifecycle
Solicitation:
80ARC026HRM- Market Research
Pre-solicitation or formal solicitation typically follows within 30–180 days. (estimate)
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High-Rate Mobility Request for Information (RFI)
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SOURCES SOUGHT SPECIAL NOTICE 2026 NASA Ames Research Center (ARC) is seeking partners interested in developing competitive proposals in response to NASA Announcements of Opportunity (AOs), Broad Agency Announcements (BAAs), Missions of Opportunity (MoOs) and proposal calls from other government agencies. ARC is interested in identifying potential partners that can perform science investigations, conduct research activities, and develop and demonstrate new technologies that are aligned with NASA’s goals. Information is also sought regarding partners that, in addition to performing substantial research, can provide flight hardware (i.e., spacecraft, deployment systems, suborbital systems, ground support systems, equipment, or instrumentation) necessary to implement proposed science investigations, research activities, or technology demonstration missions. NASA often competitively selects scientific investigations, technology development, and demonstration missions through solicitations or announcements posted on NSPIRES https://nspires.nasaprs.com/external. These missions are typically led by a single Principal Investigator (PI), Principal Technologist (PT), or Project Manager (PM). The PI, PT, or PM may be from Government or non-Government institutions, including academic institutions, industry, nonprofit entities, one of NASA’s nine field Centers, NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), other federally funded research and development centers, or other U.S. Government agencies. Mission teams may be formed from any combination of these institutions including international partners. ARC may respond to an AO or other proposal calls in either a lead or supporting role. ARC has a history of responding to a wide variety of NASA AOs including: Planetary Exploration AOs from the NASA New Frontiers Program (https://www.nasa.gov/planetarymissions/newfrontiers.html), the NASA Discovery Program (https://science.nasa.gov/solar-system/programs/discovery), and the NASA SIMPLEx program (https://soma.larc.nasa.gov/simplex/); various AOs from the NASA Explorers Program (https://explorers.gsfc.nasa.gov) including MIDEX, SMEX, and Missions of Opportunity (MoO); and Research Opportunities in Space and Earth Sciences (ROSES) calls. ARC anticipates responding to current and future AOs in these and other areas as well. A full description of current, future, and past calls for proposals from SMD, STMD, ESDMD, SOMD, and ARMD at NASA Headquarters can be found at https://nspires.nasaprs.com/external. This synopsis/special notice is posted annually in anticipation of upcoming AOs and may have subsequent specific updates as ARC seeks partners for specific proposal opportunities. ARC is currently considering responding to AOs from NASA's Science Mission Directorate (SMD), Space Technology Mission Directorate (STMD), Space Operations Mission Directorate (SOMD), and Exploration Systems Development Mission Directorate (ESDMD). Future AOs to which ARC may be interested in responding are listed below by NASA Mission Directorate. ARC is interested in responding to future NASA AOs and AOs from other sources, such as National Science Foundation (NSF), National Institutes of Health (NIH), and others within the next several years. Responses from prospective partners are encouraged even if a particular solicitation is not on the list below. ARC typically begins many of its efforts in response to planned or anticipated future AOs 18 to 36 months in advance of the release of the draft AO. Specific Opportunities of Interest from the Science Mission Directorate Forthcoming Release of the Research Opportunities in Space and Earth Sciences (ROSES) 2026: Solicitation: NNH26ZDA001N (Full list of opportunities typically released on 2/14 of each calendar year) Note: There are a number of independent solicitations under this announcement. Of particular interest to Ames are those associated with: Earth Sciences, Heliophysics, Astrophysics (e.g., Astrophysics Pioneers), Space Biology, Instruments (e.g., Life Detection), Payloads and Research Investigations on the Surface of the Moon (PRISM), Planetary Instrument Concepts for the Advancement of Solar System Observations (PICASSO), Maturation of Instruments for Solar System Exploration (MATISSE), and the Development and Advancement of Lunar Instruments (DALI). Note: SMD’s list of planned AO releases is soon to be updated. See soma.larc.nasa.gov. Responses to this Notice Responders to this notice are encouraged to submit questions to the identified POC in writing. Pertinent information from questions and answers will be shared with all interested parties without disclosing the identity of the sources of the questions. Responses to this notice may be submitted at any time. However, ARC reserves the right to complete its evaluation of responses in a time frame necessary to support timely submission of an ARC proposal to a particular opportunity. Responses to this notice will not be returned. All responders to this notice should be aware that NASA support service contractors may have access to their responses to this notice and subsequent proposal information. All information received in response to this notice that is marked ‘Proprietary' will be handled and protected accordingly. NASA support service contractors are obligated to protect third-party proprietary information. By submitting a response to this notice, the responder is deemed to have consented to release of proprietary information to such NASA support service contractors. This synopsis is for information and planning purposes and is not to be construed as a commitment by the Government, nor will the Government pay for information solicited. Submitted responses will be maintained for possible future opportunities for 3 years after receipt. Of the current and upcoming NASA AO calls described above, responders to this notice should identify which announcement(s) are appropriate for their capabilities. However, responses may be considered for partnering for any of the opportunities listed above, or other future opportunities. Additional information may be requested to determine potential partnering relationships. Responses to this Sources Sought Notice should include brief summaries of the following information as relevant. (Responses only need to address the elements on which they desire to partner.) 1. Spacecraft systems including bus and/or subsystems: 1) Describe spacecraft, bus, and/or subsystem mission element capabilities the responder has to offer. 2) Identify particularly critical or challenging areas that have been overcome in previous work. 3) Identify spacecraft, bus, and/or subsystem relevance and compliance to the applicable mission class (class A, B, C, or D as defined by NPR 7120.5). 4) Discuss current capabilities for Integration and Test (I&T) flow of the spacecraft, bus and/or subsystem(s). 5) List the skills available to support a spacecraft or subsystem(s) through all mission phases. 6) Identify responder's support facilities for a spacecraft and/or subsystem(s); e.g., fabrication, I&T, storage, etc. 7) Indicate the resources (skills and time) that would be allocated to the potential proposal development phase. 2. Payload, instrumentation or subsystems, including Drill, Excavator/Probe, and Sample Transfer Systems (one or multiple): 1) Address payload, instrumentation and/or subsystem(s) mission element capabilities the responder has to offer. 2) Identify particularly critical or challenging areas that have been overcome in previous work. 3) Identify payload, instrumentation, and/or subsystem relevance and compliance to the applicable mission class (class A, B, C, or D). 4) Discuss current capabilities for Integration and Test (I&T) flow for the payload(s), instrumentation, or subsystem(s). 5) List the skills available to support a payload through all mission phases. 6) Identify responder's support facilities for payload(s); e.g., fabrication, I&T, storage, etc. 7) Indicate the resources (skills and time) that would be allocated to the potential proposal development phase. 3. Payload delivery capability to planetary surfaces: 1) Describe the planetary (Moon, Mars, etc.) payload delivery capability for entry, descent, and landing. 2) Describe the payload accommodation aspects of the delivery capability (e.g., payload mass, volume, power) and any relevant performance considerations; e.g., dependence on landing altitude. 3) Indicate any special aspects of the capability that might be relevant to NASA missions. 4) Discuss relevant spacecraft development and operations capabilities that the proposer has to offer. 5) Discuss current capabilities for integration and testing flow for the spacecraft and payload(s). 6) Identify support facilities (fabrication, I&T, storage, etc.) available for spacecraft and/or payload(s). 7) List the skills available to support the delivery capability through all mission phases. 8) Indicate the resources (skills and time) that would be allocated to a potential proposal development phase. 4. Scientific concepts, Technology Demonstration concepts or Mission Architecture: 1) Provide a research topic or mission concept related to the particular solicitation of interest and why the topic is relevant to the solicitation. 2) Provide an overview of the mission concept. (3) Identify existing or proposed partners, their role, the role of the responder's organization, and the role of NASA Ames in the proposed mission. 4) Identify the Rough Order of Magnitude (ROM) cost for the mission concept. 5) Address mission element capabilities the responder has to offer. 6) Indicate the resources (skills and time) that would be allocated to the potential proposal development phase. 5. Integration with Launch Services: 1) Address secondary launch system capabilities and launch dispensing systems for the spacecraft systems the responder has to offer. 2) Identify particularly critical or challenging areas that have been overcome in previous work. 3) Discuss current capabilities for Integration and Test (I&T). 4) Identify the Rough Order of Magnitude (ROM) cost. 5) Identify responder's support facilities for the launch and dispenser integration. 6) Indicate the resources (skills and time) that would be allocated to the potential proposal development phase. For the purposes of determining potential partnership opportunities, ARC will evaluate the responses received based on alignment with the Agency's goals, compliance with the announcement requirements, feasibility and suitability of the concept, and/or and its alignment and/or complementary nature with Ames' interests and capabilities. The criteria for consideration are listed below: Ability to work as part of a government-industry team that may include other industrial partners, academia, and/or international partners. Innovative technical and partnering approaches that could be used to minimize cost and/or schedules without increasing overall mission risk. History of delivering spacecraft, payloads, or instruments with proven technical and cost performance. Also, if applicable, depth of experience in spacecraft bus and/or payload management/development, including but not limited to: systems engineering, bus and/or payload fabrication and test, subcontract management, quality management, safety management, materials and processes/contamination control, payload integration and test support, observatory functional and environmental testing, shipment to the launch site, launch vehicle integration support, preparations for and the conduct of launch and early orbit checkout operations, on-orbit operation support, and sustaining engineering support including flight software maintenance. Prior to final selection as a partner, respondents may be required to provide documentation of demonstrated cost, schedule and technical performance as well as participate in an Industry Day event and associated activities should one be exercised by ARC. 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This revision corrects the white paper page limitation in section 1.4.1 to 11 pages and revised section 1.6.5. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ 06/01/2023 - This is a modification to the synopsis entitled In Space Production Applications (InSPA) NASA Research Announcement (NRA), 80JSC023INSPA, which was posted on February 15, 2023. You are notified that the following changes are made: Updated Attachment G, Questions & Answers. This updated document is available in NSPIRES. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 05/15/2023 - This is a modification to the synopsis entitled In Space Production Applications (InSPA) NASA Research Announcement (NRA), 80JSC023INSPA, which was posted on February 15, 2023. 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Proposals should demonstrate the potential of space to produce superior materials and products over what can be achieved on Earth for important terrestrial applications. _____________________________________________________________________________________________ 04/06/2023 - This is a modification to the synopsis entitled In Space Production Applications (InSPA) NASA Research Announcement (NRA), 80JSC023INSPA, which was posted on February 15, 2023. You are notified that the following changes are made: additional Questions & Answers have been posted to NSPIRES. _________________________________________________________________________________________ 03/17/2023 - This is a modification to the synopsis entitled In Space Production Applications (InSPA) NASA Research Announcement (NRA), 80JSC023INSPA, which was posted on February 15, 2023. You are notified that the following changes are made: Questions & Answers have been posted to NSPIRES. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ 03/10/2023 - This is a modification to the synopsis entitled In Space Production Applications (InSPA) NASA Research Announcement (NRA), 80JSC023INSPA, which was posted on February 15, 2023. You are notified that the following changes are made: The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is announcing an opportunity for U.S. entities seeking to develop and demonstrate In Space Production Applications (InSPA) on the International Space Station (ISS) National Lab (NL). This opportunity is made available through the ISS NASA Research Announcement (NRA) NNJ13BG001N, Special Focus Area 1 “In Space Production Applications (InSPA)." This notice is for InSPA Phase 1 concepts in the area of Tissue Engineering and Biomanufacturing. 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The ISS remains the premier microgravity research and development laboratory for those seeking to develop and demonstrate technologies for in-space production of new and higher performing products for use on Earth. NASA intends to make awards through this Focus Area to enable commercially viable and sustainable business opportunities in low-Earth orbit (LEO) that advance solutions for national interest or public benefit by leveraging the capabilities and resources of the ISS. NASA intends through these awards to provide the support needed by United States non-governmental entities during early-stage development to validate game-changing materials and production processes that give U.S. industry a competitive edge amidst increasing global competition. For more information on NASA’s InSPA Portfolio, visit www.nasa.gov/inspa. This notice is for InSPA Phase 1 concepts in the area of Tissue Engineering and Biomanufacturing. 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If a solicitation is released, then it and any additional documents will be available on SAM.gov and NASA Solicitation and Proposal Integrated Review and Evaluation System (NSPIRES). Potential applicants are urged to access NSPIRES well in advance of the white paper and proposal due date(s) of interest to familiarize themselves with its structure and enter the requested identifier information. It is the offeror's responsibility to monitor this website for the release of the solicitation and amendments (if any). Potential offerors will be responsible for downloading their own copy of the solicitation and amendments (if any). | Special Notice | 541715 | No Set-Aside | 11/25/2024 | 06/23/2023 | - |
Additional Details
Solicitation Number
80ARC026HRM
Archive Date
Mar 18, 2026
Office Address
MOFFETT FIELD, CA, 94035