Alaska Aerospace Corporation (AAC) is seeking a qualified Contractor to perform an engineering
siting evaluation for an on-site Air Separation Unit (ASU) supporting all launch operations at Pacific Spaceport Complex-Alaska (PSCA) on Kodiak Island, Alaska.
The formal RFP is attached to this notice. Please submit all questions to jesse.hastings.ctr@akaerospace.gov by 6 November 2026 to ensure adequate time to develop answers.
The contractor must provide all labor, technical supervision, specialized equipment, and materials to perform a comprehensive LOX Generation & Distribution Siting Analysis for PSCA, producing a weighted decision matrix evaluating siting topography and geotechnical feasibility, regulatory and environmental permitting constraints, QD clear zones per AFSPCMAN 91-710, cryogen delivery line routing efficiency versus mobile hauling, and utility interconnections. The vendor must coordinate with AAC subject matter experts throughout the study and deliver recommended primary and secondary site locations with associated cost and risk assessments. Project management occurs at the contractor's place of business, while on-site inspection activities occur at PSCA, and the deliverables include an Initial Report within four months of award and a Final Report within two months of receiving feedback.
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