SSC Enterprise Park Announcement for Proposal
ID: AFP-SSC-EP-2023_2Type: Solicitation
Overview

Buyer

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATIONNATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATIONNASA STENNIS SPACE CENTERSTENNIS SPACE CENTER, MS, 39529, USA

NAICS

Real Estate and Rental and LeasingT (53)

PSC

LEASE/RENTAL OF UNIMPROVED REAL PROPERTY (LAND) (X1PC)

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https://sam.gov/opp/120ed1b083f34356aca1015965225b41/view
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    Description

    The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is soliciting proposals for the lease of underutilized land and an office building at the Stennis Space Center (SSC) in Mississippi, aimed at enhancing commercial activities in the aerospace sector. The opportunity encompasses approximately 2,600 acres of undeveloped land across three parcels, along with Building 9121 and a laydown yard, intended for tenants involved in propulsion development and related industries. Proposals must demonstrate financial stability, relevant experience, and adherence to environmental and security guidelines, with evaluations based on Fair Market Value Rent and technical approach. Interested parties should submit their proposals electronically by September 27, 2024, and can contact Rachel Harrison-Woodard at rachel.harrisonwoodard@nasa.gov or 228-697-6711 for further information.

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    Rachel Harrison-Woodard
    (228) 697-6711
    rachel.harrisonwoodard@nasa.gov
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    Attachment B Model Enhanced Use Lease.pdf
    The Enhanced Use Lease (EUL) document outlines an agreement between the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and a tenant for leasing a non-excess property at a NASA Center. It aims to facilitate efficient property use for space exploration while ensuring that the tenant's activities do not interfere with NASA operations or missions. Key articles within the document detail the leased property specifics, lease term and modifications, rental payments, permitted uses, maintenance responsibilities, and environmental compliance. The document specifies a leasing term, procedures for tenant construction, and rights regarding property access and improvements. NASA retains rights for property oversight, ensuring compliance with safety and environmental standards. The lease emphasizes the maintenance responsibilities of the tenant, defining support services provided by NASA and stipulating that the tenant is accountable for environmental management and compliance related to their operations. Overall, the EUL framework supports NASA's goal of utilizing real property assets while promoting a structured and compliant relationship with tenants.
    Attachment D Environmental Resources Document.pdf
    The Environmental Resources Document for NASA's John C. Stennis Space Center (SSC) outlines compliance with environmental regulations and the management of natural resources at the facility, located in Hancock County, Mississippi. This document is integral to SSC's Environmental Management System and was developed to guide environmental monitoring, compliance permitting, and support desired outcomes aligned with NASA's goals. The document details various operational aspects, including air, water, land, and waste resource management, as well as regulatory frameworks governing these resources. It emphasizes the importance of protecting air and water quality, managing solid and hazardous waste, and adhering to laws related to endangered species and historic preservation. Furthermore, it identifies multiple resident organizations that contribute to the center's multidisciplinary mission. This comprehensive environmental management strategy demonstrates SSC's ongoing commitment to minimizing ecological impact while advancing space exploration capabilities. The document's periodic review scheduled every five years reinforces its relevance and the necessity for updates as regulatory frameworks evolve.
    Attachment E - Preliminary Environmental Survey.pdf
    The purpose of the Preliminary Environmental Survey (PES) initiated by NASA at the Stennis Space Center is to assess the environmental impacts associated with proposed construction or operational activities. The survey collects information across several sections, including project description, sustainability considerations, natural and cultural resource impacts, air emissions, water usage, and hazardous substances management. Key components of the survey require the completion of explanatory fields regarding energy and water conservation measures, potential air emissions, waste generation, and interactions with natural habitats or cultural resources. The project is obligated to comply with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and aims to identify environmental issues early in the planning stages, determining whether further assessments are necessary. Participants are required to submit the PES to the designated NASA Environmental Officer by the project's design review phase, or earlier if significant scope changes occur. The survey is vital for ensuring compliance with environmental regulations, mitigating risks, and informing stakeholders of potential impacts. Overall, the PES serves as a foundational tool for managing environmental stewardship in NASA's program and project development.
    SSC AFP Enterprise Park.pdf
    NASA is seeking proposals for leasing underutilized land and Building 9121 at Stennis Space Center (SSC), Mississippi, to enhance commercial activities in the aerospace sector. The announcement details three parcels of undeveloped land totaling approximately 2,600 acres and an office building for potential tenants engaged in propulsion development and related industries. Proposers must demonstrate their plans for property usage, financial stability, and relevant experience while adhering to specific guidelines on security, infrastructure, and environmental considerations. The selections will be evaluated based on Fair Market Value Rent, financial capability, technical approach, and industry experience. Proposals should include development concepts, operational timelines, and potential secondary uses to meet NASA's objectives to increase commercial access to space and promote competitiveness in the aerospace sector. Interested parties must submit their proposals electronically by September 13, 2024, complying with specified formatting requirements. NASA retains the right to reject any proposals that do not align with their criteria. The announcement reflects NASA's commitment to fostering commercial use of its facilities and supporting the growth of the aerospace industry.
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