The Industry Day registration form for the Global Modeling and Assimilation Support (GLOMAS) and Atmosphere Support (ATMOS) initiatives requires pre-registration for attendance. Attendees must provide their company name, names, positions, and emails of all participants. The form also includes an option to express interest in a 15-minute in-person one-on-one session, with availability determined on a first-come, first-served basis. Alternatively, attendees can opt for a virtual session. Further instructions regarding these one-on-one sessions can be found in the Industry Day notice. The document outlines the procedural aspects necessary for participation in the Industry Day event related to government contracts for environmental modeling and atmospheric support services.

The document provides detailed driving directions to the Goddard Visitor Center at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland. It specifies the physical address as 8800 Greenbelt Road, and the GPS mapping address as 9432 Greenbelt Road. The directions outline routes from various locations: Washington D.C., Baltimore, the Capital Beltway, and major airports like BWI, Reagan National, and Dulles International. Each route includes succinct steps, with notable landmarks and exit points, ensuring visitors can easily navigate to the center. This document serves as a practical guide for individuals intending to visit the Visitor Center, which aligns with NASA's public engagement and outreach efforts, showcasing its commitment to accessibility and community interaction.

NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center is hosting an Industry Day on October 9, 2024, to discuss the Draft Request for Proposals (DRFPs) for the Global Modeling and Assimilation Support (GLOMAS) and ATMOsphere Support (ATMOS) projects. The event aims to enhance communication with potential vendors, provide program overviews, and address questions submitted beforehand. The Agenda includes opening remarks, detailed presentations on GLOMAS and ATMOS, Q&A sessions, and one-on-one networking opportunities. Attendance requires pre-registration by September 30, 2024, and participants must present valid ID on the day. The goals of the Industry Day are to inform industry stakeholders, foster fair competition, identify risks early, and promote collaboration. Vendors are encouraged to submit feedback post-event. It is clarified that participating does not obligate NASA to any future agreements and that all information shared is purely for market research. Overall, the Industry Day represents an opportunity for industry engagement regarding critical Earth science procurements.