How to bid on KSCVC operations and ATX work for NASA

What NASA is buying

NASA plans to extend its agreement with Delaware North Companies Parks and Resorts to continue operating the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex and complete a new Astronaut Training Experience facility. The work includes concept development, design, construction, commissioning, and operational setup.

This notice is an opportunity for other organizations to submit qualifications so NASA can consider whether to compete the work. It is not a notice that NASA has decided to hold a competition.

Deadline and what happens next

Email your capabilities and qualifications by 5 p.m. ET on November 7, 2026. NASA will use responses solely to determine whether to conduct the acquisition on a competitive basis.

The government decides at its discretion whether to compete the acquisition on a full and open basis. The notice does not promise a competition.

Who this opportunity may suit

This may suit organizations with relevant capabilities for operating a public visitor program and developing a guest-facing facility, including experience with design, construction, commissioning, or operational setup. The notice does not state specific qualification requirements.

How to respond

Submit your capabilities and qualifications electronically by email to the primary point of contact listed in the original notice. The provided notice does not include the contact’s email address.

To access the opportunity, click “View original source” on the portal. If the first click opens the portal homepage, click it again to go to the bid. A free account may be needed to view documents, though some bids do not require one.

Prepare a focused qualifications response

Explain clearly which parts of the work your organization can perform, and connect relevant past experience to the visitor program and new facility work described in the notice. Keep claims specific and support them with concrete examples.

Check that your response is complete, easy to review, and sent before the deadline. Follow any submission details in the original notice, since the provided information does not specify a response format or length.