NASA's Communications Services Project, referred to as CSP, is pioneering a brand-new age of area interactions by partnering with market to offer industrial area relay interactions services for NASA objectives near Earth. CSP's objective is to verify and provide these business interaction services to the Near Space Network by 2030. To satisfy this objective, CSP offered $278.5 million in moneying to 6 domestic partners to establish and show area relay interaction abilities.
CSP intends to provide ingenious abilities to satisfy NASA objective requires, while all at once supporting the growing business area interactions market in the United States. CSP plans for future industrial area relay interaction services to likewise support other federal government firms and industrial area flight business, even more strengthening the domestic area market.
CSP's Capability Development and Demonstration (CDD) sub-project is accountable for making sure business area relay abilities will be readily available to support NASA objectives and prepared for recognition in 2028. The CDD sub-project likewise performs insight into market activities, mostly through collaboration arrangements such as the Funded Space Act Agreements (FSAAs) CSP developed with 6 market partners.
To call the CSP Capability Development and Demonstrations group, email the Capability Development and Demonstration Sub-Project Manager, Dave Chelmins, dchelmins@nasa.gov.
CSP's Mission Support (MS) sub-project supports NASA objectives as they prepare to make the shift to industrial area relay interaction services. The MS sub-project leads CSP's Commercial Services User Group and carries out simulations to assist objective much better comprehend the advantages and effects of transitioning to industrial interaction services. In addition, the MS sub-project assists in presentations in between early-adopter NASA objectives and business provider.
To get in touch with the CSP Mission Support group, e-mail Mission Support Sub-Project Manager, Ryan Richards, ryan.m.richards@nasa.gov.
CSP is establishing a set of service requirements that business companies should satisfy before they can offer functional services to NASA objectives. The CSP Service Infusion (SI) sub-project is accountable for establishing, and collaborating, these service requirements with essential stakeholders consisting of the objective neighborhood, the Near Space Network, and NASA's objective directorate management. The CSP SI sub-project is likewise accountable for verifying industrial services and transitioning these services to the NSN for functional usage.
To call the CSP Service Infusion group, contact Service Infusion Sub-Project Manager, Jennifer Rock, jennifer.l.rock@nasa.gov.
CSP's Near Earth Operations Testbed (NEO-T) sub-project establishes sophisticated hardware-in-the-loop emulation abilities that enable NASA objectives communicate with industrial area relay interaction services from the convenience of the lab. NEO-T will permit direct connections in between objective hardware and real business supplier systems, and supports objectives from preparing through system combination stages, and beyond.
To call the CSP Near Earth Operations Testbed group, email the NEO-Testbed Sub-Project Manager, Nang Pham, nang.t.pham@nasa.gov.
NASA's Communications Services Project has actually 6 Funded Space Act Agreements (FSAA) with market partners to establish and show industrial area relay interaction services.
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