UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII - IN-SITU AND REMOTE CHARACTERIZATION OF LUNAR SURFACE USING SUCR SENSOR (UNIV OF HAWAII)
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IN-SITU AND REMOTE CHARACTERIZATION OF LUNAR SURFACE USING SUCR SENSOR (UNIV OF HAWAII)
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On Dec 18, 2025, National Aeronautics and Space Administration obligated $62,366 to UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII for in-situ and remote characterization of lunar surface using sucr sensor (univ of hawaii). The award is classified under NAICS 611310 — COLLEGES, UNIVERSITIES, AND PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS and issued as a firm fixed price contract. Competition extent: not competed under sap with 1 offer received. The procurement used a NO SET ASIDE USED. set-aside. Performance is located in HONOLULU, HI. This award is one of several similar procurements from National Aeronautics and Space Administration under NAICS 611310 — related awards are listed below.
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