NASA is seeking information on next-generation IP-based mission voice communication systems for launch processing and mission execution at Kennedy Space Center, Florida, with potential expansion to other NASA centers. The system must eliminate T1 dependency, support 500+ users scalable to 1,000+, achieve 99.999% availability, and meet strict cybersecurity and performance requirements. Responses are due by May 19, 2026, and vendors must include estimated system costs in their capability statements. The anticipated contract type is Firm Fixed Price or hybrid, with initial capability expected within 12–24 months. This is a market research effort to determine competition levels and small business subcontracting goals, not a solicitation.

NASA is seeking information on next-generation IP-based mission voice communication systems to replace legacy TDM/T1 infrastructure for Artemis and future programs, with performance at Kennedy Space Center, Florida, and potential expansion to other NASA centers. The system must support 500+ users scalable to 1,000+, achieve 99.999% availability, and enable secure inter-center communication with geographic redundancy. Vendors must demonstrate elimination of T1 dependency, robust IP architecture, and compliance with cybersecurity standards including NIST 800-53. Responses are due by May 11, 2026, and must include estimated system cost, technical approach, and architecture diagrams within a 10-page capability statement. No solicitation currently exists; interested parties should monitor SAM.gov for future release.