Caltech’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory is issuing a Request for Information (RFI) to assess industry capabilities for developing advanced, space-grade Power Management Integrated Circuits (PMICs) for NASA missions. The effort is driven by NASA’s Ignition initiative (announced March 24, 2026) and the High-Performance Space Computing program, which emphasize standardized, reusable space platforms for lunar operations, cislunar transportation, and persistent science missions. Current commercial PMICs lack radiation hardness and environmental resilience, while existing radiation-tolerant solutions lack high integration and programmability, so JPL seeks to bridge that gap. JPL is interested in scalable architectures that support missions from Low Earth Orbit to deep space while reducing size, weight, power, component count, and system complexity. The information gathered may eventually lead to a Request for Proposal, but the RFI is for preliminary planning only and no