DPA Title III Next Generation Star Tracker System Project
The DPA Title III objective of the Phase 1 effort is the development and production of an affordable and reliable modular, Next Generation Star Tracker Systems (NGSTS) that uses advanced domestically-produced Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor (CMOS) detectors, with a capability that is equal to,
or better than the specifications of DPA Title III Advanced CMOS Capability Project (see the STELLAR spec).
For this purpose, the US Government (USG) considers a modular NGSTS to be capable of meeting a range of capabilities (i.e., environments, sensitivities, update rates, etc.), for a range of space-borne Medium-Accuracy Star Trackers (MAST:
1-20 arcsec), with the potential to also meet High-Accuracy Star Trackers (HAST:
<1 arcsec) specifications, for both commercial and USG space applications, all from a single basic system design.
A MAST designed to target a majority of the global technical requirements with a common architecture and/or footprint, is considered to be the baseline for the modular NGSTS design.
Customization of electronics, software, optics, detectors, structure, etc.
from baseline design will be required to meet specific program requirements.
For this purpose, the US Government (USG) considers a modular NGSTS to be capable of meeting a range of capabilities (i.e., environments, sensitivities, update rates, etc.), for a range of space-borne Medium-Accuracy Star Trackers (MAST:
1-20 arcsec), with the potential to also meet High-Accuracy Star Trackers (HAST:
<1 arcsec) specifications, for both commercial and USG space applications, all from a single basic system design.
A MAST designed to target a majority of the global technical requirements with a common architecture and/or footprint, is considered to be the baseline for the modular NGSTS design.
Customization of electronics, software, optics, detectors, structure, etc.
from baseline design will be required to meet specific program requirements.
Obtain Full Opportunity Text:
Not Available
Additional Information of Eligibility:
Not Available
Full Opportunity Web Address:
Contact:
Laura OrtizAgreements NegotiatorPhone 937-713-9899
Agency Email Description:
For Questions & Assistance
Agency Email:
laura.ortiz@us.af.mil
Date Posted:
2015-06-15
Application Due Date:
2015-07-31
Archive Date:
2015-08-30
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