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NASA Announcement for Proposals (AFP) for Partnership Agreements for Embedded Creators

NASA Headquarters is inviting creative professionals to partner in sharing stories about NASA's missions. - Opportunity issued by NASA Headquarters, Washington, DC - Seeking nonreimbursable partnership agreements (no exchange of funds) - Open to U.S.-based filmmakers, documentarians, songwriters, storytellers, poets, musicians, and other creators - Teams led by U.S. entities may include minority international participation - Aim is to inspire the public and future explorers by telling NASA's stories - No specific products, part numbers, or quantities listed - No OEMs or vendors specified - Opportunity is for creative collaboration, not procurement of goods or standard services - Place of performance and contracting office: NASA Headquarters, Washington, DC

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On or after the release date of this special notice, a full copy of the announcement for proposal (AFP) may be downloaded from the NASA Solicitation and Proposal Integrated Review and Evaluation System (NSPIRES) at NSPIRES - Solicitations Summary by searching on number NNH26ZNA001R or by using the direct link provided. It is the responsibility interested parties to monitor NSPIRES for amendments, if any. Interested parties also are responsible for downloading their own copy of the document(s) from NSPIRES.

NASA is seeking partners on a nonreimbursable (no exchange of funds) basis to share the stories behind, and the insights into, a multitude of NASA programs. NASA will support partners in this effort to share the stories of NASA’s missions with the widest audience possible and inspire the next generation of explorers.

This AFP outlines the process for a respondent (“Respondent”) to submit a proposal (“Proposal”) to partner with NASA to tell a story about one or more of the exciting and inspiring missions NASA is pursuing. NASA welcomes responses from filmmakers, documentarians, songwriters, storytellers, poets, musicians or other creators – either private individuals, entities or teams. NASA is looking to entertain proposals from U.S. creators, though proposals which include a minority of international participants on a team led by a U.S.-entity who will enter into the Space Act Agreement with NASA will be considered. Additional Links:NSPIRES

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