Opportunity
NSTXL #26-17
South Base Installation and Utility Master Plan for Vandenberg Space Force Base
Posted
October 07, 2026
Respond By
October 21, 2026
Identifier
26-17
NAICS
541330, 541360, 541611
The U.S. Space Force’s Space Launch Delta 30 is seeking a South Base installation and utility Master Plan for Vandenberg Space Force Base to support expanding launch missions. - Government buyer: U.S. Space Force, Space Launch Delta 30; Vandenberg Space Force Base South Base, near Lompoc in Santa Barbara County, California. - Requested service: Develop one geospatially integrated installation and utility Master Plan. No product part numbers or physical products are identified. - Scope: Address facility siting in launch hazard zones; assess utility infrastructure, routing, and capacity for power, water, and gas; and develop sourcing strategies for utility supply shortfalls. - Notable requirements: Integrate mission needs and growth projections with geospatial data and operational constraints, including explosive safety arcs, radio-frequency interference zones, and launch hazards. Include a decision-support model. - OEMs and vendors: No product OEMs or delivery vendors are identified. NSTXL is mentioned as the organization whose active membership is required to submit a solution. - Period of performance and value: Not specified in the provided information.
Description
The opportunity seeks a South Base installation and utility Master Plan for Vandenberg Space Force Base that supports rapidly expanding space launch missions and future operational cadence. The plan is intended to go beyond traditional Area Development Plans and include geospatial facility siting, utility engineering analysis and capacity upgrades for power, water, and gas, and sourcing strategies where existing supplies are insufficient. It should integrate utility infrastructure, geospatial data, operational mission requirements, and constraints such as explosive safety arcs, RF interference zones, launch hazards, and mission growth projections into a decision-support model. The source identifies this as a Draft Request for Prototype Proposals; respondents must have active NSTXL membership to submit.