New Frontiers Program Acquisition.

New Frontiers Fourth Announcement of Opportunity.

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The following list of organizations have expressed an interest in teaming with other organizations on New Frontiers proposals to further the efforts of planetary exploration. This is simply a list of organizations that have asked to be included on this list and no investigation has been accomplished by NASA to verify any of the listed information such as areas of expertise or their capabilities for teaming. Proposing organizations are not required to team with any organization on this list. It is simply provided as a forum for the community to use in matching expertise needs with sources. NASA does not endorse any of these organizations and does not accept responsibility for their capabilities or actions.
 
Date of Initialization: December 2, 2015
Last Modified: September 12, 2019
 
Ozark Integrated Circuits
700 W. Research Center Blvd.
Suite 1403
Fayetteville, AR 72701
USA
Phone: (479) 935-1600
FAX:
URL: http://www.ozarkic.com
Contact: Ian Getreu
Email: Getreu@ozarkic.com
Areas of Expertise: 
In situ electronics for the Venus surface.
 
Ozark IC has considerable expertise and experience in high-temperature (500°C) circuitry that can operate for 100's or 1,000's of hours on the Venus surface.
 
The electronic circuitry can be digital, mixed-signal or analog. Ozark IC has unique hardware-qualified design capability for Silicon Carbide (SiC) integrated circuits, including Process Design Kits (PDKs), tools, design methods and building blocks (from op amps to ADCs, DACs and very large scale digital logic).
 
Ozark IC also has a patented UV detector fabricated in silicon-carbide that is 30,000 times more responsive than equivalently-sized alternatives that can be integrated with electronic circuitry (for example, to create a UV pixel for spectroscopy or imaging).
 
Ozark IC is well versed with NASA requirements. NASA SBIR projects that Ozark IC has worked on, or is working on, that are suitable for the Venus surface include:
• A 2-D UV imager (NASA)
• A 16-bit microcontroller (NASA)
• A PDK and RS-485 communication link (NASA)
 
Ozark IC would like to participate in the NASA New Frontiers program.
Alpha Space Test & Research Alliance
930 Gemini Ave.
Houston, TX 77058
USA
Phone:
FAX:
URL: http://www.alphaspace.com
Contact: Kevin Heath
Email: kevin.heath@alphaspace.com
Areas of Expertise: 
Space qualify your high-risk materials and electronics for your space missions using the Materials International Space Station Experiment (MISSE-FF) Flight Facility on the International Space Station (ISS). The MISSE-FF gives aerospace companies and researchers unprecedented access to the space environment with on-orbit HD images and real-time data.
 
MISSE-FF is fixed to the exterior of the ISS where experiments endure extreme levels of solar- and charged-particle radiation, atomic oxygen, hard vacuum, and 16 cycles per day of temperature extremes with little-to-no contamination. MISSE yields accelerated and accurate testing results for experiments varying from space suits and flight hardware to car paint and electronics.
 
Alpha Space provides a turn key solution which includes integration, launch, sample return and one year on orbit with samples on RAM, WAKE & ZENITH! Through our privately-owned MISSE Facility, you can send your payload to the ISS and evaluate the performance, stability, and long-term survivability of materials and components.
Gedex Systems Inc.
407 Matheson Blvd. East
Mississauga, Ontario L4Z 2H2
Canada
Phone: 289-374-3347
FAX:
URL: http://www.gedex.com
Contact: Kieran A. Carroll
Email: kieran.carroll@gedex.com
Areas of Expertise: 
Gedex is developing a 2kg absolute vector gravimeter for use in Lunar and asteroid surface rover missions. This can be used to conduct gravimetric surveys/traverses on the Moon, asteroids and comets, to provide indications of the subsurface density distribution. This instrument could be of use as part of a South Pole-Aitken Basin mission carrying a rover, and as part of a Comet Sample Return mission or a Trojan Tour and Rendezvous mission capable of carrying a deployable lander/rover. Gedex also has designed (with the University of Toronto's Space Flight Lab) an asteroid lander/rover which may be adaptable to the latter two missions. The Canadian Space Agency is well aware of these developments, and has co-funded the gravimeter development.
Nabla Zero Labs
535 Old Mill Rd
San Marino, CA 91108
USA
Phone: 6263190263
FAX:
URL: http://nablazerolabs.com
Contact: Juan Arrieta
Email: juan.arrieta@nablazerolabs.com
Areas of Expertise: 
Nabla Zero Labs is an independent research, development, and engineering services firm founded by a former Mission Design Engineer / Trajectory Designer from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
 
We have extensive experience in several aspects of space mission design. In particular, our strengths are spacecraft trajectory design, analysis, visualization, and optimization.
 
In addition, we are intimately familiar with the development of high performance computing solutions in support of space mission design studies such as Monte Carlo simulations for planetary protection, and have developed custom software applications based on SPICE and MONTE.
Ontario Drive & Gear Ltd.
66 Hincks St.
New Hamburg, Ontario N3A 2A3
Canada
Phone: 5196624229
FAX:
URL: http://www.argoutv.com/industries/space-robotics
Contact: Perry Edmundson
Email: pedmundson@odg.com
Areas of Expertise: 
Several generations of lunar and planetary rover prototypes developed for the Canadian Space Agency (CSA), including TRL-6 qualified drivetrain and semi-compliant metallic wheels; rover analogue deployments with CSA and NASA; surface mobility concept studies; manned and robotic extreme-terrain vehicles.
Trident Systems Inc.
10201 Fairfax Blvd, Suite 300
Fairfax, VA 22030
USA
Phone: 703-691-7780
FAX: 703-273-6608
URL: www.tridsys.com
Contact: Dan Bindbeutel
Email: dan@tridsys.com
Areas of Expertise: 
Hardware (RF/high speed mixed signal/signal processing), FPGA firmware, and software for radar and RF instrument component/payload design & development for demanding environments.
University of Hawaii
Hawaii Institute of Geophysics and Planetology
HIGP/SOEST, POST #602
Honolulu, HI 96822
USA
Phone: 8089568476
FAX: 8089563188
URL:  
Contact: Shiv K. Sharma
Email: shiv@hawaii.edu
Areas of Expertise: 
Time-resolved remote Raman and fluorescence spectroscopy.
First Mode
2220 Western Ave
Seattle, WA 98121
USA
Phone: 510-295-7401
URL: https://firstmode.com/
Contact: Tristan Helms
Email: tristan@firstmode.com
Areas of Expertise: 
First Mode provides engineering services for various civil and commercial space missions. The team has experience with systems engineering, mission architecture, engineering and design, configuration, integration, V&V, and flight qualification of hardware.
First Mode is currently supporting the M2020, Europa Clipper and Psyche missions.