Contract · Federal
D--USGS L10 MOC & Operations Updates
INTERIOR, DEPARTMENT OF THE / DEPARTMENTAL OFFICES Reston, VA
- Status Open, no deadline listed
- Amount Amount not listed
- Set-aside None (open competition)
Scope
Following the May 2026 RFI feedback and one-on-one meetings with industry, the USGS has matured its acquisition strategy for the Landsat 10 Mission Operations Center and Flight Operations scope of work.
USGS intends to procure a new commercial, cloud-based or containerized cloud-native MOC to be hosted using USGS's Cloud Hosting Services (CHS) III services or EROS mission infrastructure Container (Kubernetes) Hosting Solution, respectively.
Based on industry feedback and technical study results, the Government is no longer considering the option to augment the existing Landsat 8 and 9 LMOC.
Included in this announcement are the following reference materials: 1) Draft MOC/Ops Synopsis Document 2) Draft MOC Requirements Document The Government is not requesting feedback at this time; industry will have an opportunity to provide feedback when the Draft RFP is released.
These draft documents build on feedback received in response to the May 2026 RFI and provide industry with additional technical detail to clarify the Government's current approach to the Landsat 10 MOC Development and Operations scope of work.
These documents will continue to be refined following the spacecraft award and feedback on the draft RFP leading up to the final RFP release.
The MOC functions document previously shared with the RFI has been incorporated into the MOC Synopsis and will no longer be issued as a standalone RFP document.
USGS is working toward the following timeline for the RFP surrounding this scope of work: * Draft RFP Release: Estimating early February 2027 (anticipate this will be following spacecraft RFP award) * Industry briefing (virtual): Shortly after Draft RFP announcement * Feedback response period: Anticipated to be 30 days * Tentative one-on-one meetings with contractors as needed t...
Typical award value
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Timeline
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Posted
Nov 4, 2026
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Status
Open now
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