Master Plan Available For Public Review

NASA’s Kennedy Space Center is conducting market research on the potential lease and development of land assets that will enable the center to continue its transformation to a multi-user spaceport. The transformation is based on effectively utilizing land assets identified in the 2013-2032 Master Plan.

Kennedy is issuing a Request for Information (RFI) to identify potential partnership opportunities for the expansion of non-NASA launch operations and launch support functions at Kennedy, activities related to the assembly and processing of payloads or launch vehicles, and additional ventures that encourage activities in space.

The Kennedy Space Center (KSC) Master Plan describes a 20-year transformation from a single, government user launch complex to a multi-user spaceport. This multi-user spaceport will be developed in concert with NASA’s programmatic missions and requirements to explore destinations outside of low Earth orbit.

NASA says the Master Plan’s central focus remains in support of NASA achieving its mission objectives but additionally it is also designed to maximize the provision of excess capabilities and assets in support of non-NASA access to space.

FMI: Master Plan,  RFI