UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

This partnership has been in place with the Scout Association since the early days of UKSA Our sponsorship enables the Scout Association to offer 5 'Space Badges' across different ages groups and across the UK, to insert extension activities into their regular newsletter to Scouts and Scout Leaders, a partnership page on the Scouts website, to take part in activities at Scout events and training for Leaders, and to have our logo on the Space Badges.

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Sponsorship agreement for the 38th Space Symposium.

UK Space Agency Contract with Girl Guides for a range of services including primary sponsor of the "Space Interest Badge", development of communication plans and account management.

This contract is for the purchase of data generated by satellites on where, when and by how much methane emissions are made across the UK and internationally. This includes a substantial archive of data and an ongoing delivery of new data from satellites tasked by UK customers. This contract allows multiple users to access the data via the vendors service platform. Deliverables include: - Abundance dataset: Access the abundance datasets for select locations (approximately 5,000 images); a multi-layered image containing methane concentration amounts and surface reflectance. Spatial resolution is less than 50m. - Concentration map: Access to concentration maps of methane emissions. Spatial resolution is less than 50m. - Archive data which is historical satellite data from at least the previous two years and for select countries (i.e. spatial extents). - Marketing demand creation and marketing: Marketing campaigns undertaken at six monthly periods. - Business support activities: Delivery of at least five business sprint sessions. - Technical support: Delivery of at least three training sessions over the course of the contract. - Guidance documents to supplement training: Provision of guidance documents covering data access requests and other user requirements - Programme management: Responsibility for management of key subcontractor and overall coordination of the programme. The team are expected to respond to requests for support from the Contracting Authority within 2 working days. Reporting: Quarterly reports on KPIs, data use and impact statements.

Secure World Foundation (SWF) will host the 5th Summit for Space Sustainability (Summit), a high-level multi-day conference focused on developing solutions to sustain the space environment.

• We are seeking a desk-based update to the evidence and findings in the original LMS about the potential size and sustainability of a UK commercial spaceflight market, to reflect evidence from the period from 2021 to 2023. The evidence from the LMS and updated data relating to the period 2021-2023 will be used to consider the case for government intervention beyond Phase 1 of the Spaceflight programme. We are seeking updated figures for the global and UK addressable market, with a comparison with the figures in the original LMS and how 2021-2023 realised figures line up with what the LMS predicted, to show if there have been any significant changes.

The UK LTA is a key infrastructure in supporting the UK's Earth Observation sector, a service that UKSA needs in order to continue developing future opportunities.

To create a suite of training for space companies seeking investment, to support them in creating their offer to investors.

A contract to provide technology roadmapping service to UK Space Agency

This is a contract award notice (NOT a call for competition).

This is a Contract Award Notice for exhibition space at Farnborough International Airshow 2024. This is NOT a call for competition.

This is a Contract Award Notice for a Space Partnership sponsorship agreement, as part of the Farnborough International Airshow 2024. This is NOT a call for competition.

The space economy is changing at a rapid pace as commercialisation of the in-orbit environment leads to new opportunities. The UK is positioning itself to become a global leader in this field and through various interventions, intends to shape this new in-orbit economy that will underpin the future of space. Demand for such space provided services is increasing rapidly for both commercial and scientific applications. De-risking critical technology enablers for the UK space industry allows for faster commercialisation of products and technologies within the UK, avoiding the utilisation of costly overseas testing alternatives. To take on this leading role, UKSA intends to support the development of existing infrastructure into an enhanced national IOSM testing capability that meets the needs of the UK space sector, supports anticipated sector growth and drives UK opportunities within the IOSM market.

This is a Small Business Research initiative (SBRI) competition funded by the UK Space Agency. The aim of the competition is to undertake feasibility studies to refuel the National Active Debris Removal Mission and a commercial client/customer satellite. The challenge to be addressed by the successful team(s) can be summarised as follows: • Elaborate the requirements for a mission which meets goal 1 of the study i.e. capable of refuelling the UK ADR satellite in Low Earth Orbit (LEO) • Elaborate the requirements for a mission which meets goal 2 of the study i.e. capable of refuelling a commercial client/additional partner • Develop a baseline design that responds to the technical requirements - providing confidence that the mission is feasible within the technical, programmatic, and financial constraints, which also defines what those constraints may be. Identify risks and propose realistic mitigations, establish plans for further development in the subsequent phases of the mission lifecycle Further details of the tasks needed to deliver this SBRI can be found within Annex B - Project Specification- Active Debris Removal- Refuelling Study Phase 1 Overview. It is important that you review Annex B as projects that are unable to meet the tasks of the SBRI may score poorly or be viewed as out of scope. A total of up to £2 million, inclusive of VAT, is allocated to this competition/phase 1. The Phase 1 feasibility study research and development (R&D) contracts will be up to £500,000, inclusive of VAT, for each project for up to 8 months. We expect to fund up to 4 projects.

This is a Small Business Research initiative (SBRI) competition funded by the UK Space Agency A total of up to £2 million, inclusive of VAT, is allocated to this competition/phase 1. The Phase 1 feasibility study research and development (R&D) contracts will be up to £200,000, inclusive of VAT, for each project for up to 6 months. We expect to fund up to 10 projects. with successful projects beginning in January 2024. Unlocking Space for Business (USB) is a new programme being delivered by the UK Space Agency to support businesses in the Financial Services and Transport & Logistics sectors to: • Better understand and prioritise how innovations in satellite data and services, combined with complementary data sources, can drive businesses benefits; • Connect with leading data suppliers, aggregators, technology integrators and insight providers; • Apply for Government funding to support the delivery of benefits from satellite data and services, through pilot projects, data procurement or partnerships. Satellite data and services already underpin over 17% of UK GDP, with innovation continuing to unlock new opportunities for business. Harnessing satellite data and services with complementary data sources can unlock new opportunities for businesses, from revenue growth and operational efficiencies to customer experiences and environmental, social and governance (ESG) benefits. Unlocking Space for Business is now launching a Small Business Research Initiative (SBRI) competition, offering eligible organisations the chance to apply for a share of up to £2 million, inclusive of VAT,in an initial phase 1 competition to develop commercially viable innovative feasibility studies, that aim to combine terrestrial technologies with satellite data and services, to be adopted by customers in the Transport & Logistics and Financial Services sectors. Projects will involve one or more of the three types of commercial satellite data and services: • satellite imagery (earth observation) • satellite connectivity & communications • position, navigation & timing (PNT) Projects will focus on, prioritising: • new revenue growth opportunities • improved customer experiences • operational efficiencies • environmental, social and governance (ESG) benefits Applications are encouraged from organisations that can combine terrestrial data and services - such as AI, Quantum, machine learning and geospatial data - with satellite data and services, can provide analysis to derive value-added insights, to develop innovative solutions to customers in the UK Transport & Logistics and the Financial Services sectors. Website: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/unlocking-space-for-business Additional information: An supplier engagement event will be hosted by UK Space Agency on 30th November, with the aim of informing potential suppliers about the proposed Unlocking Space for Business Programme competition, including its scope, application process, evaluation criteria and timelines. The event will provide an opportunity for potential applicants to ask questions about the competition. UKSA encourages attendance from potential applicants that can combine terrestrial data and services with satellite data and services, within the Transport & Logistics and/or Financial Services sectors. To attend the event and to hear more about upcoming activities, please register via the following link: https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/97e02d22-eb3e-479f-a958-f41352a35c47@cbac7005-02c1-43eb-b497-e6492d1b2dd8 If you can not attend a recording will be made available after the event to everyone that registered on the above link. The Unlocking Space for Business Programme held and Early Engagement Webinar for this opportunity which is available at : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2sLu07OclIM

This is a Small Business Research initiative (SBRI) competition funded by the UK Space Agency A total of up to £2 million, inclusive of VAT, is allocated to this competition/phase 1. The Phase 1 feasibility study research and development (R&D) contracts will be up to £200,000, inclusive of VAT, for each project for up to 6 months. We expect to fund up to 10 projects. with successful projects beginning in January 2024. Unlocking Space for Business (USB) is a new programme being delivered by the UK Space Agency to support businesses in the Financial Services and Transport & Logistics sectors to: • Better understand and prioritise how innovations in satellite data and services, combined with complementary data sources, can drive businesses benefits; • Connect with leading data suppliers, aggregators, technology integrators and insight providers; • Apply for Government funding to support the delivery of benefits from satellite data and services, through pilot projects, data procurement or partnerships. Satellite data and services already underpin over 17% of UK GDP, with innovation continuing to unlock new opportunities for business. Harnessing satellite data and services with complementary data sources can unlock new opportunities for businesses, from revenue growth and operational efficiencies to customer experiences and environmental, social and governance (ESG) benefits. Unlocking Space for Business is now launching a Small Business Research Initiative (SBRI) competition, offering eligible organisations the chance to apply for a share of up to £2 million, inclusive of VAT,in an initial phase 1 competition to develop commercially viable innovative feasibility studies, that aim to combine terrestrial technologies with satellite data and services, to be adopted by customers in the Transport & Logistics and Financial Services sectors. Projects will involve one or more of the three types of commercial satellite data and services: • satellite imagery (earth observation) • satellite connectivity & communications • position, navigation & timing (PNT) Projects will focus on, prioritising: • new revenue growth opportunities • improved customer experiences • operational efficiencies • environmental, social and governance (ESG) benefits Applications are encouraged from organisations that can combine terrestrial data and services - such as AI, Quantum, machine learning and geospatial data - with satellite data and services, can provide analysis to derive value-added insights, to develop innovative solutions to customers in the UK Transport & Logistics and the Financial Services sectors. Website: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/unlocking-space-for-business Additional information: An supplier engagement event will be hosted by UK Space Agency on 30th November, with the aim of informing potential suppliers about the proposed Unlocking Space for Business Programme competition, including its scope, application process, evaluation criteria and timelines. The event will provide an opportunity for potential applicants to ask questions about the competition. UKSA encourages attendance from potential applicants that can combine terrestrial data and services with satellite data and services, within the Transport & Logistics and/or Financial Services sectors. To attend the event and to hear more about upcoming activities, please register via the following link: https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/97e02d22-eb3e-479f-a958-f41352a35c47@cbac7005-02c1-43eb-b497-e6492d1b2dd8 If you can not attend a recording will be made available after the event to everyone that registered on the above link. The Unlocking Space for Business Programme held and Early Engagement Webinar for this opportunity which is available at : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2sLu07OclIM

A study that aims to create a guidebook for UK Space Agency staff to advance understanding of policy formulation in key ESA Member States. The work will include, in particular, determination of the narrative underlying aforementioned policy formulation, comprising factors such as cultural attitudes, political, economic, national security conditions. Ultimately, this will help comprehend (and aid negotiations involving) Member States' positions at Ministerial Councils, regular Councils, and lower-level organs. Additional information: The initial duration of the contract for a completion of Phase 1 is from 12/01/2024 till 31/03/2025 at value of £25,000.00. There is an option to extend the contract from 01/04/2024 till 31/03/2025 should a delivery of Phase 2 become necessary. The extension value is £25,000.00. The maximum value of the opportunity, should the extension be utilised, is £50,000.00.