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Space Research and Technology Procurement Contract

Space Research and Technology · NAICS 927 · Procurement Contract

This Procurement Contract is specifically designed for the space research and technology sector, covering the procurement of cutting-edge hardware, software, and research services. Whether you are a federal agency like NASA or a commercial space company contracting with suppliers, this contract addresses the unique challenges of the industry: compliance with federal acquisition regulations, export controls (ITAR/EAR), data rights, and mission-critical safety requirements. It provides a structured framework to manage risk, protect intellectual property, and ensure that all parties are aligned on deliverables, milestones, and payment terms. Use this contract to establish clear expectations and legal protections in your next space-related procurement.

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Is this contract suitable for use by a private company, or only for government agencies?

This contract is designed to be flexible. It includes FAR clauses that are mandatory for federal government contracts, but private space companies can use it as a template by removing or adapting those clauses. The inclusion of ITAR/EAR, data rights, and safety clauses is beneficial for any organization in the space industry.

What if my project involves technology that is export-controlled?

The contract includes a dedicated export control clause that requires compliance with ITAR and EAR. You should identify any controlled items or technical data in the special terms section. The clause also requires the contractor to certify that they have the necessary export authorizations.

Can I use this contract for a research and development (R&D) effort?

Yes. The contract type selector includes 'Cost-Reimbursement' and 'Time-and-Materials', which are commonly used for R&D. The workflow rules guide you to include appropriate FAR clauses for R&D, such as allowable costs and government rights in technical data.

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