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Technology Development and Commercialization Program is sponsored by Florida Space Grant Consortium (FSGC), Space Florida, and Kennedy Space Center (KSC). This program seeks proposals to conduct development and testing of select KSC patented technologies that have potential for commercial applications. The goal is to advance technologies developed for NASA's space exploration mission for use in the private sector.
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Technology Development and Commercialization Program – Florida Space Grant Consortium Technology Development and Commercialization Program 2026-27 FSGC/SF- KSC Technology Development Program Kennedy Space Center (KSC) researchers develop many new technologies and make many scientific breakthroughs on a regular basis.
While all are developed for NASA’s space exploration mission, some also have the potential to provide benefit here on Earth in commercial applications. As a result, the KSC Technology Transfer Office (TTO) patents these technologies and makes them available to the private sector for commercialization.
However, many of these technologies require a significant amount of further development and testing before they can be used in any application, whether it is a NASA space application or a commercial application. As a result, KSC has once again teamed with FSGC and Space Florida to provide Florida universities with a competitive opportunity to conduct the needed development and testing of select KSC technologies.
This year’s FSGC-Space Florida-KSC Technology Development and Commercialization Program RFP have topic areas for two KSC patented technologies that fit these criteria. We are now seeking proposals to conduct needed development and testing of these technologies. We are now seeking proposals to conduct testing as described in the topic areas.
The RFP contains all publicly available information and references to available patent information for these technologies. Additional information will be provided under a Non-Disclosure Agreement with KSC.
(i) Sorbent Polymer Extraction and Remediation System (ii) Improved Lunar Regolith Simulant Ion Implantation The eligibility for these grants are as follows: Grants are intended for faculty researchers from FSGC affiliated universities and colleges. Proposals from non-affiliated Florida universities, colleges, community colleges, and industry will be viewed more favorably if the project involves collaborations with FSGC affiliates.
Other non-academic organizations are also eligible to receive grant awards, especially if their proposed projects include involvement with FSGC affiliates. Notice of Intent by April 17, 2026 Deadline: Proposals due by May 29, 2026 Notification of Award – Not before July 31, 2026 Announcement of Opportunity 2026 KSC Technology Development Program with attachments RFP (Pdf 7.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Faculty researchers from FSGC affiliated universities and colleges. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Technology Development and Commercialization Program is funded by Florida Space Grant Consortium (FSGC), Space Florida, and Kennedy Space Center (KSC). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Florida. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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