The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is seeking information from potential sources for Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) detection and analysis services at the Kennedy Space Center (KSC). The services will provide real-time detection capability for unauthorized UAS flights over and around KSC, and will provide threat analysis of detections to provide NASA-KSC Protective Services insight into threats. The contractor will be required to provide UAS detection and analysis services, including data and threat analysis, installation of hardware and systems, and maintenance and updates of the system. The system must be capable of detecting UAS at a distance of at least 40nmi from the center of Launch Complex 39 Pad B, and must provide 24 hour per day, 7 day per week, 365 day per year real-time monitoring, push alerts, and access to system data for monitoring at multiple locations. Some key requirements include: • Provide UAS detection and analysis services that can accurately detect and identify unknown UAS out to a distance of at least 40NMI • Provide a rapid and timely information to multiple users for response and mitigations at all times • The UAS detection system shall be capable of providing technical and threat analyses for KSC and will provide real-time detection and alerting capabilities to NASA KSC personnel • The system shall be compatible with, and have the capability to integrate with, existing Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI), US Air Force (USAF), and US Space Force (USSF) counter UAS detection and mitigation hardware, systems, and processes