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Workers processing space station node Unity.
Workers processing space station node Unity.

Businesses can work with NASA is a variety of ways, depending on the nature of the business, the size of a firm or a particular contract type.

NASA provides industry the opportunity to stimulate business investment in the development of new markets and industries in low Earth orbit, and to support NASA's mission and objectives. Learn about the Space Product Development program and International Space Station opportunities.
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To find out how to bid on NASA contracts, to track contract actions or read NASA's forecast of upcoming procurements, visit the NASA Acquisition Information Service.
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If your firm is a Small or Disadvantaged Business, visit the Web page of the Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization.
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Every NASA Center maintains a Small Business Innovative Research office.
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The NASA Innovative Partnerships Program sponsors a national network of specialized centers, business incubators and services to assist US business and industry in developing and commercializing NASA funded technology.
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