Maritime Launch releasing Request for Sources Sought to expand team and select A&E Owner Authorized Representative
Maritime Launch Services Inc. (NEO: MAXQ, OTCQB: MAXQF) is actively seeking firms and individuals to serve as Architectural and Engineering Design (A&E) representatives to expand small class launch vehicle offerings at Spaceport Nova Scotia. Given the increasing demand for launches from Canada and a backlog of payloads at global sites, the company is reviewing proposals from potential launch vehicle developers. The first construction phase is complete, and the company plans to select an Owner Authorized Representative (OAR) soon. Interested parties can submit their qualifications until May 15, 2023.
- Significant demand for launches from Canada, indicating market growth.
- Successful completion of the initial construction phase at Spaceport Nova Scotia.
- Dependence on the timely selection of A&E firms for ongoing project momentum.
- Risks associated with governmental and regulatory approvals for launch operations.
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Maritime Launch has completed the initial road network construction and the interim design layout for the medium class launch anchor tenant for the site. Prior to the start of the second phase of construction at the site of Spaceport Nova Scotia, Maritime Launch will select the OAR candidate.
The selected firm or individuals will support Maritime Launch in site configuration, facility requirements, Launch Vehicle interface requirements and operational requirements including, but not limited to, owner supplied equipment, security, maintenance, staffing levels, and operations management. The selected candidate will work in close coordination with the construction manager for Spaceport Nova Scotia,
All interested parties are requested to submit their capabilities and qualifications to Maritime Launch. Submissions of any information in response to this notice is voluntary. Responses shall include comprehensive experience in the following:
- Develop an owner statement of requirements for each facility
- Tender A&E design packages
- Review drawings and specifications and direct A&E design firms
- Review and manage budgets associated with design and construction
- During construction, act as a liaison between design teams, contractors, and owner-supplied equipment suppliers
The Sources Sought RFI will be available to interested bidders on
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