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I. Introduction: Building on the success of the 2022 Artemis I One Way Doppler Tracking Demonstration (RFI-GSFC-CIS-2022), and in the support of the Space Communication and Navigation (SCaN) Programs commercial services strategy, this Request for Information (RFI) presents an opportunity for organizations with ground station capabilities to inform NASA on how they may be able to execute tracking of the upcoming Artemis II mission, expected to launch no later than April 2026. All participation will be passive, with no impact on, risk to, or RF radiation emitted towards, the Orion spacecraft. II. Description: This RFI seeks to facilitate NASA SCaNs increasing use of industry assets and services by demonstrating the potential of non-NASA ground stations to collect one-way Doppler tracking measurements of the Orion spacecraft in Earth orbital and cislunar space. NASA anticipates the activity would encompass multiple phases of NASAs Artemis II Orion mission, with ground station owners/operators engaging in pre-mission coordination, real-time mission tracking, and sharing their Doppler measurement performance with SCaN during and after the Artemis II Orion mission. This is solely an RFI ...

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