NASA

NASA's FireSense project transitions Earth-science capabilities to operational fire agencies, and its Earth Science Technology Office funds FireSense Technology (FIRET) solicitations — roughly $14M in awards each under FIRET-22 and FIRET-23 to universities, labs and companies including Planet Labs, Urban Sky and Logos Technologies.

Buys

• Detection & sensing
• Forest & fuels
• Insurance & risk
• Prediction & response
• Suppression & aerial

Contracts & solicitations (18)

• NASA FireSense Technology FIRET-23 project awards
• NASA FireSense Technology FIRET-22 project awards
• NASA SBIR Phase I — Opal AI 'FireGPT' vision-language model for prescr
• NASA SBIR Phase II — Anzen Unmanned BVLOS infrastructure and UTM for a
• NASA SBIR Phase II — RoGo Fire 'GAS on Fire' guided, accurate slurry d
• NASA FireSense (FIRET-23) award — Urban Sky 'Hot Spot' stratospheric m
• NASA FireSense uncrewed aircraft wildfire-monitoring contract
• NASA JPL commercial wildfire-monitoring satellite concept study
• NASA SBIR Phase I — Trident Sensing: infrared sensor to detect and map
• NASA SBIR Phase I — RoGo Fire: GPS-enabled devices for guided, accurat
• NASA SBIR Phase I — Kalscott Engineering: miniature ADS-B position rep
• NASA SBIR Phase I — AERIS: UAS traffic management system for wildfire
• NASA SBIR Phase II — Opal AI: FireVision platform for wildfire fuel ma
• NASA SBIR Phase I — Rational CyPhy: SkyAID autonomous drone swarm for
• NASA SBIR Phase II — Rational CyPhy: SkyAID drone swarm, wildfire mapp
• NASA SBIR Phase I — Space-Eyes: FireWatch AI app for wildfire ignition
• NASA SBIR Phase I — Terrafuse: explainable-AI additions to wildfire ri
• Space-Based Wildfire Early-Detection Concept Study

Procurement portal

https://esto.nasa.gov/firetech/