NASA Johnson Space Center has an active federal procurement for Emergency Medical Support and Evacuation (MedEvac) Services, solicitation 80JSC026MEDEVAC5Q. NASA is seeking comprehensive worldwide medical evacuation and support services for sick or injured travelers, including air and surface medical transport, licensed and certified medical personnel and escorts, patient stabilization, bedside case management and advocacy, medical translation and interpretation, hospital admission and discharge coordination, guarantee-of-payment support, repatriation of mortal remains, and medical transport reservation and call-up support for Soyuz crew landing events.
The solicitation is classified under NAICS 621910, Ambulance Services, and PSC V225. It is unrestricted, and all responsible sources may submit an offer. NASA intends to make a single all-or-none award, so an offeror must be able to satisfy the complete requirement rather than a partial scope. The contemplated period of performance begins October 1, 2026, with a base period through September 30, 2029 and two one-year option periods through September 30, 2031.
Deadline: Proposals are due September 15, 2026 at 4:00 PM Central Time. Amendment No. 2 is the latest identified amendment and updates the Statement of Work and Section M while leaving the proposal deadline unchanged. Offerors should review and acknowledge all amendments and rely on the controlling solicitation documents.
Eligibility and response posture: This is a federal procurement rather than a grant. A direct prime must be able to document the worldwide medical evacuation network, air and ground transport capability, applicable licensing, certifications and accreditation or equivalent qualifications, medical staffing, safety-management capability, payment and hospital coordination, and relevant past performance required by the solicitation. Available Dr. Miltie/QC Healthcare records do not establish those complete direct-prime qualifications. Atlas therefore classifies this opportunity as Partner First rather than a verified direct-prime pursuit.
Atlas Opportunity Score: 54/100. N9+ Fit: 30/100. The mission is directly related to emergency medical response and transport, but the solicitation does not require a remote physical examination platform. The Nonagon N9+ device and platform could only be considered as an adjunct within a qualified clinical and transport solution if the prime’s approach and the controlling requirements legitimately support it. QC Healthcare may have a potential clinical or teaming role only after the required capabilities and credentials are independently verified.
Contract value: A public contract value was not stated in the controlling solicitation materials reviewed by Atlas.
Official source: SAM.gov – Emergency Medical Support and Evacuation (MedEvac) Services.