• To participate your team must register with the Competition Organisers. For more competition details visit the International Competition website, click here:ISSDC.
   

• Qualifying Competition (at your high school): Your team represents Northdonning Heedwell, a major aerospace company, and your customer is an organization called the Foundation Society. Create and submit your design for an orbiting space settlement, in hopes that your company will be awarded the lucrative contract to construct it. The Preliminary Request for Proposal (RFP) , summarizes the requirements for the Space Settlement desired by the customer. When your team registers for the Competition, you will receive the Final RFP, which describes everything the customer wants in your design.
  Submit your written (on paper!) design description for evaluation to judging panel for the Asian Region.
   

• Look at the Schedule for the date of submission of the document.
   

• Judging Result for Asia (excluding Russia): Eight teams advance to the Asian Semi-Finalist Competition, four as Semi-Finalists and four as Runners-Up.
   

• Semi-Finalist Competition in India (For Asian Region):- Four Semi-Finalist teams will be paired wtih four Runner-Up teams to form four competing companies. The four companies will meet in India to prepare designs in an intense two-and-a-half day version of the Finalist Competition at Gurgaon, India. The three remaining Semi-Finalists and runners-up team (part of the winning company), will be invited to re-submit their entries in the International Qualifying Competition.
   

• International Finalist Competition at Johnson Space Center in Houston:- The eight Finalist teams will be paired to form four competing companies. Your company will prepare a design at the Johnson Space Center, for a settlement on an extraterrestrial surface. You will work in conditions that resemble those experienced by members of high- pressure proposal teams in industry, with assistance from real working engineers and managers. Designs will be presented to an audience that includes the judges and competing teams. Presenters will answer the judges' questions about their designs. Judges will select a winning design, and provide a debriefing describing merits and weak points of the proposals.

 

Johnson Space Center, Houston

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