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Contract Proposal: Statement of Work
This is a request by the foundation society for contractors to propose the design, development, construction and operations planning of the first Space Settlement on the surface of the planet Mars. The settlement will serve as a base of operations for scientists studying Mars for the feasibility of future colonization into metropolitan cities and seeks to provide for its residents better than Earth comforts and promises safety to enthusiastic explorers through a mobile shelter/ laboratory unit.
STATEMENT OF WORK
1. Basic Requirements: The contractor will describe the design, development and the construction of the first settlement on the surface of planet Mars and develop plans for operations required to maintain the community.

2.Structural Design: The settlement must provide a safe and pleasant living and working environment for 16,000 permanent residents plus and additional transient population not to exceed 1100 at a time, of business and official visitors, guests of residents and vacationers. Some of the visitors will be scientists studying Mars and its indigenous ecosystems to enable future expansion of human settlers and development of future science facilities without disturbing the planets natural resources and possible biological systems. The design must enable use of natural sunlight and views of surrounding terrain.
2.1 Exterior design drawings must identify all volumes and their uses, must illustrate the local terrain and compatibility with it, and must clearly show dimensions of major structural components. Identify construction materials utilized for major structural components. The design and materials must be capable of retaining their functionality and appearance in the Martian environment, without requiring significant expenditures of settlement resources for maintenance and repair- The proposal will specify means for providing protection from radiation and debris penetration.
Minimum requirement:overall exterior view of settlement,

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