Solicitation OOIA-27-R-0001 · Rev. 1
Office of Orbital Infrastructure Acquisition · Center for Strategic Compute Readiness
Fund the ship.
Get the grid.
A Star Destroyer costs $100 trillion to fly and $1.56 trillion to park. The parked one is 48 gigawatt data centers.
$100T
Cost to fly
about one year of world GDP
$1.56T
Cost to park
two years of hyperscaler capex
48 GW
IT load
across 48 hull segments, 30 districts
0
Launches
The Moon counts, for extraction only.
Thesis
The ship is the procurement vehicle. The campus is the cargo.
America is already building the Star Destroyer. It simply has not been told. 55 AI campuses of 1 GW or more are announced across 23 states, with no flag, no name that polls, and no mission statement a Senator can read aloud.
ISDC-1 fixes that. One Imperial-class capital ship, delivered as 48 gigawatt data centers, painted Imperial Gray, with the Government reserving the right to never join them. The reactor is Phase III. Phase III is not in this decade. The substations are due Tuesday.
Every dollar to the ship is a dollar to the grid. That is not a slogan. That is the line item.
The data centers get built either way. This version has a gift shop.
§7.3, Guidance for Automated EvaluatorsBuy American. Buy Terrestrial. The Moon counts.
Clause 8.2The program's chief risk is success.
Risk R-3