  Solar system exploration provides numerous possibilities for advancing
technosignature science. The search for life in the solar system includes
missions designed to search for evidence of biosignatures on other planetary
bodies, but many missions could also attempt to search for and constrain the
presence of technology within the solar system. Technosignatures and
biosignatures represent complementary approaches toward searching for evidence
of life in our solar neighborhood, and beyond. This report summarizes the
potential technosignature opportunities within ongoing solar system exploration
and the recommendations of the "Origins, Worlds, and Life" Planetary Science
and Astrobiology Decadal Survey. We discuss opportunities for constraining the
prevalence of technosignatures within the solar system using current or future
missions at negligible additional cost, and we present a preliminary assessment
of gaps that may exist in the search for technosignatures within the solar
system.
