Comprehensive fabrication needs for spaceflight hardware parts, instrument components, structures, fixtures, assembly tools, space vehicle parts, etc. Assembly of fabricated items and all required…

This is a firm-fixed price Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) call awarded by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC) to Tec, Inc., a small business veteran-owned manufacturer. The contract, valued at $8,085.00, is for comprehensive fabrication services supporting GSFC's manufacturing engineering group, including the manufacture, assembly, and documentation of spaceflight and non-flight parts, as well as emergency repair or modification of critical items. Approximately 40% of the work under this BPA call is considered critical, with technical interchange meetings required between the contractor and end-users. The contract has a total small business set-aside designation and an ultimate completion date of May 14, 2020.

Comprehensive fabrication needs for spaceflight hardware parts, instrument components, structures, fixtures, assembly tools, space vehicle parts, etc. Assembly of fabricated items and all required documentation. The contractor shall manufacture, assemble, and prepare documentation for spaceflight and non-flight parts in support of the manufacturing engineering group and gsfc projects. The contractor shall provide the required personnel, facilities, and materials, unless otherwise provided by the government, to accomplish the issued delivery orders. The contractor shall provide emergency repair or modification in support of rejected or defective critical items this includes performing repair or modification and returning to gsfc within a negotiated time frame per delivery order. The contractor shall facilitate technical interchange meetings at the contractor's fabrication facility for design interpretation for work in progress and contractor/end-user collaboration for critical items within a negotiated time frame per delivery order. Critical items are defined as those spaceflight and ground support items having a significant impact on test schedules, assembly schedules, or shipping schedules affecting launch schedules. Approximately 40% of the work to be performed on this contract will be considered critical.