Title: FY2016 fmvss 208,212,219,301,305 compliance testing MY17 vehicles description: request that a do be issued for the following line items under contract DTNH2213D00313, year three. Period of…

This is a firm fixed-price delivery order contract awarded by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), a civilian agency within the U.S. Department of Transportation, to MGA Research Corporation, a for-profit company based in Burlington, Wisconsin. The contract is for $294,880.40 to provide vehicle safety compliance testing services over a 12-month period.

The contract covers a variety of tests to assess conformance with Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards, including suppression tests with and without child restraints, low-risk deployment tests, frontal crash tests, and battery disposal for electric vehicles. MGA Research will perform inspections, crash simulations, data analysis, and reporting from its facilities. This contract is a task order under a larger indefinite delivery vehicle, and MGA Research has multiple active IDV contracts with NHTSA for continued vehicle safety testing services through the late 2020s. There is no set-aside designation for this contract.

Title: FY2016 fmvss 208,212,219,301,305 compliance testing MY17 vehicles description: request that a do be issued for the following line items under contract DTNH2213D00313, year three. Period of performance 12 months from date of order line item no and description: 2001 suppression test using a child restraint 62EA @ $215 = $13,330 2002 suppression test without a child restraint 3EA @ $210 = $630 2003 low risk deployment test 42EA @ $1,890 = $79,380 2004 frontal crash test 7EA @ $16,480 = $115,360 2009 fmvss 305 add-on 1EA @ $985 = $985 2010 repair of vehicle after a low risk deployment test 29EA @ $300 = $8,700 2011 storage of child restraints 600EA @ $3 = $1,800 2013 towing, parts, and dealer repairs 1EA @ $90,600 = $90,600 2015 battery disposal 1EA @ $15,128 = $15,128 justification: after testing electric vehicles with lithium-ION batteries, we must ensure the batteries are recycled properly before we can sell the contract specialist is breon jones.