Task order 3 for advaned plant habitat. 1.0 the contractor shall test (6.0) flight unit #1, flight unit #2, and two sets of orus for all APH subsystems which include the avionics (2.1), software…

This is a task order award under contract NNK15MA02B/NNK16MA14T to Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC), a woman-owned business, by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's (NASA) Kennedy Space Center. The $1,261,302.06 fixed-price task order is for work on the Advanced Plant Habitat (APH) system, which is part of NASA's broader plant habitat program. The contract requires SNC to perform testing, develop crew training videos and procedures, and provide flight hardware for the APH system, which includes subsystems like avionics, software, growth light assembly, power distribution, thermal control, water recovery, environmental control, and structural components. This task order does not have a small business set-aside designation. SNC has received prior prime contract awards and grants from NASA and other agencies for a variety of aerospace and defense products and services.

Task order 3 for advaned plant habitat. 1.0 the contractor shall test (6.0) flight unit #1, flight unit #2, and two sets of orus for all APH subsystems which include the avionics (2.1), software (2.2), growth light assembly (GLA) (2.3), power distribution assembly (PDA) (2.4), thermal control system (TCS) (2.5), water recovery and distribution system (wrads) (2.6), environmental control system (ECS) (2.7), science carrier (2.8), growth chamber components (2.9), and structural mounting assembly (SMA) (2.10) in accordance with the requirements in system requirements document (SRD) for the plant habitat (PH) PH-R0001 and interface control document (ICD) SSP-53145. The contractor shall lead and develop crew training video and support the develop crew procedures for flight. The contractor shall lead the phase 3 safety data package (5.2) efforts for all APH subsystems. The contractor shall provide a material inspection and receiving report (form DD250) for flight unit #1, flight unit #2, and two sets of orus at the kennedy space center. 2.0 flight hardware testing 2.1 pre-proto-flight testing the contractor shall perform a CO2 injection test and CO2 cartridge vibe test on the engineering development unit (EDU) prior to proto-flight testing (ECS (2.7)). 2.2 proto-flight testing the contractor shall develop proto-flight test procedures and perform proto-flight testing on flight unit #1, flight unit #2, and two sets of flight orus which includes the avionics (2.1), software (2.2), GLA (2.3), PDA (2.4), TCS (2.5), wrads (2.6), ECS (2.7), science carrier (2.8), growth chamber components (2.9), and SMA (2.10). The contractor shall submit the final proto-flight test procedures to the contracting office for approval and concurrence prior to starting the proto-flight testing. The proto-flight testing consists of an electromagnetic test (EMI), vibration testing, acoustics testing, off gas testing, and payload rack checkout unit testing (prcu). 2.3 acceptance testing the contractor shall develop acceptance test procedures and perform acceptance testing on flight unit #1, flight unit #2, and two sets of flight orus which includes the avionics (2.1), software (2.2), GLA (2.3), PDA (2.4), TCS (2.5), wrads (2.6), ECS (2.7), science carrier (2.8), growth chamber components (2.9), and SMA (2.10). The contractor shall submit the final acceptance test procedures to the contracting office for approval and concurrence prior to starting the acceptance testing. 2.4 certification testing the contractor shall develop certification test procedures and perform certification testing on flight unit #1, flight unit #2, and two sets of flight orus which includes the avionics (2.1), software (2.2), GLA (2.3), PDA (2.4), TCS (2.5), wrads (2.6), ECS (2.7), science carrier (2.8), growth chamber components (2.9), and SMA (2.10). The contractor shall submit the final certification test procedures to the contracting office for approval and concurrence prior to starting the certification testing. 3.0 crew training video and procedures 3.1 crew training video the contractor shall video the different subsystems required to assemble a flight unit. The contractor shall video the complete assembly and disassembly of the flight unit. The contractor shall video the removal and replacement of all orus. The contractor shall video the removal and replacement of any maintenance/consumable items. The contractor will deliver the videos in a .WVM format. 3.2 crew procedures the contractor shall support the development of all crew procedures which includes the assembly and disassembly of a flight unit, the removal and replacement of all orus, and the removal and replacement of any maintenance/consumable items 4.0 verification submittal the contractor shall complete the submit of verifications into the verification of engineering requirements interface for tracking, approval and submission (veritas) that are based on ANA