This is a delivery order awarded by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's (NASA) Langley Research Center to the National Institute of Aerospace Associates (NIA), a non-profit research organization, to provide statistical engineering support for NASA's Airspace Technology Demonstration (ATD) project. The $195,997.37 task order requires NIA to apply statistical methods to assess the performance and efficiency of concepts, tools, procedures, and algorithms being developed under ATD,...
This is a $139,203.67 Cost Plus Fixed Fee task order awarded by the Langley Research Center (a civilian federal agency) to Architecture Technology Inc. (a small business) under the Flight Critical Systems Research IDIQ contract. The task order is titled "Understanding What It Means for Assurance Cases to 'Work'" and aims to investigate best practices for using assurance cases in the development and approval of safety-critical systems, particularly for the Next Generation Air...
<p>This is a firm-fixed-price purchase order awarded by a U.S. government agency to Aerotech Research (USA), Inc. for $99,999.99 to support the elaboration and finalization of the turbulence portion of the Aviation Safety Program Plan. The contract has an ultimate completion date of February 22, 2006 and was awarded on January 25, 2006. The place of performance is Edwards Air Force Base in California. This award is not associated with a set-aside.</p>
This is a Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase II contract awarded by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) to The Innovation Laboratory, Inc., a woman-owned small business. The contract, with a potential value of $750,000.00, focuses on research and development of a system to identify moderate or greater levels of aviation turbulence using Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) data. The solution can detect various types of turbulence, including...
This federal contract, awarded by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) to Wxops Inc., a small disadvantaged business, addresses the problem of clear air turbulence (CAT) events that are not identified by current CAT prediction formulations and commercial products. The objective is to reduce damage and injury during long-range commercial flights over oceanic areas. The contract, valued at $124,834, is a Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Program Phase I action under the...
This is a firm fixed-price delivery order awarded by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Ames Research Center to Flight Research Associates, Inc., a veteran-owned small business. The $70,428 contract supports NASA's Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate and Airspace Systems Program, which are focused on developing the Next Generation Air Transportation System (NextGen) to safely increase air traffic capacity as demand is expected to double over the next 15 years. The...
This is a cost-plus-fixed-fee delivery order federal contract award from the Langley Research Center, a civilian agency under NASA. The contract is for "AIR TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT (ATM) RESEARCH: AIRBORNE SURVEILLANCE CONCEPTS" and has a ceiling value of $576,763. The prime contractor is the National Institute of Aerospace Associates (NIA), a non-profit research institute that frequently supports NASA's work on advanced aerospace technologies. NIA has subcontracted portions of the work...
This federal contract award, issued by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Langley Research Center, tasks the National Institute of Aerospace Associates (NIA), a non-profit research institute, to update the Advanced Air Transport Technology (AATT) project's technology dashboard with models for high aspect ratio wing (HARW) technologies, including tow-steered structures, natural laminar flow, and active flow control. The award also requires NIA to conduct trade studies on...
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) awarded a Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase I contract to The Innovation Laboratory, Inc., a woman-owned small business located in Portland, Oregon. The $125,000 firm-fixed-price contract is for the development of an automated, real-time, remote turbulence detection and diagnostics system for the National Airspace System (NAS). The system is designed to leverage Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) data and...
This is the first task order under a Cost Modeling Support Services Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) awarded by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Headquarters. The $405,437.04 task order was awarded to the prime contractor, Tecolote Research, Inc., a for-profit subchapter S corporation that provides decision support, program management, and software solutions to federal agencies. Tecolote Research has over 49 years of experience supporting clients across the Department...
FCSR TASK ORDER - BACKGROUND: UNDER THE TURBULENCE PREDICTION AND WARNING SYSTEM (TPAWS) ELEMENT OF THE NASA AVIATION SAFETY & SECURITY PROGRAM (AVSSP), A WORKING GROUP WAS COMPRISED OF GOVERNMENT, ACADEMIA, AND INDUSTRY ORGANIZATIONS TO DEVELOP AND VALIDATE PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS AND CRITERIA FOR AIRBORNE TURBULENCE DETECTION SYSTEMS, WITH THE OBJECTIVE THAT THE RESULTS WOULD LEAD TO CERTIFICATION ITEMS WHICH COULD BE EASILY ADOPTED BY THE FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION (FAA). FROM FY 00 THROUGH FY 05, NASA LED THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THIS ACTIVITY, WHICH BECAME THE AIRBORNE TURBULENCE DETECTION SYSTEMS WORKING GROUP (ATDS-WG), BY COLLABORATION FOR KEY MEMBERS FOR PARTICIPATION AND PRESENTING THE SIGNIFICANT, RELEVANT RESULTS OF THE TPAWS RESEARCH ACTIVITIES TO THE FAA, AIRLINES, AND AVIONICS DEVELOPER MEMBERS. NASA LED AND CONDUCTED TEN WORKSHOPS THROUGH SEPTEMBER 2005. FY 05 WAS A TRANSITION YEAR OF ATDS-WG LEADERSHIP FROM NASA TO THE FAA, AS THE NASA AVSSP WAS CONCLUDING IN SEPTEMBER 2005, WITH SEVERAL TURBULENCE TECHNOLOGIES HAVING COMPLETED RESEARCH FLIGHT EXPERIMENTS AND THE CONCLUDING IN-SERVICE EVALUATIONS WITH A MAJOR AIRLINE. . THE ATDS-WG IS PRESENTLY DEVELOPING THE MINIMUM PERFORMANCE STANDARDS FOR SEVERAL AIRBORNE TECHNOLOGIES AND REQUIRES THE CONTINUED EXPERTISE, KNOWLEDGE, AND EXPERIENCE OF NASA AND TPAWS KEY MEMBERS. A 3-YEAR NASA/FAA INTERAGENCY AGREEMENT DTFACT-07-X-00007 WAS SIGNED JUNE 13, 2007, AND NASA LARC HAS RECEIVED FAA REIMBURSABLE FUNDING FOR THESE EFFORTS. THIS STATEMENT OF WORK DEFINES THE EFFORT, WORK, AND DELIVERABLES TO PARTICIPATE AND CONTRIBUTE AS KEY MEMBERS OF THE ATDS-WG FOR THE ANALYSIS OF THE ATDS MINIMUM PERFORMANCE STANDARDS FOR SPECIFIC CLASSES OF AIRCRAFT NAMELY BUSINESS JETS AND REGIONAL JETS. THIS EFFORT IS A TECHNICAL FOLLOW-ON TO THE ARINC TASK ORDER NNL07AE19T ENTITLED, SUPPORT TO THE NASA-FAA AIRBORNE TURBULENCE DETECTION SYSTEM WORKING GROUP, WHERE THE METHODOLOGY, PROCESS, AND PERFORMANCE CRITERIA FOR LARGE TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT WERE DEVELOPED. OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS TASK IS TO CONTINUE SUPPORT TO THE ATDS-WG BY CONDUCTING ANALYSES, CONTRIBUTING ANALYSIS RESULTS, DIRECTLY PARTICIPATING IN ATDS-WG MEETINGS, AND PROVIDING TECHNICAL EXPERTISE COLLABORATION WITH OTHER ATDS-WG MEMBERS TO DEVELOP AN INTEGRATED CRITERIA AND RATIONALE FOR CONTENT OF A MINIMAL PERFORMANCE STANDARDS DOCUMENT FOR AIRBORNE TURBULENCE DETECTION SYSTEMS TO INCLUDE BUSINESS AND REGIONAL JET TYPE AIRCRAFT.