"" fabrication of the 65 degree swept wing model 1.1 scope the contractor shall provide manufacturing review, fabrication and materials for the 65 degree swept wing model as outlined below. The…

This federal contract award to Advanced Technologies, Inc. (a small business) was issued by the Langley Research Center (LARC), a civilian agency within the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). The contract, valued at $105,900.00, is for the fabrication of a 65 degree swept wing model, including manufacturing review, fabrication, and materials. The work will be performed in Newport News, Virginia.

The contract is part of the Reliance Consolidated Models IV (RECOM IV) multiple-award indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicle held by Advanced Technologies. This IDIQ, valued at $30 million, enables LARC to efficiently procure the company's aerospace modeling and engineering services to support NASA's aeronautics research and space exploration programs. Additionally, Advanced Technologies holds a separate Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) with LARC for general and precision machining/fabrication services, further demonstrating the strong relationship between the company and the agency.

"" fabrication of the 65 degree swept wing model 1.1 scope the contractor shall provide manufacturing review, fabrication and materials for the 65 degree swept wing model as outlined below. The designation for this model hardware is D303-15-0003.1.2 general description the contractor shall complete the fabrication of the 65 degree swept wing model per the provided drawings and electronic files. 2.0 model fabrication requirements (as per drawings when applicable, otherwise as defined) 3.1 fabrication the contractor shall fabricate the 65 degree swept wing model in accordance with all sections of this statement of work and supplied contract drawings and files. The contractor shall assure all hardware be returned clean, free from grease and oil, no chips or foreign object debris (FOD). The counter bored and tapped holes shall be clean and tapped holes tapped to proper depth. The contractor should note the surface finish on leading edge parts, as they each have different finish requirements. The contractor shall provide provisions for all instrumentation. Instrumentation will be government furnished and government installed. 3.2 materials the contractor shall provide the materials to fabricate the 65 degree swept wing model in accordance with all sections of this statement of work and supplied contract drawings and files. 3.3 identification applicable drawing numbers shall be permanently marked on each part in an area that is not in an internal or external flow or on a sealing surface. 3.4 structural welding the contractor shall perform any structural welding that is a result of a design requirement in accordance with LPR 1710.15, section 2.5, or the welding code or specification designated by the larc technical project engineer (TPE)/ research project engineer (RPE). All welding shall be qualified to the applicable code. Pre-qualified procedures are not accepted at larc. The NASA larc quality assurance certified welding inspector shall review the contractor s drawings and submittals. The contractor shall provide documentation to show that all welding efforts are done in accordance with the applicable sections of these specifications. The contractor shall submit one (1) copy of the welding procedure and qualification documents, to include the procedure qualification record (PQR), welding procedure specification (WPS), welder qualification record (WQR) as required by asme boiler & pressure vessel code, section IX, for review ten (10) working days prior to start of any welding.