"" origins-spectral-interpretation-resource identification-security-regolith explorer (osiris-REX) standing review board (SRB).3.1 the osiris-REX mission is a project within the planetary science…

This federal contract award is for the ORIGINS-SPECTRAL-INTERPRETATION-RESOURCE IDENTIFICATION-SECURITY-REGOLITH EXPLORER (OSIRIS-REX) STANDING REVIEW BOARD (SRB). The contract, valued at $77,765.00, was awarded by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Langley Research Center to Cornell Technical Services LLC, a small technology and professional services company based in Columbia, Maryland.

The purpose of this task order is to obtain an SRB Chair and SRB members with expertise in Integration and Testing (I&T), Science and Sample Curation (S&C), and Avionics, Instruments and Power (Avionics) to perform a Lifecycle Review (LCR) for the OSIRIS-REX mission, beginning with the Operations Readiness Review (ORR). OSIRIS-REX is a NASA Science Mission Directorate principal investigator-led mission to travel to a near-Earth asteroid, perform surface mapping, and return a sample to Earth. The contract is a cost-plus-fixed-fee delivery order and does not have a set-aside designation.

"" origins-spectral-interpretation-resource identification-security-regolith explorer (osiris-REX) standing review board (SRB).3.1 the osiris-REX mission is a project within the planetary science division (PSD) of nasas science mission directorate (SMD). The osiris-REX mission is a principal investigator (PI) led mission. The osiris-REX team is managed by NASA goddard space flight center (gsfc) in greenbelt, maryland. The osiris-REX mission will travel to a near earth asteroid, perform comprehensive surface mapping of the asteroid to determine an appropriate place to take a sample, maneuver the spacecraft such that a sample can be extracted by the spacecrafts arm, then appropriately secure the sample and return to earth. 3.2 the SRB is responsible for independently assessing the health of the program. Independent reviews of programs are conducted at defined lifecycle milestones and are used to objectively assess the projects progress against the project plan, its readiness to proceed to the next lifecycle phase, and compliance with NPR 7120.5E, NPR 7123.1B, and gsfc STD 1001A requirements. 3.3. The purpose of this task is to obtain an SRB chair and SRB members in the knowledge areas of integration and testing (i & t), science and sample curation (s & s), and avionics, instruments and power (avionics) to perform a lifecycle review (LCR) for the osiris-REX lcrs, beginning with the ORR.