This federal contract award, valued at $492,148.00, was issued by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to Kansas State University (KSU) to provide a data-driven process to assess and determine the range of concentrations of constituents and what constituents are likely to occur in aircraft cabins during normal operations. The contract has a firm fixed-price pricing structure and a period of performance through October 19, 2021.
KSU, a public land-grant research university, is the prime contractor on this effort. The university has extensive experience providing research and technical services to various federal agencies, including the USDA, Department of Transportation, and Department of Defense. As part of this contract, KSU has issued a subcontract to Boise State University to support research on aircraft air quality and bleed air contamination. The FAA awarded this contract to leverage KSU's expertise in areas such as engineering, environmental assessment, and aviation safety. This work aligns with the FAA's initiatives to understand and mitigate air quality concerns within aircraft cabins.
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