Computational Physics, Inc. is providing research scientist and research and development support services to the Department of the Navy Naval Observatory under an indefinite delivery contract vehicle and associated delivery orders. The IDV has a potential value of $4.2M and period of performance through December 2025. Delivery orders issued to date include over $1.27M for general R&D support in Washington D.C. from September 2023 through September 2024. Additional orders are $356K for postdoctoral research associate support from September 2023 through September 2024, and $349K for postdoctoral research II support with a place of performance in Washington D.C. from August 2023 through February 2025. No set asides were used. The Naval Observatory supports the Navy and Marine Corps through fundamental astronomy research and the operation of the United States Naval Observatory, and the contracted services are likely in support of scientific research and associated technical requirements in areas such as astrometry, celestial mechanics, and earth orientation science. Computational Physics will provide research scientist expertise, postdoctoral research associates, and unspecified R&D support services to further the Naval Observatory's missions under the IDV orders.
The Department of the Navy Naval Observatory has awarded Computational Physics, Inc. an indefinite delivery contract vehicle with a potential value of $4.2 million to be obligated through December 2025 for research scientist and research and development support services. Delivery orders issued to date against this IDV include over $1.27 million for general R&D support in Washington D.C. from September 2023 through September 2024, $356,000 for postdoctoral research associate support from September 2023 through September 2024, and $349,000 for postdoctoral research II support with a place of performance in Washington D.C. from August 2023 through February 2025. The contracted services are intended to support the Naval Observatory's scientific research mission and technical requirements in areas such as astrometry, celestial mechanics, and earth orientation science through the provision of research scientist expertise, postdoctoral researchers, and unspecified R&D services. No set asides were applied to these orders.
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