RIV RFP Section L-Exhibit 1 -SC Verifi Quest .pdf
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- Request for Proposals (RFP) for the Rapid Spacecraft Acquisition IV (Rapid IV) On-Ramp I Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 80GSFC19R0016
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This solicitation requests proposals for the Rapid Spacecraft Acquisition IV On-Ramp I contract. NASA Goddard Space Flight Center seeks contractors to provide spacecraft and related services to support NASA missions and other federal agencies via delivery orders. Eligible offers must demonstrate responsibility on a minimum of two successful spacecraft developments as a prime contractor. The contract type is indefinite-delivery indefinite-quantity with a potential ten-year ordering period. Offerors must meet technical standards including payload capabilities of 7kg mass and 20W power. The North American Industry Classification System code is 336414 and small business size standard is 1,250 employees. Proposals are due by January 10, 2020 with the potential for multiple awards.
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RAPID IV RFP 80GSFC19R0016
Spacecraft Verification Questionnaires
Exhibit 1
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration Goddard Space Flight Center Rapid IV contract award is limited to spacecraft offerors that can demonstrate contractor responsibility on a minimum of two successful spacecraft developments, as an aerospace company.
To be considered successful, the spacecraft development shall include, at a minimum, spacecraft design, build & test; observatory Integration and Test (I&T); customer specified observatory-level testing; shipment of the observatory to the launch site; launch vehicle I&T support; pre-launch operations support and launch support; successful on-orbit spacecraft checkout; on-orbit checkout support of instrument(s)/payload; and on-orbit acceptance review. Any Offeror who has not successfully performed and have been directly responsible as a contractor for all of the previously mentioned tasks for each of two spacecraft developments shall not be considered a qualified contractor.
PLEASE RETURN THE VERIFICATION QUESTIONNAIRE BY ___________ ___, 2019 VIA
EMAIL TO CYNTHIA WHITE AT Cynthia.L.White@nasa.gov.
mailto:Cynthia.L.White@nasa.gov
I. Contractor Information
Name of Company Being Verified:
Address:
Point of Contact:
Phone: Proposal Number
II. Customer Information
A.
Agency/Company Name:
Address:
Contracting Officer/Company Representative Name:
Number: Email Address:
Technical Representative Lead Name:
Number:
Email Address:
B.
Mission Name or Designation:
Contract Number:
Contract Type:
Total Original Contract Value:
Present or Final Contract Value:
C.
Date of Contract:
Period of Performance (including options):
From: To:
Launch Date:
On-orbit Checkout Date:
III. Contractor Verification
The contractor demonstrated the following contractor responsibilities on a successful spacecraft *development, which included the following:
During the contract performance being verified, this firm was the:
Prime
Significant Subcontractor
Team Member
Other
Spacecraft design Build and test **Observatory Integration and Test (I&T) Customer Specific observatory-level testing Shipment of the observatory to the launch site
Launch vehicle I&T support Pre-launch operations support and launch support
Successful on-orbit spacecraft checkout On-orbit checkout support of instrument(s)/payload
On-orbit acceptance review
* Development implies design, fabrication, assembly and testing.
** Observatory implies spacecraft with flight instruments integrated.
Verifier’s Name Title
Verifier’s Signature Date
Prime
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