ASOS-CDRL-DRAFT: Contract Data Requirements List Summary

This document is a Contract Data Requirements List (CDRL) governing data delivery requirements for the Astrophysics Science Operations Support (ASOS) contract at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center. The CDRL specifies deliverable documents, submission timelines, and approval/review/information designations across 13 primary document categories encompassing management, systems engineering, integration and test, quality assurance, operations, security, maintenance, sustainment, and science program functions. The contract requires the contractor to deliver data electronically through communal mechanisms (email or web portal) in commonly used formats (PDF, MS Word, Excel, Project, JPEG) with track changes enabled where applicable. All deliverables must align with task order Statements of Work (SOWs) and Data Requirements Descriptions (DRDs), with the contractor coordinating content, format, and deviations with appropriate Mission Project Offices.

The CDRL identifies 49 specific deliverables with varying approval requirements: items designated "A" require government approval prior to implementation (with 30-day approval windows and 14-day resubmission requirements); items designated "R" require government review and feedback; items designated "I" are delivered for information only; items designated "TBS" (To Be Specified) have approval types determined later. Key deliverables include integrated management and implementation plans (due 60 days post-award), task order proposals (21 business days after RFP receipt), monthly and quarterly management reports, systems engineering documentation, integration and test plans, quality assurance plans, security plans, financial reports in NASA Form 533M/Q format, and science program materials supporting proposal selection and community engagement. The document establishes governance frameworks for configuration management, risk management, facilities management, property management, phase-out planning, and maintenance of operational ground systems supporting astrophysics missions.