Updated Questions and Answers to VIPER Solicitation.pdf
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This document is a combined synopsis and solicitation for vibroacoustic testing services of the Volatiles Investigating Polar Exploration Rover (VIPER) flight unit. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration Johnson Space Center is seeking proposals to perform protoflight acoustic testing of VIPER in its launch/transit configuration using direct field acoustic testing technology. Testing services are to be completed by March 2023 at the Johnson Space Center facility. This is a total small business set-aside with a North American Industry Classification System code of 541380 and size standard of $16.5 million. Offers are due by November 12, 2021 and must include pricing, delivery schedule, warranties, and company information. The evaluation criteria in descending order are past performance, technical approach, and price.
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UPDATED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS TO SOLICITATION: 80JSC022R0001
Question 3: Are the power connections onsite 120V or 240V? Are they single phase, or 3-phase?
Updated Answer 3: 240V is currently not available in the facility. The facility currently can provide 120V, 208V single phase, 208V 3 phase, 480V 3 phase (outlets and power panels). The Vendors should clearly describe the electrical interfaces that are necessary. If the facility does not have the required electrical power specifications or not readily accessible, the Vendor should assume that the facility will make the necessary modifications. However, the preference is not to make any facility modifications.
Question 4: Is there an electrician who can be available onsite to support the connection of our power distribution system to the power disconnects in the building?
Updated Answer 4: Electricians are available, but their time must be scheduled in advance to ensure their availability. A procedure or work plan with detailed steps for the making the electrical connections will be required for the electricians to perform the work. The Vendors should clearly describe the electrical interfaces that need to be accommodated by the facility. If the facility does not have the required electrical interfaces, the Vendor should assume that the facility will make the necessary modifications. However, the preference is not to make any facility modifications.
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