SATPC0033237 Tab 04 4 SOW.pdf
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- Charge Sensitive Preamplifier, test boards Federal contract opportunity
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- 80NSSC23848036Q
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This statement of work outlines a procurement of charge sensitive preamplifiers and test boards from Amptek, Inc. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration/Goddard Space Flight Center/Code 661 is responsible for developing the silicon strip charge measuring detector plane for the Antarctic Demonstrator for Advanced Particle Astrophysics Telescope mission planned for 2025. This requires purchasing fifteen Amptek A250 preamplifiers and PC250 mounting boards from Amptek, as these components have been chosen for their superior performance and versatility. NASA has previously procured and characterized these A250s and PC250s in the laboratory to validate their performance. The related federal contract opportunity is a special notice with solicitation number 80NSSC23848036Q for the purchase of charge sensitive preamplifiers and test boards from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration Shared Services Center.
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Statement of Work for ADAPT Amptek A250/PC250 Order
NASA/GSFC/Code 661 is responsible for developing the silicon strip charge measuring detector plane for ADAPT (the Antarc c Demonstrator for the Advanced Par cle‐astrophysics Telescope) NASA‐funded suborbital mission planned for a high‐al tude flight from Antarc c in 2025/ This requires the procurement of fi een (twelve + three spare) Amptek A250 pre‐ amplifiers and PC250 moun ng boards as these parts have been chosen by the ADAPT collabora on based on their superior performance and versa lity. We will purchase these from Amptek, Inc who is the sole vendor. We have previously procured A250s and PC250s and characterized in the laboratory, valida ng their performance.
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