SATPC0034093 Tab 07 SOW_Redacted.pdf
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This document contains a statement of work and related federal contract opportunity notice. The statement of work is for a safety and mission assurance consultant to provide guidance and recommendations on test operations and safety reviews at NASA's Neil Armstrong Test Facility from February to July 2024. Deliverables include weekly status reports and a final report with findings, recommendations, lessons learned, and a draft safety and mission assurance organizational framework. The related federal contract opportunity is a sole source notice for the same safety and mission assurance consultation for the Armstrong Test Facility. Interested parties may submit capabilities by February 1, 2024 to potentially make this a competitive procurement. The procuring agency is the National Aeronautics and Space Administration Shared Services Center.
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Safety and Mission Assurance Consultation For Neil A. Armstrong Test Facility
Statement of Work (SOW)
December 15, 2023
Technical Monitor:
1.0 Scope of Work
The period of performance is February 5, 2024 to July 31, 2024 at the NASA Glenn Research Center Neil A. Armstrong Test Facility (GRC-ATF).
The consultant will provide guidance on potential causes of failures, corrective and preventive actions to ensure quality and safe test operations at GRC-ATF. The consultant will participate in selected milestone reviews (such as safety reviews, operational readiness reviews, test readiness reviews, etc.) as an expert observer and will provide written recommendations to the NASA Technical Monitor for consideration by the NASA safety and mission assurance (SMA) team. The consultant will develop a draft SMA organizational framework and structure required to provide optimum SMA support at GRC-ATF.
The NASA Technical Monitor will prioritize scope according to scheduled test activities at GRC-ATF. The consultant is expected to attend teleconferences and provide on-site assistance and inspection at GRC- ATF, as appropriate.
NASA will furnish any Information Technology equipment to perform this agreement, if needed.
2.0 Additional Information
The following are the anticipated labor level of effort:
1) Contract labor level of effort – 0.50 WYE
3.0 Deliverables
Below is a listing of deliverables required for the task as written above.
3.1 A weekly status report of activities, meetings supported, and initial observations as necessary.
3.2 A final written report with findings and associated recommendations, lessons learned, and draft SMA organizational framework.
4.0 Travel
None.
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