OMPSOWOpto-Mechanical241202_20241216162736.073_X.pdf
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This Statement of Work outlines NASA Goddard's requirements for opto-mechanical design and fabrication services from OMP Inc. for the MeDDEA Instrument on the PADRE mission.
The SOW specifies that OMP Inc. will provide opto-mechanical design services and fabricated parts delivery, with technical evaluation to be conducted jointly with the customer before fabrication begins. Project management will be led by Jean-Thomas Landry of OMP, who will coordinate multiple staff members and hold regular meetings with the PI. The work will be performed at OMP offices, with monthly status reporting required. The SOW indicates minimal schedule risk and confirms that labor and NRE resources are sufficient for the planned upgrades, though specific budget details are not provided in the document.
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Statement of Work for the NASA Goddard
Opto-Mechanical Design and Fabrication
Submitted by
Eliad Peretz Goddard Space Flight Center
Greenbelt, MD 20771 eliad.peretz@nasa.gov
Statement of Work
Overview
OMP Inc.’s role will be to provide opto-mechanical design and delivery of fabricated parts for the
MeDDEA Instrument for the PADRE mission.
Technical Evaluation
OMP will conduct evaluation in conjunction with the customer prior to fabrication of parts.
Risk and Management
The labor and NRE are sufficient to accomplish the upgrades.
The schedule risk is minimal.
OMP will provide overall management of the tasks with project coordination supported by Jean-
Thomas Landry (OMP). Regular meetings will be held with the PI.
Landry will manage the effort involving multiple OMP staff.
Reporting
Status reports will be provided by request, and not less than monthly.
Budget Details
Facilities & Equipment
OMP offices will provide the base for the proposed work.
mailto:eliad.peretz@nasa.gov
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