SATPC0038993 TAB 04 4 SOW.pdf
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This document is a Statement of Work (SOW) for Safety and Mission Assurance Support at the Neil A. Armstrong Test Facility. The contract is for NASA Glenn Research Center and covers a performance period from July 14, 2025, to November 15, 2025. The contractor will assist NASA in establishing and documenting a Safety and Mission Assurance (SMA) organizational model and team structure to support shifting customer testing priorities, focusing on safety, health, reliability, and quality assurance for institutional activities and test programs.
The SOW specifies a contract labor level of 10 hours per week, totaling 178 hours over 4 months. Deliverables include weekly status reports and a draft ATF SMA organizational model and team structure. The contractor will report highlights and issues such as hazards and potential failure causes to NASA leadership. No travel is required, and NASA will provide any necessary Information Technology equipment. The technical monitor for this contract is Cynthia Calhoun, and the work will be performed at the NASA Glenn Research Center Neil A. Armstrong Test Facility.
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Safety and Mission Assurance Support For Neil A. Armstrong Test Facility
Statement of Work (SOW) Version 1.0
June 26, 2025
Technical Monitor: Cynthia Calhoun/GRC-Q/216.433.6390
1.0 Scope of Work
The period of performance is July 14, 2025, to November 15, 2025, at the NASA Glenn Research Center Neil A. Armstrong Test Facility (ATF).
The contractor shall assist the government in establishing and documenting an ATF Safety and Mission Assurance (SMA) organizational model and team structure that can sustain and support the shifting ATF customer testing priorities. The model and structure should be based on the safety, health, reliability, and quality assurance of all institutional activities required at ATF and the overall SMA for all planned test programs at ATF. The contractor shall also assist the government in determining the SMA resources and schedules required to support the test programs.
The contractor shall report highlights and issues such as hazards, potential causes of failures, and process escapes, to the GRC SMA director, deputy director, and ATF SMA Manager for awareness and resolution.
The NASA Technical Monitor will prioritize the scope of this task according to scheduled test activities at ATF. The contractor shall attend applicable ATF meetings.
NASA will furnish any Information Technology equipment to perform this task, if needed.
2.0 Additional Information
The following are the anticipated labor level of effort for the period of performance:
1) Contract labor level of effort: 10 hours per week
2) Contract labor hours: 178 hrs for 4-months
3.0 Deliverables
Below is a listing of deliverables required for the task as written above.
3.1 Weekly status reports
3.2 Draft ATF SMA organizational model and team structure
4.0 Travel
None.
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