Q-and-A 082725.pdf
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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) document for solicitation 80NSSC25914066Q, concerning a metal plate fabrication for a 20" Mach 6 spare heater bundle at NASA's Langley Research Center. The Q&A addresses several key procurement details, including delivery requirements (single complete delivery to Langley Research Center, ZIP code 23681-2199), manufacturing specifications, and technical clarifications. Specific topics include material test report requirements for SS 304 and Nickel 200 items, edge finishing considerations, and confirmation that plasma cutting is acceptable for the cut shapes. Some questions remain pending, with technical evaluation unit (TEU) responses anticipated for material test reports, edge finishing requirements, and packaging/marking specifications.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| SATPC0039646 Tab 10 RFQ Open Market.pdf | ||
| SATPC0039646 Tab 04 4 Specs.pdf |
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Q&A Document 80NSSC25914066Q - Metal plate for the 20" Mach 6 spare heater bundle for fabrication
Q: Delivery Address (FOB Destination): Could you please confirm the exact shipping/receiving address for delivery? The RFQ specifies FOB Destination but does not list a physical location.
Langley Research Center, 23681-2199
Q: Material Test Reports / Certificates: Are Material Test Reports (MTRs) or Certificates of Conformance required for the SS 304 and Nickel 200 items?
Pending-Emailed TEU for answer
Q: Edge Finish / Deburring: Beyond the dimensional tolerances noted in the RFQ, are there any requirements for edge finish, deburring, or surface treatment?
Pending-Emailed TEU for answer
Q: Partial vs. Single Delivery: May the items be delivered in partial shipments as they are completed, or is a single complete delivery required?
single complete delivery
Q: Packaging & Marking: Are there any special packaging, labeling, or marking requirements (NASA-specific part IDs, barcodes), or will standard commercial packaging be acceptable?
Pending-Emailed TEU for answer
Q. Is plasma cutting acceptable for the cut shapes, or does NASA require parts to be waterjet cut so there is no heat affected zone?
A: I checked with my Systems Engineer, and he said that plasma cutting is acceptable.
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