80NSSC26920179Q-1 QA Template ljb.pdf
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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) file for solicitation 80NSSC26920246Q-1, which concerns chamber services for decompression sickness testing of exercise countermeasures for NASA. The document clarifies key details about the performance location and travel costs for the proposed contract. Specifically, the place of performance will be the contractor's hypobaric/altitude chamber facility, with NASA personnel attending or observing as needed. The technical experts are located at the Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas, and there are no radius requirements from the NASA facility. Regarding travel, any travel by NASA or contractors will be paid by NASA and does not need to be included in the proposal. If test subject travel is required, those costs should be included in the firm-fixed-price quote.
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Q&A Document
80NSSC26920246Q-1 – Chamber Services for decompression sickness testing of exercise countermeasures.
Q: Place of Performance
• Is the Place of Performance the offeror’s hypobaric/altitude chamber facility (contractor site), with NASA personnel attending/observing as necessary?
Correct.
Also, which radius from the NASA facility is acceptable?
There is no radius requirements from the NASA facility.
Please provide address of NASA facility that will be participating in this exercise
The technical experts work at the Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas.
Q: Travel / cost assumptions
• Should we assume any travel is required for NASA personnel, contractor personnel, and/or test subjects?
Any travel by NASA or contractors will be paid by NASA and does not need to be in the proposal.
• If subject travel is expected (e.g., to the chamber facility), should those costs be included in the �irm-�ixed-price quote, or handled as a separate line item / reimbursable?
Subject travel, if required, should be included in the �irm-�ixed price quote.
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