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This document summarizes a solicitation for laboratory support services. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration Kennedy Space Center is seeking proposals for Laboratory Support Services and Operations II to provide various laboratory services including chemical sampling and analysis, component cleaning and refurbishment, non-destructive evaluation, metrology, materials analysis, and engineering testing. Offerors will support laboratories in facilities such as the Component Refurbishment and Chemical Analysis Facility, the Non-Destructive Evaluation Laboratory, and the Neil Armstrong Operations and Checkout Building. Services will involve tasks like sampling and analysis of gases and fluids, cleaning and refurbishing aerospace hardware, performing non-destructive material inspections, and conducting engineering tests. The period of performance and pricing terms are not specified. The previous solicitation notices for this opportunity are identified.
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LASSO II SOLICITATION APPENDIX 01 80KSC021R0038
LABORATORY SUPPORT SERVICES AND OPERATIONS
(LASSO) II
SOLICITATION
ATTACHMENT J-01
APPENDIX 01
LASSO II Data Requirements List/Data Requirements Descriptions (DRL/DRD)
LASSO II SOLICITATION APPENDIX 02 80KSC021R0038
APPENDIX 02
LASSO II COMPLIANCE DOCUMENT LIST
http://procurement.ksc.nasa.gov/PPD/documents/ http://www.nasa.gov/content/security-requirements-policies http://www.nasa.gov/content/security-requirements-policies https://nef.nasa.gov/
80KSC021R0038 APPENDIX 02
LASSO II Solicitation LASSO II Compliance Document List
KDP-KSC-P-2103 Government-Industry Data Exchange Program (GIDEP) Initiation & Publication Process
KDP-KSC-P-2190 Kennedy Space Center (KSC) Export Control Process KDP-KSC-P-3001 Warning, Alerting, and Evacuation KDP-KSC-P-3006 Tropical Storm and Hurricane Preparation KDP-KSC-P-3007 Damage Assessment and Recovery KDP-KSC-P-3008 Hazardous Materials Emergency Response KDP-KSC-P-3621 Ground-Based Pressure Vessels and Pressurized Systems (PVS) Certification KDP-KSC-P-3716 KSC Personal Property Transfer/Excess Process KDP-KSC-P-5458 Capabilities Determination Process KDP-KSC-P-5459 Safety and Health Review Board (SHRB) Process KDP-P-1727 Environmental Checklist KDP-P-2733 Process for Conducting Research and Technology Development KDP-P-3173 Conducting Research and Technology Development Projects KDP-P-2713 Technical Review Process KDP-P-2723 Streamlined Design Process KDP-P-5031 Concept Development Process KNPD_1800.1 KSC Environmental Health Program KNPD_1810.1 KSC Occupational Medicine Program KNPD_1860.1 Kennedy Space Center Ionizing Radiation Protection Program KNPD_2820.2 NASA Software Policies
KNPD_8500.1 KSC Environmental Management KNPR_1040.3 Continuity of Operations Planning (COOP) KNPR_1440.6 KSC Records Management KNPR_1600.1 KSC Security Procedural Requirements KNPR_1810.2 KSC Occupational Medicine Program KNPR_1820.3 KSC Hearing Loss Prevention Program KNPR_1820.4 KSC Respiratory Protection Program KNPR_1840.1 KSC Hazard Communication Program KNPR_1840.19 KSC Industrial Hygiene Programs KNPR_1860.1 KSC Ionizing Radiation Protection Program KNPR_1860.2 KSC Nonionizing Radiation Protection Program KNPR_2570.1 KSC Radio Frequency Spectrum Management Procedural Requirements KNPR_4000.1 Supply and Equipment Systems Manual KNPR_6000.1 Transportation Support System Manual KNPR_8500.1 KSC Environmental Requirements KNPR_8553.1 NASA KSC Sustainable Environment Management (SEM) System KNPR_8700.2 KSC System Safety and Reliability Analysis Procedural Requirements KNPR_8715.2 KSC Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan KNPR_8715.5 KSC Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
KNPR_8715.3-1 KSC Safety Practices Procedural Requirements Volume 1, Safety Procedural Requirements for Civil Servants/NASA Contractors
KNPR_8719.9 Examination and Licensing of KSC Operators of Special Heavy Equipment, Facility Cranes or Hoists
KNPR_8730.1 KSC Metrology and Calibration Procedural Requirements KNPR_8730.2 Quality Assurance Procedural Requirements KNPR_8715.5 KSC Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) KNPR_8830.1 Facility Asset Management Procedural Requirements KSC-C-123 Surface Cleanliness of Ground Support Equipment Fluid Systems
KSC-DE-512-SM Facility Systems, Ground Support Systems, and Ground Support Equipment General Design Requirements
KSC_Form_21-608 KSC Environmental Checklist
KSCGP435Vol1HAug2020 Engineering Drawing Practices, Volumes I and II, Aerospace and Ground Support Equipment
KSC-NE-13219 NASA KSC NE Laboratory (Lab) Pressure Vessels and Pressurized Systems (PVS) Policy (Note released in TD as ‘KSCNE13219’)
KSC-PLN-1800 Laboratory Safety and Chemical Hygiene Plan KSC-PLN-1801 Biological Safety Plan KSC-PLN-2264 LETF Rev B LETF Operations and Management Plan KSC-PLN-2807 KSC Mishap Preparedness and Contingency Plan KSC-PLN-5000 SIMS, Spaceport Integrated Master Schedule.
KSC-PLN-8553 Kennedy Space Center Sustainability Plan KSC-PLN-8570 NASA Energy Conservation Performance Plan (Ten-Year) KSC-PLN-1919 Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasures Plan KSC-PLN-1920 Appendix B: KSC Site Specific SPCC Plans KSC-PLN-2322 Laboratory, Shop and Test Facility Management Plan KSC-PLN-2325 KSC Strategic Technology Investment Plan KSC-UG-1800 Medical Standards and Policy KSC-UG-3360 Software Standards and Technologies Reference Listing NASA-STD-2804 Minimum Interoperability Software Suite NASA-STD-5005 Standard for the Design and Fabrication of Ground Support Equipment NASA-STD-5008 Protective Coating of Carbon Steel, Stainless Steel, and Aluminum on Launch
Structures, Facilities, and Ground Support Equipment NASA-STD-6012 Corrosion Protection for Space Flight Hardware NASA-STD-8719.12 Safety Standard for Explosives, Propellants, and Pyrotechnics NASA-STD-8719.17 NASA Requirements for Ground-Based Pressure Vessels and Pressurized
Systems NASA-STD-8739.14 NASA Fastener Procurement, Receiving Inspection, and Storage Practices for
NASA Mission Hardware NASA-STD-8739.6 Implementation Requirements for NASA Workmanship Standards NASA-STD-8739.8 Software Assurance and Software Safety Standard NPD 1440.6 NASA Records Management NPD 1600.3 Policy on Prevention of and Response to Workplace Violence NPD 1800.2 NASA Occupational Health Program NPD 2190.1 NASA Export Control Program
NPD 4100.1 Supply Support and Material Management Policy NPD 6000.1 Transportation Management NPD 8500.1 NASA Environmental Management NPD 1382.17 NASA Privacy Policy NPD 2570.5E NASA Electromagnetic Spectrum Management NPD 2810.1 NASA Information Security Policy NID 1600.55 Sensitive But Unclassified (SBU) Controlled Information NPD 4200.1 Equipment Management NPD 4300.1B NASA Personal Property Disposal Policy NPD 7120.6A Knowledge Policy on Programs and Projects NPR 1382.1 NASA Privacy Procedural Requirements NPR 1441.1E NASA Records Management Program Requirements NPR 1600.4A Identity and Credential Management NPR 1800.1 NASA Occupational Health Program Procedures NPR 2190.1 NASA Export Control Program
NPR 2200.2D Requirements for Documentation, Approval and Dissemination of Scientific and Technical Information
NPR 2570.1 NASA Radio Frequency (RF) Spectrum Management Manual;
NPR 2800.1 Managing Information Technology NPR 2810.1 Security of Information Technology NPR 2830.1 NASA Enterprise Architecture Procedures NPR 2841.1 Identity, Credential, and Access Management (ICAM NPR 4100.1 NASA Materials Inventory Management Manual NPR 4200.1 NASA Equipment Management Procedural Requirements NPR 4200.2 Equipment Management Manual for Property Custodians NPR 4300.1 NASA Personal Property Disposal Procedural Requirements NPR 6200.1 NASA Transportation and General Traffic Management NPR 7123.1 NASA Systems Engineering Processes and Requirements.
NPR 7150.2 NASA Software Engineering Requirements NPR 7500.2 NASA Technology Transfer Requirements NPR 8000.4 Agency Risk Management Procedural Requirements NPR 8530.1 NASA Sustainable Acquisition NPR 8553.1 NASA Environmental Management System NPR 8580.1 Implementing the National Environmental Policy Act and Executive Order 12114 NPR 8570.1 NASA Energy and Water Management Program NPR 8621.1 NASA Procedural Requirements for Mishap and Close Call Reporting, Investigating, and Recordkeeping NPR 8715.1 NASA Safety and Health Programs NPR 8715.3 NASA General Safety Program Requirements
NPR 8735.1 Exchange of Problem Data Using NASA Advisories and the Government-Industry Data Exchange Program (GIDEP)
NPR 9501.2 NASA Contractor Financial Management Reporting
SAE-ARP-599 Aerospace – Dynamic Test Method for Determining the Relative Degree of Cleanliness of the Downstream Side of Filter Elements
FAC & FAR 64E-5 Control of Radiation Hazards SO300-BT-PRO-010 GIDEP Operations Manual SO300-BU-GYD-010 GIDEP Requirements Guide LASSO Amentum IAM CBA 04- 01-21 to 3-31-23
IAM Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA)
LASSO AECOM IBEW KSC
10-1-2019 – 9-30-2023
IBEW Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA)
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APPENDIX 03
GOVERNMENT FURNISHED SERVICES
80KSC021R0038
LASSO II Solicitation
Appendix 03 Government Furnished Services (GFS)
USAF
Contracts
Service Description XXXXXX (Note 1)
- Utilities (Water, Sewage, Natural Gas, Electricity) X
- Office Space/Work Area Space X
- Basic Furniture out of KSC Furniture Inventory (Note 2) X
- Space Planning X
- Locksmith services X
- Real Property Management X
- KSC Intercenter Mail Service X
- Library (including serial and publication subscriptions) X
- Forms Support (electronic and hardcopy) X
- Timing and Countdown X
- Specialized Commodities X X
- Classified Conference Room/Facility X
- Personal Property Management (N-Prop) X
- Vendor maintenance agreements for LCS COTS hardware and software. X
- Ordnance Services (Ref. 45 SW No. 15E-2-2/KCA-1354 Rev C, Exhibit H) X
- Preventive Medical Service for travel (medical reviews, prescriptions, travel packets) X
- Employee Assistance Services (Counseling, stress management, substance abuse, psychological support preparedness plans)
X
- Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation Services X
- Fitness Facilities and Services X
- Ergonomic Consultations X
- Indoor Air Quality Assessment X
- Environmental Microbiology Laboratory X
- Asbestos Consultation and hazard assessment X
- Asbestos Bulk Sampling (* does not include bulk sampling in support of CofF design) X
- Consultation support on design, baseline operations hazard assessment and emergency response (chemical, biological and radiological)
- Post Emergency Spill Clean-up X
- Cable Plant Services X
- Data Transmission X
- Secure Terminal Equipment (STE): Includes device, installation and support. X
- Railroad Operations X
- Packing, shipping and receiving X
- Warehouse storage and management of materials and equipment X
- Transportation of materials and equipment X
- Port-o-let service X Delivery of weights to support calibration X Removal of paint to support NDE inspections X Scaffolding and heavy equipment access X Corrosion protect and repaint after NDE inspections X
- Secure locked Bin to discard SBU data X
- Bottled water service (when no potable water is available in a facility OR working site OR for empergency purposes)
- Office supply service
- Facility and facility system O&M in Gov. provided facilities X
- Grounds and Landscape Maintenance X
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Grounds, This listing represents the Government Furnished Services (GFS) for onsite performance of
Laboratory Support Services and Operations (LASSO II)
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Unless approved by the Government, the Contractor shall not use alternate sources for any of the services listed. These services have limitations on volume or quantity of service. Applicable Government Furnished Services for off-site performance will be determined by the Government on a case-by-case basis.
The Government will provide the services listed in amounts necessary to perform Laboratory Support Services and Operations (LASSO II) and as available under the corresponding service contract. These are the service providers at the time of the contract modification effective date.
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Unless approved by the Government, the Contractor shall not use alternate sources for any of the services listed. These services have limitations on volume or quantity of service. Applicable Government Furnished Services for off-site performance will be
The Government will provide the services listed in amounts necessary to perform Laboratory Support Services and Operations (LASSO II) and as available under the corresponding service contract. These are the service providers at the time of the contract
- Pest Control and Extermination (interior/exterior) X
- Refuse Collection (Dumpsters) X
- Custodial Services X
- Fire Protection Program and Emergency Services X
- Fire Inspection and Prevention X
- Security Services (including law enforcement, investigations, badging and identification, and personnel security)
IDIQ Services: After hours Badging, Security and Fire Services deemed above Baseline Services X
- Medical Clinic Services (including Certification Physicals, First Aid, Emergency Services) (Ref.
KNPD 1810.1, KSC Occupation Medicine Program )
- Industrial Hygiene Consultation X
- Public Health Services X
- Hazardous and Controlled Waste Disposal X
- Health Physics (Radiation Protection) Consultation X
- Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) Repository X
- Environmental Sampling and Analysis X
Technical Training
- Safety, health, skills, and operational area access training and certification. Security-active shooter, High Risk Conflict Resolution (Note: type of training determines which contract provides service)
X X X
Job-Specific Medical Training
- CPR/First Aid, bloodborne pathogen training
- Casualty Rescue Team Medical Assistance Course X
- Administrative local and long distance telephone service and devices X
- Access to the Local, Mission, & Wide-Area Networks and the Firewall, including the internet X
- ViTS room sustaining Engineering
- Voice and Video Conferencing: Includes operating VITS rooms and portable VITS equipment and access to local and toll free teleconferences.
- Communication services on Kennedy Space Center to include Paging and Area Warning, Radios, Cable TV (excluding televisions), Transmission and Cable Systems, Operational/Surveillance Video, and Video and Audio Recording
- Operate Mission Briefing Room, OSB II 5th Floor Conference Room, and KSC Auditorium.
Loaner equipment for viewgraph, motion picture, slide projector, and VCRs
- Provide audio at events in various locations, including KARS I and KARS II X Operational
Intercommunications System (OIS)
- Provide OIS in facilities with existing capabilities X
Surveillance Television
- Closed video transmission (TV or Web) used to monitor launch vehicle, payloads operations and facility security X
Secure Remote Access - Provide secure remote (home or travel) access to computer resources at the Center by Virtual Private Network (VPN) X
- Vulnerability scanning and reports for all systems connected to KNET X
- Final IT System Security Plan Security Assessment Report (SAR) from the independent Security, Test & Evaluation (ST&E)
- Authorization of IT Systems per NPR 2810.1, Security of Information Technology X
Refuse, and
Custodial Services
Agency Communications
IT Security
KSC
Communication
Medical and
Environmental
Protective
Unless approved by the Government, the Contractor shall not use alternate sources for any of the services listed. These services have limitations on volume or quantity of service. Applicable Government Furnished Services for off-site performance will be
The Government will provide the services listed in amounts necessary to perform Laboratory Support Services and Operations (LASSO II) and as available under the corresponding service contract. These are the service providers at the time of the contract
- Risk Information Security Compliance System (RISCS) tools for developing and storing ITSSP documentation as required by NPR 2810.1, IT waiver submittal and tracking, and IT Supply Chain Risk Management Assessment and Tracking
IT Security Compliance Implementation for Laboratory IT X
- NASA Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation (CDM) tools to facilitate patch management and reporting, application whitelisting and conduct network vulnerability assessments X
- Encryption solutions: Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) and Data at Rest (DAR) tools for storage and sharing of data in a secure manner
- Administrative desktops, laptops and workstations (both general purpose and scientific & engineering computers), associated IT peripherals. NASA Standard 2804 software is provided with Administrative desktops, laptops and workstations. NEST is responsible for hardware replacement and system O&M.
- Printers and multifunctional device services X
- Email and domain account services X
- Mobile devices with cellular service (including cell phones, smartphones, tablets with cellular service, and cellular hotspots)
- NEST seat moves X
- Hosting Services: Includes co-location at the KDC, Government-provided physical or virtual servers, operating system services, and certified controls
- Housing Services: Includes co-location at the KDC, and certified controls. X
- Software as a Service (SAAS): Software development and sustaining of Government-provided IT applications, websites and databases
- Software Development: Hosting of applications, databases, files and web sites, including writing and modifying applications (standard or Web). Inlcudes GIS, SSMT, TechDoc, N-PROP, SPECSINTACT, CAD/CAE. (NASA-directed)
- Platforms as a Service (PAAS): In addition to the infrastructure, Government will provide the appropriate platform for all hosted applications and IT System Security Plan (ITSSP). X
- Maximo Asset and Service Management System: Lifecycle Asset Management system.
Service includes licenses, hosting of Maximo software, platform operations and maintenance
- TechDoc: Document management system for process and requirements documentation X
- Institutional Geographic Information System (GIS): Database of COTS software packages linking topographic, demographic, utility, facility, image and other resource data that is geographically referenced data for KSC
- System for Administration, Training and Educational Resources for NASA (SATERN):
Learning management system for the completion and tracking of Area Access and Security Awareness (IT Security, SBU, etc.)
- Equipment: Utilized to track all NASA tagged equipment/property X
- NASA Integrated Asset Management (IAM) Property, Plant, and Equipment (PP&E) System: The IAM PP&E System, is used throughout the Agency to identify, control, and account for equipment meeting NASA’s criteria for control, acquired by or in use by NASA and its onsite NASA contractors
- NASA SAP Supply Management System (SMS): NASA program developed for the administration of NASA supplies and material and described in NPR 4100
IT Systems
Support Services
Kennedy Data Center
(KDC)
Application
Development & Support
End User Services
Unless approved by the Government, the Contractor shall not use alternate sources for any of the services listed. These services have limitations on volume or quantity of service. Applicable Government Furnished Services for off-site performance will be
The Government will provide the services listed in amounts necessary to perform Laboratory Support Services and Operations (LASSO II) and as available under the corresponding service contract. These are the service providers at the time of the contract
- NASA Environmental Tracking System (NETS): Automated web-based application and database supporting mandatory NASA agency environmental reporting and Agency-wide performance metrics. Used by KSC to enter Center summary level data, review data and prepare consolidated agency reports.
- SharePoint: Used to collaborate, store, organize, share and access NASA information. Separate SharePoint environments for internal use only are not allowed.
SharePoint Online to include PowerApps and Automation X SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) X SharePoint Enterprise (requires the purchase of an Enterprise CAL) X
- Engineering Documentation Center (EDC): NASA engineering repository for drawings, records, micro-imaging, and specifications
- Identity Management and Account Exchange (idMAX): Used for requesting and tracking access to applications. Used to request NASA Identities and access to NASA facilities for all Foreign Nationals and all people with access longer than 30 days. The database may contain user personally identifiable information (PII).
NASA Visitor Management System: Used to request access to NASA Centers for people that only need access for less than 30 days
- Keys Credential Management System (KCMS): System used to request and track keys to KSC buildings and rooms
- Access Level Management System (ALMS): System used to request Access to controlled areas of KSC
- NASA Fleet Maximo: System used to track GSA Vehicle information X Other IT Systems:
Damage Assessment Recovery System (DARS), Operations, Maintenance, Engineering, and User (OMEU), Facility Information Center (FIC), Site Planning Application, Facility Space Management System (FSMS), Mission and Customer Support System (MCSS), Kennedy Mission Operation Support Tool (KMOST), Automated Utility Database Reporting & Information System (AUDRIS), Visual SVN, and Bentley ProjectWise
IT Licenses: Bentley Microstation and Oracle Client Access X Photography - Administrative photography, including passport, newsletter, and special events X
Graphic
- Graphics used in illustrations and documents, including photo-retouching and editing of photos, web graphics and interactive media, posters, charts, badges, certificates, labels, dry mounting, laminating, framing, and scanning. (requires NASA approval)
- KSC/NASA Digital Photo Services Support X
- Provide document conversion X
- Provide CD-ROM mastering and duplicating X
- Institutional Computerized Archival System (ICAS) X
Printing
Reproduction
- Printing and duplication of color and black and white documents, including micro-imaging in accordance with KNPD 1490.2, Printing, Duplicating, Micro-imaging, and Office Copier Service. X
- Nondestructive Evaluation (NDE) X
- Component Cleaning X
- Sampling and Analysis (Note 3) X
- Calibration X
- Electromagnetic Interference and Testing X
Laboratory
Imaging
Unless approved by the Government, the Contractor shall not use alternate sources for any of the services listed. These services have limitations on volume or quantity of service. Applicable Government Furnished Services for off-site performance will be
The Government will provide the services listed in amounts necessary to perform Laboratory Support Services and Operations (LASSO II) and as available under the corresponding service contract. These are the service providers at the time of the contract
- Biomedical Laboratory (NASA) X
- Material Science Laboratory (NASA) X
- Instrumentation and Controls (NASA) X
- Malfunction Laboratory (NASA) X
Range Safety Services (Shuttle)
- Toxic and blast requirements compliance X
Consumables of Fluids and Gases
- Pneumatics, fluids, gases (i.e , GHe, GO2, GN2, BAir, GO2F, LN2, LO2, LAir, LAr, Demineralized Water, N2H4, MMH, N2O4, Kerosene) X
Life Support
- Life Support Services to include ELSA, SCAPE, ECU, supplied-air respirators, and medical resuscitators X
Propellants and Life Support Systems
- Operations, Maintenance, and Engineering of Propellants and Life Support Systems (per
OMEU) X
Note 1:
Note 2:
Note 3:
80KSC018C0017 BOSS (Base Operations and Spaceport Services) 0 23 11 39 20 4 6 4 6 6 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 80KSC017C0011 KIAC (Kennedy Infrastructure, Applications and Communications) 127 80KSC020D0023 NEMCON (NASA Environmental & Medical Contract)
TBD LASSO II (Laboratory Support Services & Operations) NNK16OS01C KPSC 2 (KSC Protective Services Contract) NNK020D0008 KPLSS II (KSC Propellants & Life Support Services)
80NSSC19D0001 NEST
NNM11AA04C NICS (NASA Integrated Communications Services)
80KSC018C0016 Bridges (KSC Recycling Services) 80KSC019C0020 KGPC II (KSC Grounds & Pest Control) 80KSC018C0014 KMSC (KSC Mail Distribution Services) 80KSC017D0003 KISS IV (KSC Institutional Support Services) 80KSC018C0023 KSC Refuse Collection and Disposal 80KSC0180015 CSC (Custodial Services Contract)
FA2521-18-D-0001 CLOIS Cape Launch Operations and Infrastructure Support
Excludes PM/PT&I oil sampling and analysis.
Contractor shall utilize SD Meyers or equivalent, as approved by the COR or authorized representative
Does not include special needs furniture required by the Contractor workforce (e.g., ADA requirements, special ergonomic requirements) The contractor is only authorized to utilize the GFS marked in the XXXX column. (This note may be removed; however, ensure you also remove the column from the spreadsheet).
LASSO II SOLICITATION Appendix 04 80KSC021R0038
LABORATORY SUPPORT SERVICES AND
OPERATIONS
APPENDIX 04
Government Furnished Legacy IT Systems
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Appendix 04
(1) Software license expiration date
(2) Software tools and their expiration date for each Custom Solution listed (number of developers/support; if known). For each custom software, please include Programing Language(s)/Operating Systems/Database
(3) Physical location of server/storage for each software, please include location of binary (develop code), Engineering Data, Databases, etc.
(4) Number of users for each COTS
LASSO IDMS 251571
LASSO Integrated Data Management System - IDMS: AART Identifier- 1548466.
KSC LASSO Integrated Data Management Systems Note: This system has been configured specifically for the incumbent's corporate data feeds and data structures. Significant work will be required for use with other business systems.
MOTS
(1) Perpetual Licenses - no annual support at this time (Revalidation Date:
10/15/2020).
(2) Software Classification (NPR7150): Class F - General Purpose Computing, Business and IT Software. Web Host Name: ksclabs2. Microsoft SharePoint. Web Application
(3) KSC - KSCDC1 - KSC Data Center - Enterprise
(4) 1-20 users
LASSO Labs Portal 251406
LASSO Labs Employee Portal: AART Identifier-1456998.
The LASSO Labs Portal is a single point of access for the LASSO contract that includes an electronic work request system and status reporting for LIMS (MetTeam, ChemAnalysis, CD-R, TVD and Maximo) requests, 2) links to other systems, and 3) customer satisfaction survey, FAQs, and other related information. There is an employee specific module tied to the Portal.
CS
(1) Revalidation Date: 03/28/2021
(2) Software Classification (NPR7150): Class F - General Purpose Computing, Business and IT Software. Web Host Name: ksclabs. Web Application
Maximo TBD
LASSO II Maximo: AART Identifier-TBD Maximo instance for LASSO II will be Government Provided
COTS
(1) NASA Managed License - Government Furnished Service (Revalidation Date:
10/15/2020).
(2) Software Classification (NPR7150): Class F - General Purpose Computing, Business and IT Software. Web Host name: TBD. IBM Maximo 7.X Web Application
(4) ~ 90 Maximo users
LASSO CRCA Toxic Vapor Detectors (TVD)
234680
Toxic Vapor Detectors (TVD): AART Identifier-4205056.
Application that keeps track of toxic vapor detectors calibrations performed CS
(1) Revalidation Date: 11/27/2019 and IT Software. Web Host Name: kslabs01. Custom Built. Javascript
LASSO CRCA
Contamination/Decontamina tion Request (CDR)
233004
CRCA Contamination/Decontamination Request (CD-R): AART Identifier- 1498681.
CRCA CDR is a web application system that supports data processing for Cleaning and Decontamination Requests for LASSO LABS
(1) Revalidation Date: 2/27/2020 and IT Software. Web Host Name: Unknown. Custom Built. Javascript. Web Application
LASSO Chem Analysis 233002
CRCA Chemical Analysis: AART Identifier-4197578.
CRCA Chem Analysis is a web application system that supports data processing of orders, tests, tests specifications, and tests results for ISC
CHEM LABS
(1) Revalidation Date: 01/21/2020 and IT Software. Web Host Name: kslabs01. Custom Built. Javascript. Web Application
LASSO MetTeam 226417
LASSO MetTeam: AART Identifier-4198155.
KSC Metrology Laboratories Automated Calibration System to include MetCal
Modified COTS
(1) Annual License & Maintenance Renewal (Last Validation Date: 06/30/2020).
and IT Software. MetTeam. Web Application.
(4) 101-500 users
Title NAMS (ID) Description
COTS/Modified
(MOTS)/Custom Solution (CS)?
LASSO GrayLog 263946
Graylog for LASSO Labs: AART Identifier-8491901.
Application that monitors computer system logs
(1) Pre-Production and IT Software. Web Host Name: ks3094ws2587312
(3) KSC
LASSO Project Approval Tool (LPAT) for Project Definition Forms
254940
LASSO Project Approval Tool (LPAT): AART Identifier-5042144.
A LASSO Application developed for Submitting, Approving and Tracking the progress of Project Definition Forms (PDFs)
(1) Last Validation Date: 07/06/2020 and IT Software. Web Host Name: KSLABS01.ndc.nasa.govApplication. Custom Built.
C#.net and SQL.
(4) 101-500 users
LARS - LASSO Application for Referencing Shippers
263901
LASSO Application for Referencing Shippers (LARS): AART Identifier- 8821984.
A LASSO Application for managing, collecting and reporting on NASA Request for Shipping documents
(1) Pre-Production and IT Software. Web Host Name: kslabs01.ndc.nasa.gov. Custom Built. C#.net and Javascript.
(4) 21 100 users
NESL Asset Explorer 252545
NESL Asset Explorer: AART Identifier-4217418.
LASSO/NE lab IT inventory database application and IT Software. Web Host Name: ks3094ws2587312. : Zoho Asset Explorer. Web Application.
(3) KSC
Vertere Inventory Management System
232026
LASSO Vertere Inventory Management System: AART Identifier-1496131.
KSC Chemical Inventory System for LASSO and NASA and IT Software. Web Host Name:kslabsapp01. Vertere. Web Application.
KSC PM50 TCRS (Not LASSO) and ISC KSC Training & Certification Records System
(TCRS)
226679 (Not
LASSO) -
251953
KSC Training Certification and Record System (TCRS) - PM50: AART Identifier-1425922 (Not LASSO). LASSO Training & Certification Records System (TCRS) AART Identifier: 1592828. This application still uses the old ISC NAMS flow.
The PM50 system is an Online data base system to provide the user with immediate update and retrieval capabilities. This is necessary for maintaining current training and certification status information on personnel who directly. Inputs are made through file transfers and online screens which allow the users to add, modify, delete, and query records
(1) Revalidation Date: 04/16/2021 and IT Software. Web Hostname: ks-kdc-net1011.ndc.nasa.gov, ks-kdc-net1012.ndc.nasa.gov. Custom Built C#.net. Web Application
(3) KSC - KSCDC1 - KSC Data Center - Enterprise - SQL Server DB - IIS Web Front End
(4) 501-1000 users
TotalChrom 251944
TotalChrom: AART Identifier-4198678.
TotalChrom is used to control gas chromatographs and obtain and process the data from them. It uses a client/server system with the clients being in our lab and the KDC. The data would be purity analysis of gases, waters, oils, solvents and fuels.
(1) Annual License & Maintenance Renewal (Last Validation Date: 12/03/2019).
(2) Application.
KSC Basic Interface for Tables
(BIT)
253965
LASSO Basic Interface for Tables (BIT): AART Identifier-2094699.
A user-interface for modifying the contents of specific mapping tables in Oracle. Users upload new or modified rows in the form of CSV files, and the application performs user-friendly error-checking to confirm its compatibility with the selected table. Users can also view tables' contents, remove individual rows, and preview changes caused by a CSV import
(1) Last Validation Date: 12/11/2019 and IT Software. Web Hostname: kslabs01. Custom Built Visual Basic. Web Application.
LASSO SMA Corrective Action Tracker
Requests submitted for NAMS flow creation
LASSO SMA Corrective Action Tracker: AART Identifier-8885333.
Note: NASA does not use the LASSO tracker, but the KSC Safety and Mission Assurance Record Tracking Application (SMART - SA19). CS
(1) Last Validation Date: Unknown
(2) Web Hostname: kslabs01. Web Application.
(4) Unknown number of users
KDDMS - Windchill 226651
The KSC Design Data Management System (KDDMS) is KSC s Product Data Lifecycle Management System (PDLMS) which is used to manage KSC s product definition data and content (as-designed, as-built, and as-turned over CAD/CAE/CAM, problem reports, change control data, Acceptance / Technical Data Packages, etc.) utilized by institutional organizations helping to eliminate cost, accelerate overall development and implementation time, manage product configurations throughout the product lifecycle, and more. KDDMS is presently built on Parametric Technologies Corporation Incorporated (PTC®) Windchill® suite of modules. KDDMS is KSC s institutional solution for KNPR 8040.1 KSC Configuration Management Procedural Requirements, NPR 7120.9 NASA Product Data and Life-Cycle Management (PDLM) for Flight Programs and Projects and has the KSC Engineering and Technology Directorate s (NE) business processes and governance incorporated (e.g. KDP-P-2718 Engineering Documentation Electronic Approval, Release and Revision Process, etc.) to facilitate flow down of Agency policies and directives. The configuration of KDDMS is managed by the KDDMS Change Control Board (CCB) which is co-chaired by representatives of KSC IT and NE directorates. KDDMS modules and licenses are listed in document NE03-REF-11. More information about KDDMS can be found at its Info & Pubs site.
(1) NASA provided system
(2) Web Application
(3) KSC - KSC Data Center - Oracle DB - Apache Web Server Front End
(4) 1001+
TechDoc 225651
KSC Engineering Documentation System - The KSC Engineering Documentation System maintained within TechDoc that provides the KSC engineering community with easy access to electronic images of flight and ground support engineering drawings and associated documents.
DocuBrain COTS product designed to control the publication, release, and maintenance of electronic documents, records, forms, and images
(1) NASA provided system
(2) Web Application
(3) KSC - KSC Data Center - Microsoft IIS Web Server - SQL Server 2014 DB
(4) 101-500
LASSO Personnel Administration and Management System (PMS)
Requests submitted for NAMS flow creation
LASSO Personnel Administration & Management System (PAMS): AART Identifier-1469294.
Note: This system has been configured specifically for the incumbent's corporate data feeds and data structures. Significant work will be required for use with other business systems.
(1) Last Validation Date: Unknown
(2) Web Application.
(4) Unknown number of users
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APPENDIX 05
VULNERABILITY REMEDIATION TIMELINE
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APPENDIX 06
GOVERNMENT FURNISHED COMMODITIES
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APPENDIX 08
EMERGENCY EYEWASH AND SHOWER EQUIPMENT LIST
Appendix 08 Emergency Eyewash and Shower Equipment List
Plumbed Self- Contained
Pressurized Self-
K6-1696 Outside 430-3008 X K6-1696 ICAP/TCLP Lab 430-3007 X K6-1696 1237 430-3003 X K6-1696 1243A 430-3005 X K6-1696 1245 X K6-1696 1254 430-3001 X K6-1696 1258 430-3002 X
K6-1748A 101 Door 430-3075 X K6-1748A 115 Door 430-3014 X K6-1696 Y430-3017 X K6-1696 1500 430-3018 X K6-1696 Spare EWP-08439 Oxidizer 430-3020 X
430-3009 X K6-1696A 430-3010 X K6-1696A X K6-1696A X K7-0618 K7-0618 104 P001 002 X K7-0569 Outside 0302 2002 X
Calibration and Standards Laboratory (CAL)
Contractor- Managed K6-1696 1251A 430-4001 X
M7-0355 1292 X M7-0355 1295 X X M7-0355 2214 X X M7-0355 2214 X M7-0355 2214 X M7-0355 2227 X M7-0355 2249 X M7-0355 1218 X M7-0355 1268 X X M7-0355 1235 X M7-0355 1269E X M7-0355 1269E X M7-0355 1286 X M7-0355 1296 X M7-0355 2275 X M7-0355 3213 X X M7-1509 Cone Shack X X M7-0557 1026 X M7-0557 1029 X M7-0557 1032 X X M7-0557 Outside NE Corner X X M7-0557 Outside NW Corner X X M6-0336 Outside X M6-0336 1040 X
Electrostatics and Surface Physics Laboratory (ESPL)
NASA-
Managed M7-0409 1212 X X
Granular Mechanics and Regolith Operations Laboratory (GMRO)
Managed
EDL(M7-0409)
M7-0459
1204, 2216, 2217, M7-0459
M7-0355 2211F X
M7-0355 2217F X M7-0355 2271 X
Electromagnetic Effects Laboratory (EML)
Materials Analysis Laboratory (MAL)
Applied Chemistry Laboratory (ACL)
Chemistry and Life Sciences Laboratory (CLS)
Cryogenics Test Laboratory
(CTL)
Chemical Sampling and Analysis Laboratory (CSA)
Component Cleaning and Refurbishment Laboratory
(CCR)
Nondestructive Evaluation Laboratory (NDE)
Eyewash & Emergency
Shower Combo
Type
Eyewash Room
Number Facility
Identification
Appendix 08 Emergency Eyewash and Shower Equipment List
Plumbed Self-
Pressurized Self-
Eyewash &
Combo
Type
Eyewash Room
Identification
M7-0355 1213 X M7-0355 1223A X K8-0600 Beachside X
M7-0505 1407 (Paintbooth) X
Highbay X 1046 X X X
M7-0505 1314 X M7-0505 1150 X M7-0505 1160 X M7-0557 Weld Shop X Yard Area Test Fixture (HDP) X
M7-0505E VMS X
Yard Area West side of pump house X
Mechanical and Environmental Testing Laboratory (METL)
M7-0581
Launch Equipment Test Facility (LETF)
Prototype Development Laboratory (PDL)
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APPENDIX 09
LASSO II LABORATORY LIST
Appendix 09 LASSO II Laboratory List
Laboratory Laboratory Type Facility Work Performed in the
Laboratory By: Laboratory Description
Chemical Sampling and Analysis Laboratory (CSA)
Component Refurbishment & Chemical Analysis Facility Contractor
The Chemical Sampling and Analysis Laboratory (CSA) provides sampling and chemical analysis for gas and cryogenic commodities, fuels, solvents and other fluid systems at KSC (including NASA and spaceport customers).
Gas sample matrices include high purity gases such as helium, breathing air, oxygen and nitrogen. Analytes associated wi h these gases include carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, hydrocarbons, moisture, argon, krypton and many potential contaminants.
Component Cleaning and Refurbishment Laboratory
(CCR)
The Component Cleaning and Refurbishment (CCR) Laboratory provides cleaning and refurbishment of aerospace hardware for NASA programs and the KSC institution. Aerospace hardware must meet exacting performance specifica ions and the laboratory supports hardware processing. Component Refurbishment capabilities include chemical cleaning and surface treatment (e.g., passivation, pickling, electropolishing, etc.), cleaning levels ranging from visual / commercial clean to the extremely stringent 10A, refurbishment of functional components to a “like new” condition, clean room operations (Class 100 / M3.5), functional testing of components, both hydraulically (0- 6000 psi) and pneumatically (0-14,000 psi), cleaning and certification of chemical sampling equipment, and modification of fluid system components. The Component Cleaning and Refurbishment Laboratory maintains AS9100 Quality Systems cer ifications. All component refurbishment work is performed per approved procedures.
Contractor engineering maintains an active file of over 4300 Intermediate and Depot Maintenance Manuals (IDMM’s) for various components / hardware. New IDMMs are generated / updated as required. A Chemical Cleaning and Testing Manual of over 5000 pages is also maintained. The laboratory develops environmentally friendly cleaning processes that eliminate ozone depleting solvents. The Laboratory maintains an ISO 14001 certified Environmental Management System and is certified by the National Aerospace and Defense Contractors Accreditation Program (NADCAP) for Chemical Processing.
Non-destructive Evaluation Laboratory (NDE)
Managed NDE Building Contractor
The Non-destructive Evaluation (NDE) laboratory provides visual, magnetic particle, dye penetrant, Eddy current, infrared, radiography, ultrasonic, and leak testing services as well as certified weld inspections for NASA, GSDO, ISS, LSP, CCP and other Spaceport customers. Evaluations are performed in the laboratory and in the field.
Standards and Calibration Laboratory (CAL)
The Standards and Calibra ion Laboratory (CAL) provides ANSI Z540.3/ISO 17025 compliant calibration of analytical, chemical, gas, and particle counter equipment, torque and gas flow, load cells, pressure transducers, gages, humidity and temperature, and electrical measuring and test equipment.
Advanced Imaging and Analysis Laboratory (AIAL) NASA-Managed Electronic Development
Laboratory Contractor
The Advanced Imaging and Analysis Laboratory (AIAL) evaluates current and emerging imaging technologies and characterizes cameras, lenses, and recorders as well as tracking methods and analysis software to enhance and expand current capabilities. The AIAL is a mixture of field-deployable imaging assets and fixed-location test equipment used for image analysis of assets from launch to landing, including flight and ground hardware and systems performance requiring high speed film and video formats with play and record capabilities. The laboratory provides imaging and image analysis of space flight hardware during ground operations and launch.
Applied Chemistry Laboratory (ACL) NASA-Managed Neil Armstrong Operations &
Checkout Building Government/Contractor
The Applied Chemistry Laboratory (ACL) develops technology for toxic-vapor detec ion, chemical scrubbers for toxic wastes, in-situ resource u ilization processes for the Moon and Mars, recovery of oxygen from spacecraft CO2, capture of CO2 from a simulated Mars atmosphere and processing the CO2 to methane and water, conversion of spacecraft trash to gases, propellant and oxygen, hypergolic-fuel dosimetry, hydrogen detection, and environmental remediation. Other laboratory projects include the production of oxygen from carbon dioxide by electrolysis in ionic liquids and by photocatalytic reactions. Work has also been performed on the production of a nontoxic, non-global-warming, non-ozone-depleting, fire-extinguishing agent. The laboratory is providing increasing research and evaluation for environmental remediation, especially groundwater remediation technologies (permeable reac ive barriers and emulsion-based cleanup technologies).
Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) NASA-Managed Neil Armstrong Operations &
The Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) develops a variety of special instrumenta ion and tools to resolve specific vehicle processing and GSE anomalies with focus areas in optics, acoustics, capacitance, avionics development and other technologies. The APL supports Orion/SLS, Expendable Launch Vehicle, International Space Station and research and technology development efforts. Laboratory personnel take demonstrated concepts that can solve a problem and ul imately turn them into field-worthy hardware. Primary areas of expertise are electromagnetic radia ion (mainly ultraviolet, optical, infrared, and millimeter), ultrasonics, sensor development, and mechanical system design. Work focuses on advanced sensors and systems for measurement and leak visualization and detection, nondestructive evalua ion of flight hardware and ground support equipment, flight hardware positioning systems, and cryogenics.
Chemistry and Life Sciences Laboratory (CLS) NASA-Managed Neil Armstrong Operations &
Chemistry and Life Sciences Laboratory (CLS) provides support for chemical analysis of materials (solid, liquid, or gas), identification of contamination for anomaly investigations, plant science, and chemical research and technology development for multiple NASA and KSC programs. The laboratory has a full spectrum of state-of-the-art analytical instruments for both qualitative and quan itative analyses of non-vola ile organics, vola ile organics, elements and ions, DNA sequencing and molecular biology, bacterial enumeration and microbial iden ification, and biological imaging to meet diverse operational and research needs.
Cryogenics Test Laboratory (CTL) NASA-Managed Cryogenics Test Laboratory Government/Contractor
The Cryogenics Test Laboratory (CTL) provides a quick response for cryogenic troubleshooting, and test and development capability to support KSC processing and launch activities. The CTL also performs focused research and development in areas such as thermal insulation systems, cryogenic components test and evaluation, low-temperature applications, and propellant servicing systems to increase operational safety and lower system life cycle costs. The objectives of the laboratory is to develop materials, produce new technology, and promote engineering for energy-efficient storage, transfer and use of cryogens and cryogenic propellants on earth and in space.
Electromagnetic Effects Laboratory (EML) NASA-Managed Electromagnetic Laboratory Government/Contractor
The Electromagnetics Laboratory (EML) provides electromagnetic compatibility testing and troubleshooting, electromagnetic interference resolution, payload telemetry reradiating service, mobile and Center-wide fixed radio frequency (RF) surveillance, and general support in the field of electromagnetic physics including electromagnetic interference (EMI) testing in anechoic chambers. The EML includes a test console that is manned during major tests and is the focal point for coordinating field test and mobile RF surveillance activities. Additionally, the laboratory includes two shielded enclosures and RF test apparatus necessary to perform compliance testing.
Electrostatics and Surface Physics Laboratory (ESPL) NASA-Managed Electronic Development
Laboratory (Annex) Government/Contractor
The Electrosta ics and Surface Physics Laboratory (ESPL) is the premier NASA research facility dedicated to investigating electrostatics and surface physics problems with applications to spaceflight and planetary explora ion.
The laboratory has routinely performed electrostatic testing of thin films and clothing materials since the 1960s, leading to the compila ion of a large comprehensive database on the electrostatic properties of materials. This laboratory can supply electrosta ics information on thousands of thin films immediately and data on new materials in a very short time. Research is aggressive and accurate, involving worldwide collaborators in various disciplines.
ESPL is currently involved in dust mitigation efforts for lunar and Martian exploration and methods for planetary protection.
Granular Mechanics and Regolith Operations Laboratory (GMRO)
NASA-Managed Electronic Development Laboratory (Annex) Government/Contractor
The Granular Mechanics and Regolith Operations (GMRO) Laboratory studies the mechanics of materials in a launch pad environment, especially the mechanics of soil at Lunar and Martian spaceports; how to excavate the soil to prepare berms, landing pads, and roads; how to model the blowing of soil or other materials in a rocket exhaust plume to predict the blast effects. GMRO also develops technologies for handling Lunar and Martian regoli h, including excavator technologies, pneumatic transport of soil, and magnetic handling of soil. It studies he basic physics and geology of Lunar and Martian soil in order to support soil-handling technologies, including the particle sizing, particle shapes, bulk mechanical properties of the soil, soil compaction, field sampling technologies, and laboratory testing protocols. Ano her focus of the laboratory is advanced manufacturing methods using regolith for 3D Additive Construction technology development, sintering regolith materials and digital manufacturing of voxel elements.
Materials Analysis Laboratory (MAL) NASA-Managed Neil Armstrong Operations &
Checkout Building Government
The Materials Analysis Laboratory (MAL) provides materials analysis of metallic and nonmetallic materials as well as electrical components. Analysis includes failure analysis, forensic and accident investigation, mishap board investigation support, and materials testing and evaluation services. This work includes: stereomicroscopic examination; metallography; confocal microscopy; hardness testing (including portable and micro); Environmental scanning electron microscopy (SEM) with energy dispersive spectroscopy (EDS); thermal analysis (TMA, DSC, DMA); non-destructive evaluation via real-time digital radiography (DR) and 3D volumetric inspection with dimensional analysis via computed tomography (CT) and thermography; analog, digital and mixed signal component testing; high voltage facility power and high frequency electrical and DC power system testing; field analysis and data acquisition instrumentation and techniques; and automated electronic component testing and controls simulation.
Mechanical and Environmental Testing
Laboratory (METL) NASA-Managed
Neil Armstrong Operations & Checkout Building;
Beach Corrosion Test Site;
Government/Contractor
The Mechanical and Environmental Testing Laboratory (METL) houses both the physical testing and failure analysis capabilities and the corrosion testing required for corrosion research and evaluations. METL provides physical testing and failure analysis of materials in the following areas: 1) Materials testing, including tensile, compression, and fatigue. 2) Materials compatibility, including flammability and electrostatic discharge. 3) Environmental testing including thermal vacuum and temperature and humidity. 4) Controlled Environment testing used for both ground and payload support activities that require environmental (temperature, humidity, lighting, and CO2) control for conduc ing testing.
The corrosion testing capabilities for research and evaluations include electrochemical and general corrosion;
accelerated corrosion; coating application; and atmospheric exposure testing of materials at the atmospheric Beach Corrosion Test Site; and seawater immersion and alterna ing sea spray facility.
Metrology Laboratory NASA-Managed Neil Armstrong Operations & Checkout Building Government
The Metrology Laboratory performs precision measurement and dimensional analysis, mold impressions of scratches, cracks, defects, etc. of flight hardware and ground support equipment. Optical property analysis of flight windows.
Prototype Development Laboratory (PDL) NASA-Managed Prototype Building Government
The Prototype Development Laboratory (PDL) performs quick-turnaround prototype development (often for solutions to one-of-a-kind problems), hardware fabrication and modifica ions, and component testing of ground support equipment (GSE) and flight hardware, and provides support to failure analyses performed by other NASA laboratories. The laboratory responds quickly to failures that occur during projects and launch/payload processing operations, with effective and timely design solutions and modifications.
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