SATPC0032591 Tab 04 4 sow.pdf

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Hydraulic System Temposonics sensors and Delta Motion RMC Hardware -W7 Facility
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This statement of work outlines requirements for hydraulic system components for an aerospace research facility. NASA Glenn Research Center seeks to upgrade control of a throttle valve in the W-7 Multi-stage Compressor Facility by procuring Temposonics sensors and Delta Motion RMC hardware from a contractor. This equipment will allow the agency to maintain a standard across multiple test facilities for controlling hydraulic systems and building on existing spare parts inventories. The related federal contract opportunity posted on the NASA Shared Services Center website with solicitation number 80NSSC23845186Q is also for these Temposonics sensors and Delta Motion RMC hardware to modernize controls at the W-7 facility.

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Statement of Work for Axis M5525-E PTZ Camera System

Contractor shall provide Temposonics and Delta RMC hardware to upgrade control of our throttle valve in the W-7 Multi-stage Compressor Facility. Currently Delta RMC hardware in many other test facilities here at Glenn Research Center is being used. This system will allow us to control hydraulic systems which are common amongst the turbomachinery facilities here in the ERB building. This hardware upgrade will allow us to maintain a turbomachinery area standard so cross training is simple and efficient for both engineers and technicians as the move from one facility to another. It will also allow us to build upon our spare parts inventory that NASA currently has with the Delta RMC brand hydraulic control equipment.

Nicholas Bushik Electrical Test Engineer HX5/Sierra (TFOME-II) NASA Glenn Research Center 21000 Brookpark Rd., MS 23-1 Cleveland, OH 44135 Office: 216-433-3450 nicholas.k.bushik@nasa.gov mailto:nicholas.k.bushik@nasa.gov

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