SATPC0034419 Tab 04 SOW.pdf
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- Development of flexible and disposable sweat extractor and cortisol sensor patch Federal contract opportunity
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- 80NSSC24863823Q
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This notice solicits proposals for the development of flexible and disposable sweat extractor and cortisol sensor patches. National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Marshall Space Flight Center requires the delivery of 100 sweat patch units and 50 minimum units by September 30, 2024 to support the On Demand Manufacturing of Electronics project. FlexTech Alliance, Inc. will perform the electrical and mechanical design of the sweat harvesting system, provide samples to establish feasibility, and produce the patches at their facilities. Interested parties may submit capabilities by March 12, 2024 to be considered for the sole source contract intended for FlexTech Alliance, Inc. under authority of the Federal Acquisition Regulation.
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STATEMENT OF WORK
1. Objective/Requirements The NASA On Demand Manufacturing of Electronics (ODME) project is developing a next-generation wearable flexible sensor array for astronaut crew health monitoring, called “AstroSense”. The requirement is for the development and integration of flexible and disposable sweat extractor and cortisol sensor patches compatible with AstroSense.
2. Characteristics, Scope, and Specs
The contractor shall perform the following duties:
• Flexible and disposable sweat extractor and cortisol sensor patch design, development, and delivery.
• Develop electrical and mechanical design for sweat harvesting.
• Provide samples to NASA to establish the feasibility of using a printed carbon or silver ink that does not affect the chemistry involved with the IP anode and cathode carbachol gels.
• Establish a cooperative process with NASA Ames Research Center to produce the IP anode and cathode carbachol gel pads.
• Create a reusable adhesive device design compatible with disposable patches.
• Manufacture and deliver (100 desired / 50 minimum) disposable sweat harvesting patch units.
3. Place of Performance Deliverables shall be given to the On Demand Manufacturing of Electronics (ODME) project members at NASA Marshall Space Flight Center and NASA Ames Research Center. Design work and sweat harvesting sensor production shall be conducted at the contractor’s facilities.
4. Period of Performance Period of performance shall be for 6 months, and work must be completed by Sept 30, 2024. Anticipated dates 3/30/24 – 9/30/24.
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