SATPC0036388 Tab 04 4 SOW.pdf
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- Kimball Physics 30keV electron gun system Federal contract opportunity
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This document is a Statement of Work (SOW) for the acquisition of an electron gun system from Kimball Physics, Inc. to be utilized at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center for the calibration of space plasma analyzers. The electron gun system will support the precise calibration of space plasma analyzers by providing a controlled source of electrons within the test environment. The system's high-voltage capabilities and deflection options are essential for simulating conditions in space and ensuring the accurate performance of plasma analyzers in their intended operational context. The system will fire electrons up to 30keV and requires high voltage.
The related federal contract opportunity is a Sole Source requirement for the Kimball Physics 30keV electron gun system, issued by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration Shared Services Center.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| SATPC0036388 Tab 06 RDSS..pdf | ||
| SATPC0036388 Tab 07 Capability Statement SAM.gov.pdf |
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Statement of Work
This procurement is for the acquisi�on of an electron gun system from Kimball Physics, Inc. The equipment will be u�lized at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center for the calibra�on of space plasma analyzers, ensuring accurate and reliable measurements in a controlled vacuum environment. This electron gun system will support the precise calibra�on of space plasma analyzers by providing a controlled source of electrons within the test environment. The system's high-voltage capabili�es and deflec�on op�ons are essen�al for simula�ng condi�ons in space and ensuring the accurate performance of plasma analyzers in their intended opera�onal context. The system will fire electrons up to 30keV and requires high voltage.
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