SATPC0036869 Tab 04 4 SOW.pdf
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This document is a Statement of Work (SOW) for a sole source procurement by NASA of a Mini RoboHypo optical pointing instrument from SciGlob Instrumentation.
The key requirements of the procurement include: a programmable internal rotating stage with linear polarizer, a high spectral resolution spectrometer, a user-friendly interface for fixed or programmable gain measurement commands and user-defined measurement sequences, auxiliary temperature, pressure, and humidity sensors, and a user-selectable field-of-view. The instrument fabrication and testing is to be completed within 180 days after procurement initiation, with final testing by NASA to occur within 60 days after delivery. The solicitation number is 80NSSC25886237Q and the procurement is being conducted by the NASA Shared Services Center.
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| SATPC0036869 Tab 07 Capability Statement SAM.gov.pdf | ||
| SATPC0036869 Tab 06 RDSS..pdf |
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Statement of Work for SciGlob procurement.
NASA is requesting SciGlob Instrumentation to procure a (1) Mini RoboHypo optical pointing instrument.
Specific Elements of this procurement include:
1) A programmable internal rotating stage with linear polarizer capable of 360-degree rotation
2) High spectral resolution spectrometer
3) User-friendly interface that allows for:
a. a) fixed or programmable gain measurement commands, and
b. b) user-defined measurement sequences.
4) The instrument will have the following auxiliary sensors:
a. temperatures,
b. pressure, and
c. humidity.
5) The instrument’s Field-of-View will be preselected by the user prior to its fabrication.
6) Completion of instrument fabrication and testing shall be done no later than 180 days after initiation of procurement, see quote.
7) Final instrument testing by NASA shall occur no more than 60 days after delivery of instrument to NASA.
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