SATPC0039883 Tab 04 4 SOW.pdf
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This Statement of Work (SOW) details the procurement of 115 Class 1 Division 2 (C1D2) Operational Intercomm System – Quintron (OISQ2) Headsets for Kennedy Space Center (KSC). The procurement includes 50 Single Ear and 65 Behind-the-Head headsets, along with corresponding adapter cords and intrinsically safe (IS) switch cases. These specialized headsets, fabricated by David Clark Company Incorporated, will replace obsolete equipment used in hazardous operations at KSC over the next year.
The document specifies detailed component requirements, including part numbers for each headset type and adapter. The prototype was developed by David Clark Company in conjunction with NASA KSC and is currently undergoing C1D2 certification by Eurofins E&E North America. Once certification is complete, production can begin. The headsets will be shipped to BOSS Receiving, Building M6-744 at Kennedy Space Center, with the procurement referenced under solicitation number SATPC0039883 and purchase request 4200917115.
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Statement of Work
1.0 Background
Procurement of Class 1 Division 2 (C1D2) Operational Intercomm System – Quintron (OIS- Q2) Headsets for use in a Hazardous Environment. SATPC0039883 4200917115 – These headsets were fabricated for special use at Kennedy Space Center by David Clark Company Incorporated. They will replace obsolete headsets that are becoming degraded over 10-20 years of use. They are used by all programs that perform hazardous operations at KSC. The new headsets will replace old headsets as they become non-functioning over the next year. The headsets are made up of three components: the headset piece that can be either single or dual ear, the push-to-talk intrinsically safe (IS) switch case, and the adapter cord that connects to the OIS-Q2 keyset. OIS-Q2 and keysets are existing KSC equipment. The prototype was developed by David Clark Company in conjunction with NSAS KSC and tested by NASA on existing KSC equipment/keysets. The prototype is currently undergoing C1D2 certification by Eurofins E&E North America. Once certification is complete, David Clark can start production of the headsets.
2.0 Requirements
There will be a total of 115 headsets to be procured, 50 Single Ear (plus adapter cords and IS Adapter Switch Case) and 65 Behind-the-Head (plus adapter cords and IS Adapter Switch Case).
Ship to:
BOSS Receiving, Building M6-744
Attn: Debra Caldwell, PR 4200917115
Kennedy Space Center, FL 32899
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