SATPC0042454 Tab 10 2 SOW PRINTED.pdf

This is a Statement of Work (SOW) for the procurement of SCAPE ventilator cylinders by NASA's Kennedy Space Center.

NASA requires 170 carbon composite cylinders (part number 10128099-SP) to replace existing Self-Contained Atmospheric Protective Ensemble (SCAPE) ventilator inventory that will reach end-of-service in 2027. The cylinders must comply with DOT-SP 10915 specifications and cannot remain in operation beyond the DOT-mandated 15-year retirement threshold. Each cylinder must be rated for 4500 psi working pressure, provide 30 minutes of flow duration with a maximum volume of 45 cubic feet, weigh no more than 6 pounds 9 ounces empty, and consist of carbon composite construction with an aluminum alloy inner shell fully wrapped in carbon fiber. Additional specifications include a CGA 347 fill port with relief device (burst disc), a cylinder valve with pressure gauge, and compliance with cleaning standards CGA-4.1 or ASTM G-93. All soft goods and seals must be cleaned per industry standards, and a certificate of conformance must be submitted demonstrating acceptable cleaning results. Cylinders must not be filled prior to shipping, must be manufactured within six months of delivery to maximize service life, and any defects or composite damage will result in rejection. Proposals must address how the offered cylinders meet all requirements and include shipping costs, warranty or return policy, and lead time for delivery. Delivery is required to NASA Kennedy Space Center, Central Supply, Building M6-0744, Orlando, Florida 32899.