SOW.pdf

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Firing Modules Federal contract opportunity
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80NSSC25889631Q
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration Shared Services Center

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This Statement of Work outlines NASA's requirement to procure 250 Firing Modules for thermal testing support at the Flight Loads Laboratory. The modules, which are custom-built, will be integrated into existing power cabinets to upgrade the facility's capabilities and enhance support for future testing and projects.

The contractor's scope includes manufacturing NASA AFRC-provided custom firing circuits, providing and populating the circuits with necessary components, and performing circuit inspection prior to shipping to NASA AFRC. The work appears to be part of a sole-source contract intended for LARITECH, INC., with performance to take place at NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center (AFRC). Interested organizations must submit their capabilities by 4:00 p.m. Central Standard Time on 12/17/2024, though this will be evaluated solely to determine if competitive procurement is warranted.

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STATEMENT OF WORK

1. Objective/Requirements We are procuring 250 Firing Modules to support thermal testing in the Flight Loads Laboratory. These custom-built modules will be integrated into existing power cabinets as part of an effort to upgrade the facility’s capabilities. This upgrade will enhance support for all future testing and projects conducted at the facility.

2. Characteristics, Scope, and Specs

The contractor shall perform the following duties:

Manufacture the NASA AFRC provided custom firing circuit.

Provide necessary components to populate custom firing circuit.

Populate custom firing circuit with required components.

3. Period of Performance

Circuit inspection shall be performed prior to shipping to NASA AFRC.

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