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This is a Statement of Work (SOW) for Ground Recording System (GRS) Calibrations issued by NASA's Dryden Flight Research Center (now Armstrong Flight Research Center) in Edwards, California.
The procurement requires calibration services for 25 ground recording system data acquisition (DAQ) components to ISO 17025 standards. These systems support NASA's Quesst mission, which uses the X-59 aircraft to conduct supersonic flight tests that measure sonic boom levels on the ground. The contractor must deliver 25 calibrated ground recording systems and provide calibration reports for each unit. The period of performance is 30 days after contract award. The specified deliverable is a Technology Service Agreement (TAS) that includes software updates, hardware repairs, and ISO 17025 factory calibration with data, priced on a per-unit basis. The TAS agreement term is one year, with units required to be returned one time for calibration (one calibration per unit per term). If the TAS is purchased prior to expiration of an existing agreement, the new one-year term is added to the current term. The TAS is an opt-in program based on order placement with no automatic enrollment after the agreement term expires. Hardware repair coverage excludes replacement for units deemed beyond economic repair (BER). No travel is required under this contract.
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RFP #
STATEMENT OF WORK
Ground Recording System (GRS) Calibrations
Program Office
National Aeronautics and Space Administration Dryden Flight Research Center Edwards, California
Table of Contents
1.0 Background
2.0 Objectives
3.0 Requirements
4.0 Deliverables
5.0 Period of Performance
6.0 Travel
7.0 Other Special Requirements and Considerations
RFP/Contract No. Purchase Tektronix MDO32 O’Scope 25 April 2023
1.0 Background
The NASA Quesst mission has built an aircraft capable of flying at supersonic speeds without making a loud sonic boom on the ground. This aircraft, the NASA X-59, will be used to conduct tests at Armstrong Flight Research Center (AFRC) and at select cities across the continental USA. These tests require that the X-59 aircraft’s sonic boom be measured using NASA ground recording systems (GRS). Up to 125 GRS will be deployed for each test.
For NASA to conduct Quesst mission tests effectively, the GRS need to be calibrated to ISO 17025 standards.
2.0 Objectives
Purchase a ground recording system (GRS) calibration contract. This contract will
Sonic boom measurement instrumentation must be calibrated to ensure its measurements remain accurate, reliable, and traceable to known standards. Regular calibration helps identify drift, wear, or environmental effects that can introduce errors and compromise data quality.
3.0 Requirements
Calibrate the data acquisition components (DAQ) of the NASA ground recording systems to ISO 17025 standards.
4.0 Deliverables
Twenty-five (25) ground recording systems calibrated Calibration reports for each ground recording system that is calibrated
5.0 Period of Performance
30 days after contract award
6.0 Travel
N/A
7.0 Other Special Requirements and Considerations
N/A
Ground Recording System (GRS) Calibrations
PR Number:
If Service, POP: 30 days from award Requirements: Calibration of data acquisition (DAQ) components in the ground recording systems (GRS)
Part Number Description
(Provide any & all salient characteristics needed to meet the listed requirements) Qty Rq'd
CI-GRS
Technology Service Agreement (TAS): Includes software updates, hardware repairs*, and ISO 17025 Factory Calibration with data. Priced on a per unit basis.
The term of this agreement is 1 year. Units must be returned one time for calibration. One calibration per unit per term. If TAS is purchased prior to expiration of existing agreement, the 1 year agreement is added to current term. TAS is an opt in program based on order placement. No automatic enrollment after the end of the TAS term.
*Hardware repair does not cover hardware replacement for units deemed beyond economic repair
(BER).
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