Tab 4 SOW.pdf

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three full TQCM systems Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
80NSSC868645Q
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration

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The provided document is a Statement of Work (SOW) for the procurement of three CrystalTek TQCM systems for the X-ray and Cryogenic Facility (XRCF) at Marshall Space Flight Center. The SOW specifies that the three TQCM systems, each consisting of a controller, cable, thermoelectric sensor, electronics module, and heat sink, are to be delivered by CrystalTek. The systems will be installed by NASA/ST15 technicians and engineers to support an upcoming test requirement, with one system serving as a spare.

The related federal contract opportunity is a Special Notice solicitation (Solicitation Number: 80NSSC868645Q) issued by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) for the procurement of the three TQCM systems, as described in the attached SOW and Capabilities Statement.

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CrystalTek Statement of Work

The X-ray and Cryogenic Facility (XRCF) at Marshall Space Flight Center is updating CrystalTek TQCM systems. Three additional CrystalTek TQCM systems are being procured; two will be installed into the main Instrument Chamber to support an upcoming test requirement; one will act as a spare.

CrystalTek systems are already in operation at the XRCF. ST15 would like CrystalTek to deliver three full TQCM systems from their website as shown in Specifically Defined Tasks.

Specifically Defined Tasks:

Deliver three full TQCM systems, with each system consisting of a controller and cable (66TR), thermoelectric sensor (56S/T), electronics module (46E/T), and heat sink (106CA).

[NASA/ST15 technicians and engineers will install TQCM systems]

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