CNC Mill for Simulator fabrication

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is seeking a contractor to provide a CNC Mill - 3D printer for the NASA AFRC Simulation Engineering Branch. The printer will be used to prototype and fabricate high-quality, repeatable simulation parts for AFRC simulation cockpits. The contract will be awarded by 9/7/2023 and the period of performance is 90 days after contract award.

List of products and services to be provided:

1. CNC Mill - 3D printer with specific characteristics and specs
2. Ability to cut tough metals like titanium, stainless steel, and hardened tool steel as well as softer materials like aluminum, plastics, and wood
3. Assembly of machine
4. Various additional features such as MicroARC4 – 100mm 4th axis, Rapid turn package, 5 in CNC Vise, 4 in CNC Vise, 5 in machinist vise, Clamp Kit, 5in parallel set, Work Stop, Jaws Kit, Standard 5 in steel step jaw set, Multi‐V 5in jaw set, 5 in Pin jaw set, Standard 5 in aluminum soft jaw set, 6 in Vise jaw systems compatible with 4 in and 5in vises, End mill kit for Aluminum #1, Passive probe kit, Electronic tool setter
5. Delivery of the product to NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center at Edwards Air Force Base.