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Jan 19, 2017National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationNASA GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTERNNG12CR32C541712IGF::OT::IGF OTHER FUNCTIONS THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ON-SITE AND OFF-SITE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES (SMAS) SUPPORT AS NECESSARY TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS CONTAINED IN THIS STATEMENT OF WORK. ON-SITE IS REQUIRED PRIMARILY FOR THOSE SMA ACTIVITIES PERFORMED DIRECTLY ON CENTER SUPPORTING SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENTS BEING DEVELOPED IN-HOUSE, WHEREAS, OFF-SITE SMA SUPPORT IS REQUIRED FOR SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENT DEVELOPMENT BEING DEVELOPED BY INDUSTRY, UNIVERSITIES, OTHER NASA CENTERS AND INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS. IN GENERAL, ON-SITE SUPPORT REQUIRES MORE TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GREATER INSIGHT OVER DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. OFF-SITE SUPPORT GENERALLY REQUIRES LESS TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GENERAL OVER-SIGHT OF THE DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. INSIGHT AND SUPPORT IN OVERSIGHT ARE DEFINED AS FOLLOWS: - INSIGHT - INSTITUTIONAL OBSERVER OF TECHNICAL AND SAFETY ADEQUACY OF THE PRODUCT, EVALUATES COMPLIANCE WITH TECHNICAL AND SAFETY STANDARDS AND REQUIREMENTS. - OVERSIGHT MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS TO PERMIT IT TO DIRECT AND APPROVE ITS CONTRACTORS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL EVALUATE COMPLIANCE WITH MISSION PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH QUALIFIED PERSONNEL, MATERIALS, FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE NOTED, NECESSARY TO PROVIDE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES SUPPORT TO THE SMA DIRECTORATE.$2.0M
Jan 13, 2017National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationNASA GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTERNNG12CR32C541712IGF::OT::IGF OTHER FUNCTIONS THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ON-SITE AND OFF-SITE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES (SMAS) SUPPORT AS NECESSARY TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS CONTAINED IN THIS STATEMENT OF WORK. ON-SITE IS REQUIRED PRIMARILY FOR THOSE SMA ACTIVITIES PERFORMED DIRECTLY ON CENTER SUPPORTING SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENTS BEING DEVELOPED IN-HOUSE, WHEREAS, OFF-SITE SMA SUPPORT IS REQUIRED FOR SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENT DEVELOPMENT BEING DEVELOPED BY INDUSTRY, UNIVERSITIES, OTHER NASA CENTERS AND INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS. IN GENERAL, ON-SITE SUPPORT REQUIRES MORE TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GREATER INSIGHT OVER DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. OFF-SITE SUPPORT GENERALLY REQUIRES LESS TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GENERAL OVER-SIGHT OF THE DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. INSIGHT AND SUPPORT IN OVERSIGHT ARE DEFINED AS FOLLOWS: - INSIGHT - INSTITUTIONAL OBSERVER OF TECHNICAL AND SAFETY ADEQUACY OF THE PRODUCT, EVALUATES COMPLIANCE WITH TECHNICAL AND SAFETY STANDARDS AND REQUIREMENTS. - OVERSIGHT MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS TO PERMIT IT TO DIRECT AND APPROVE ITS CONTRACTORS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL EVALUATE COMPLIANCE WITH MISSION PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH QUALIFIED PERSONNEL, MATERIALS, FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE NOTED, NECESSARY TO PROVIDE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES SUPPORT TO THE SMA DIRECTORATE.$1.2M
Dec 19, 2016National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationNASA GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTERNNG12CR32C541712IGF::OT::IGF OTHER FUNCTIONS THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ON-SITE AND OFF-SITE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES (SMAS) SUPPORT AS NECESSARY TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS CONTAINED IN THIS STATEMENT OF WORK. ON-SITE IS REQUIRED PRIMARILY FOR THOSE SMA ACTIVITIES PERFORMED DIRECTLY ON CENTER SUPPORTING SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENTS BEING DEVELOPED IN-HOUSE, WHEREAS, OFF-SITE SMA SUPPORT IS REQUIRED FOR SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENT DEVELOPMENT BEING DEVELOPED BY INDUSTRY, UNIVERSITIES, OTHER NASA CENTERS AND INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS. IN GENERAL, ON-SITE SUPPORT REQUIRES MORE TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GREATER INSIGHT OVER DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. OFF-SITE SUPPORT GENERALLY REQUIRES LESS TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GENERAL OVER-SIGHT OF THE DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. INSIGHT AND SUPPORT IN OVERSIGHT ARE DEFINED AS FOLLOWS: - INSIGHT - INSTITUTIONAL OBSERVER OF TECHNICAL AND SAFETY ADEQUACY OF THE PRODUCT, EVALUATES COMPLIANCE WITH TECHNICAL AND SAFETY STANDARDS AND REQUIREMENTS. - OVERSIGHT MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS TO PERMIT IT TO DIRECT AND APPROVE ITS CONTRACTORS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL EVALUATE COMPLIANCE WITH MISSION PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH QUALIFIED PERSONNEL, MATERIALS, FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE NOTED, NECESSARY TO PROVIDE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES SUPPORT TO THE SMA DIRECTORATE.$1.4M
Dec 15, 2016National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationNASA JOHNSON SPACE CENTERNNJ13TA03B541712IGF::OT::IGF MULTI-PURPOSE CREW VEHICLE PROGRAM INTEGRATION CONTRACT (MPIC) THIS STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW) DESCRIBES THE FUNCTIONS TO BE PERFORMED BY THE CONTRACTOR IN ORDER TO PROVIDE SPACECRAFT COCKPIT RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT SERVICES TO THE ORION MULTI-PURPOSE CREW VEHICLE (MPCV) COCKPIT TEAM. THIS RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT EFFORT EXPLORES NEW HUMAN MACHINE INTERFACE TECHNOLOGIES TO BE INCLUDED IN THE COCKPIT OF THE MPCV, IN ORDER FOR THE CREW TO EFFICIENTLY AND EFFECTIVELY PERFORM MISSION OPERATIONS ON THIS NEW SPACE VEHICLE. FOR JSC ONSITE ACTIVITIES, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ADHERE TO THE JSC QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM. CONTRACT PERSONNEL WORKING ONSITE AT JSC WILL IMPLEMENT THEIR SAFETY AND HEALTH PROGRAM BY PARTICIPATING IN THE SAFETY AND HEALTH PROCESSES OF COGNIZANT NASA ORGANIZATIONS AS NEEDED TO PERFORM THEIR CONTRACTUAL TASKS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR DEFINING MPCV COCKPIT LAYOUT REQUIREMENTS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL DESIGN, DEVELOP, TEST, INTEGRATE, AND DELIVER MPCV PROTOTYPE COCKPIT SOFTWARE TO HELP DETERMINE THE COCKPIT HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE RESOURCES NEEDED, AS WELL AS THEIR LOCATION IN THE VEHICLE BASED ON THE TASK ORDER. THE PROTOTYPE SOFTWARE SHALL INCLUDE INTERFACES TO HARDWARE DEVICES CAPABLE OF SIMULATING VARIOUS COCKPIT CONTROL CONFIGURATIONS, INCLUDING ASCENT AND REENTRY RESTRAINED OPERATIONS AND ON-ORBIT PANEL OPERATIONS. TO HELP IDENTIFY COCKPIT HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE INTEGRATION NEEDS, THE CONTRACTOR MAY USE ASTRONAUT INTERVIEWS, PROJECT ENGINEER INTERVIEWS, SPACE VEHICLE INFORMATION, AIRCRAFT/SPACECRAFT COCKPIT TECHNOLOGY AND MPCV MISSION DATA. IN ORDER TO VALIDATE COCKPIT LAYOUT REQUIREMENTS, THE PROTOTYPE SOFTWARE SHALL INCLUDE DISPLAY NAVIGATION IN VARIOUS FLIGHT PHASES, CURSOR CONTROL MOVEMENT WITHIN DISPLAY FORMAT, VEHICLE COMMANDING FROM DISPLAY FORMAT, ATTITUDE CONTROL INPUTS FOR TRAJECTORY CONTROL, AND ELECTRONIC PROCEDURES NAVIGATION AND EXECUTION. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL LEVERAGE DISPLAY PROTOTYPING WORK FROM MPCV COCKPIT PHASES 1, 2 AND 3 AND INTEGRATE LESSONS LEARNED FROM X38/CRV HUMAN MACHINE INTERFACE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, AS WELL AS THE ADVANCED COCKPIT EVALUATION SYSTEM AND SENSOR FUSION PROJECT. TASKS UNDER THIS CONTRACT SHALL CONTINUE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT EFFORTS PERFORMED DURING MPCV COCKPIT PHASES 1, 2 AND 3. AS SPECIFIED BY TASK ORDER, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PREPARE AND SUBMIT PERIODIC MPCV COCKPIT PROTOTYPING STATUS REPORTS AND DELIVER PERIODIC UPDATES OF MPCV PROTOTYPE COCKPIT SOFTWARE AND THE APPLICABLE USER S MANUAL.$3.8M
Nov 14, 2016National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationNASA JOHNSON SPACE CENTERNNJ13TA03B541712IGF::OT::IGF MULTI-PURPOSE CREW VEHICLE PROGRAM INTEGRATION CONTRACT (MPIC) THIS STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW) DESCRIBES THE FUNCTIONS TO BE PERFORMED BY THE CONTRACTOR IN ORDER TO PROVIDE SPACECRAFT COCKPIT RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT SERVICES TO THE ORION MULTI-PURPOSE CREW VEHICLE (MPCV) COCKPIT TEAM. THIS RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT EFFORT EXPLORES NEW HUMAN MACHINE INTERFACE TECHNOLOGIES TO BE INCLUDED IN THE COCKPIT OF THE MPCV, IN ORDER FOR THE CREW TO EFFICIENTLY AND EFFECTIVELY PERFORM MISSION OPERATIONS ON THIS NEW SPACE VEHICLE. FOR JSC ONSITE ACTIVITIES, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ADHERE TO THE JSC QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM. CONTRACT PERSONNEL WORKING ONSITE AT JSC WILL IMPLEMENT THEIR SAFETY AND HEALTH PROGRAM BY PARTICIPATING IN THE SAFETY AND HEALTH PROCESSES OF COGNIZANT NASA ORGANIZATIONS AS NEEDED TO PERFORM THEIR CONTRACTUAL TASKS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR DEFINING MPCV COCKPIT LAYOUT REQUIREMENTS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL DESIGN, DEVELOP, TEST, INTEGRATE, AND DELIVER MPCV PROTOTYPE COCKPIT SOFTWARE TO HELP DETERMINE THE COCKPIT HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE RESOURCES NEEDED, AS WELL AS THEIR LOCATION IN THE VEHICLE BASED ON THE TASK ORDER. THE PROTOTYPE SOFTWARE SHALL INCLUDE INTERFACES TO HARDWARE DEVICES CAPABLE OF SIMULATING VARIOUS COCKPIT CONTROL CONFIGURATIONS, INCLUDING ASCENT AND REENTRY RESTRAINED OPERATIONS AND ON-ORBIT PANEL OPERATIONS. TO HELP IDENTIFY COCKPIT HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE INTEGRATION NEEDS, THE CONTRACTOR MAY USE ASTRONAUT INTERVIEWS, PROJECT ENGINEER INTERVIEWS, SPACE VEHICLE INFORMATION, AIRCRAFT/SPACECRAFT COCKPIT TECHNOLOGY AND MPCV MISSION DATA. IN ORDER TO VALIDATE COCKPIT LAYOUT REQUIREMENTS, THE PROTOTYPE SOFTWARE SHALL INCLUDE DISPLAY NAVIGATION IN VARIOUS FLIGHT PHASES, CURSOR CONTROL MOVEMENT WITHIN DISPLAY FORMAT, VEHICLE COMMANDING FROM DISPLAY FORMAT, ATTITUDE CONTROL INPUTS FOR TRAJECTORY CONTROL, AND ELECTRONIC PROCEDURES NAVIGATION AND EXECUTION. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL LEVERAGE DISPLAY PROTOTYPING WORK FROM MPCV COCKPIT PHASES 1, 2 AND 3 AND INTEGRATE LESSONS LEARNED FROM X38/CRV HUMAN MACHINE INTERFACE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, AS WELL AS THE ADVANCED COCKPIT EVALUATION SYSTEM AND SENSOR FUSION PROJECT. TASKS UNDER THIS CONTRACT SHALL CONTINUE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT EFFORTS PERFORMED DURING MPCV COCKPIT PHASES 1, 2 AND 3. AS SPECIFIED BY TASK ORDER, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PREPARE AND SUBMIT PERIODIC MPCV COCKPIT PROTOTYPING STATUS REPORTS AND DELIVER PERIODIC UPDATES OF MPCV PROTOTYPE COCKPIT SOFTWARE AND THE APPLICABLE USER S MANUAL.$869K
Nov 2, 2016National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationNASA JOHNSON SPACE CENTERNNJ13TA03B541712IGF::OT::IGF MULTI-PURPOSE CREW VEHICLE PROGRAM INTEGRATION CONTRACT (MPIC) THIS STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW) DESCRIBES THE FUNCTIONS TO BE PERFORMED BY THE CONTRACTOR IN ORDER TO PROVIDE SPACECRAFT COCKPIT RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT SERVICES TO THE ORION MULTI-PURPOSE CREW VEHICLE (MPCV) COCKPIT TEAM. THIS RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT EFFORT EXPLORES NEW HUMAN MACHINE INTERFACE TECHNOLOGIES TO BE INCLUDED IN THE COCKPIT OF THE MPCV, IN ORDER FOR THE CREW TO EFFICIENTLY AND EFFECTIVELY PERFORM MISSION OPERATIONS ON THIS NEW SPACE VEHICLE. FOR JSC ONSITE ACTIVITIES, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ADHERE TO THE JSC QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM. CONTRACT PERSONNEL WORKING ONSITE AT JSC WILL IMPLEMENT THEIR SAFETY AND HEALTH PROGRAM BY PARTICIPATING IN THE SAFETY AND HEALTH PROCESSES OF COGNIZANT NASA ORGANIZATIONS AS NEEDED TO PERFORM THEIR CONTRACTUAL TASKS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR DEFINING MPCV COCKPIT LAYOUT REQUIREMENTS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL DESIGN, DEVELOP, TEST, INTEGRATE, AND DELIVER MPCV PROTOTYPE COCKPIT SOFTWARE TO HELP DETERMINE THE COCKPIT HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE RESOURCES NEEDED, AS WELL AS THEIR LOCATION IN THE VEHICLE BASED ON THE TASK ORDER. THE PROTOTYPE SOFTWARE SHALL INCLUDE INTERFACES TO HARDWARE DEVICES CAPABLE OF SIMULATING VARIOUS COCKPIT CONTROL CONFIGURATIONS, INCLUDING ASCENT AND REENTRY RESTRAINED OPERATIONS AND ON-ORBIT PANEL OPERATIONS. TO HELP IDENTIFY COCKPIT HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE INTEGRATION NEEDS, THE CONTRACTOR MAY USE ASTRONAUT INTERVIEWS, PROJECT ENGINEER INTERVIEWS, SPACE VEHICLE INFORMATION, AIRCRAFT/SPACECRAFT COCKPIT TECHNOLOGY AND MPCV MISSION DATA. IN ORDER TO VALIDATE COCKPIT LAYOUT REQUIREMENTS, THE PROTOTYPE SOFTWARE SHALL INCLUDE DISPLAY NAVIGATION IN VARIOUS FLIGHT PHASES, CURSOR CONTROL MOVEMENT WITHIN DISPLAY FORMAT, VEHICLE COMMANDING FROM DISPLAY FORMAT, ATTITUDE CONTROL INPUTS FOR TRAJECTORY CONTROL, AND ELECTRONIC PROCEDURES NAVIGATION AND EXECUTION. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL LEVERAGE DISPLAY PROTOTYPING WORK FROM MPCV COCKPIT PHASES 1, 2 AND 3 AND INTEGRATE LESSONS LEARNED FROM X38/CRV HUMAN MACHINE INTERFACE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, AS WELL AS THE ADVANCED COCKPIT EVALUATION SYSTEM AND SENSOR FUSION PROJECT. TASKS UNDER THIS CONTRACT SHALL CONTINUE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT EFFORTS PERFORMED DURING MPCV COCKPIT PHASES 1, 2 AND 3. AS SPECIFIED BY TASK ORDER, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PREPARE AND SUBMIT PERIODIC MPCV COCKPIT PROTOTYPING STATUS REPORTS AND DELIVER PERIODIC UPDATES OF MPCV PROTOTYPE COCKPIT SOFTWARE AND THE APPLICABLE USER S MANUAL.$111K
Oct 20, 2016National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationNASA GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTERNNG12CR32C541712IGF::OT::IGF OTHER FUNCTIONS THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ON-SITE AND OFF-SITE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES (SMAS) SUPPORT AS NECESSARY TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS CONTAINED IN THIS STATEMENT OF WORK. ON-SITE IS REQUIRED PRIMARILY FOR THOSE SMA ACTIVITIES PERFORMED DIRECTLY ON CENTER SUPPORTING SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENTS BEING DEVELOPED IN-HOUSE, WHEREAS, OFF-SITE SMA SUPPORT IS REQUIRED FOR SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENT DEVELOPMENT BEING DEVELOPED BY INDUSTRY, UNIVERSITIES, OTHER NASA CENTERS AND INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS. IN GENERAL, ON-SITE SUPPORT REQUIRES MORE TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GREATER INSIGHT OVER DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. OFF-SITE SUPPORT GENERALLY REQUIRES LESS TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GENERAL OVER-SIGHT OF THE DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. INSIGHT AND SUPPORT IN OVERSIGHT ARE DEFINED AS FOLLOWS: - INSIGHT - INSTITUTIONAL OBSERVER OF TECHNICAL AND SAFETY ADEQUACY OF THE PRODUCT, EVALUATES COMPLIANCE WITH TECHNICAL AND SAFETY STANDARDS AND REQUIREMENTS. - OVERSIGHT MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS TO PERMIT IT TO DIRECT AND APPROVE ITS CONTRACTORS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL EVALUATE COMPLIANCE WITH MISSION PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH QUALIFIED PERSONNEL, MATERIALS, FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE NOTED, NECESSARY TO PROVIDE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES SUPPORT TO THE SMA DIRECTORATE.$717K
Oct 20, 2016National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationNASA JOHNSON SPACE CENTERNNJ13TA03B541712IGF::OT::IGF MULTI-PURPOSE CREW VEHICLE PROGRAM INTEGRATION CONTRACT (MPIC) THIS STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW) DESCRIBES THE FUNCTIONS TO BE PERFORMED BY THE CONTRACTOR IN ORDER TO PROVIDE SPACECRAFT COCKPIT RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT SERVICES TO THE ORION MULTI-PURPOSE CREW VEHICLE (MPCV) COCKPIT TEAM. THIS RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT EFFORT EXPLORES NEW HUMAN MACHINE INTERFACE TECHNOLOGIES TO BE INCLUDED IN THE COCKPIT OF THE MPCV, IN ORDER FOR THE CREW TO EFFICIENTLY AND EFFECTIVELY PERFORM MISSION OPERATIONS ON THIS NEW SPACE VEHICLE. FOR JSC ONSITE ACTIVITIES, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ADHERE TO THE JSC QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM. CONTRACT PERSONNEL WORKING ONSITE AT JSC WILL IMPLEMENT THEIR SAFETY AND HEALTH PROGRAM BY PARTICIPATING IN THE SAFETY AND HEALTH PROCESSES OF COGNIZANT NASA ORGANIZATIONS AS NEEDED TO PERFORM THEIR CONTRACTUAL TASKS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR DEFINING MPCV COCKPIT LAYOUT REQUIREMENTS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL DESIGN, DEVELOP, TEST, INTEGRATE, AND DELIVER MPCV PROTOTYPE COCKPIT SOFTWARE TO HELP DETERMINE THE COCKPIT HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE RESOURCES NEEDED, AS WELL AS THEIR LOCATION IN THE VEHICLE BASED ON THE TASK ORDER. THE PROTOTYPE SOFTWARE SHALL INCLUDE INTERFACES TO HARDWARE DEVICES CAPABLE OF SIMULATING VARIOUS COCKPIT CONTROL CONFIGURATIONS, INCLUDING ASCENT AND REENTRY RESTRAINED OPERATIONS AND ON-ORBIT PANEL OPERATIONS. TO HELP IDENTIFY COCKPIT HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE INTEGRATION NEEDS, THE CONTRACTOR MAY USE ASTRONAUT INTERVIEWS, PROJECT ENGINEER INTERVIEWS, SPACE VEHICLE INFORMATION, AIRCRAFT/SPACECRAFT COCKPIT TECHNOLOGY AND MPCV MISSION DATA. IN ORDER TO VALIDATE COCKPIT LAYOUT REQUIREMENTS, THE PROTOTYPE SOFTWARE SHALL INCLUDE DISPLAY NAVIGATION IN VARIOUS FLIGHT PHASES, CURSOR CONTROL MOVEMENT WITHIN DISPLAY FORMAT, VEHICLE COMMANDING FROM DISPLAY FORMAT, ATTITUDE CONTROL INPUTS FOR TRAJECTORY CONTROL, AND ELECTRONIC PROCEDURES NAVIGATION AND EXECUTION. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL LEVERAGE DISPLAY PROTOTYPING WORK FROM MPCV COCKPIT PHASES 1, 2 AND 3 AND INTEGRATE LESSONS LEARNED FROM X38/CRV HUMAN MACHINE INTERFACE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, AS WELL AS THE ADVANCED COCKPIT EVALUATION SYSTEM AND SENSOR FUSION PROJECT. TASKS UNDER THIS CONTRACT SHALL CONTINUE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT EFFORTS PERFORMED DURING MPCV COCKPIT PHASES 1, 2 AND 3. AS SPECIFIED BY TASK ORDER, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PREPARE AND SUBMIT PERIODIC MPCV COCKPIT PROTOTYPING STATUS REPORTS AND DELIVER PERIODIC UPDATES OF MPCV PROTOTYPE COCKPIT SOFTWARE AND THE APPLICABLE USER S MANUAL.$203K
Sep 27, 2016National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationNASA GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTERNNG12CR32C541712IGF::OT::IGF OTHER FUNCTIONS THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ON-SITE AND OFF-SITE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES (SMAS) SUPPORT AS NECESSARY TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS CONTAINED IN THIS STATEMENT OF WORK. ON-SITE IS REQUIRED PRIMARILY FOR THOSE SMA ACTIVITIES PERFORMED DIRECTLY ON CENTER SUPPORTING SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENTS BEING DEVELOPED IN-HOUSE, WHEREAS, OFF-SITE SMA SUPPORT IS REQUIRED FOR SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENT DEVELOPMENT BEING DEVELOPED BY INDUSTRY, UNIVERSITIES, OTHER NASA CENTERS AND INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS. IN GENERAL, ON-SITE SUPPORT REQUIRES MORE TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GREATER INSIGHT OVER DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. OFF-SITE SUPPORT GENERALLY REQUIRES LESS TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GENERAL OVER-SIGHT OF THE DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. INSIGHT AND SUPPORT IN OVERSIGHT ARE DEFINED AS FOLLOWS: - INSIGHT - INSTITUTIONAL OBSERVER OF TECHNICAL AND SAFETY ADEQUACY OF THE PRODUCT, EVALUATES COMPLIANCE WITH TECHNICAL AND SAFETY STANDARDS AND REQUIREMENTS. - OVERSIGHT MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS TO PERMIT IT TO DIRECT AND APPROVE ITS CONTRACTORS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL EVALUATE COMPLIANCE WITH MISSION PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH QUALIFIED PERSONNEL, MATERIALS, FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE NOTED, NECESSARY TO PROVIDE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES SUPPORT TO THE SMA DIRECTORATE.$1.5M
Sep 26, 2016National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationNASA JOHNSON SPACE CENTERNNJ13TA03B541712IGF::OT::IGF MULTI-PURPOSE CREW VEHICLE PROGRAM INTEGRATION CONTRACT (MPIC) THIS STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW) DESCRIBES THE FUNCTIONS TO BE PERFORMED BY THE CONTRACTOR IN ORDER TO PROVIDE SPACECRAFT COCKPIT RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT SERVICES TO THE ORION MULTI-PURPOSE CREW VEHICLE (MPCV) COCKPIT TEAM. THIS RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT EFFORT EXPLORES NEW HUMAN MACHINE INTERFACE TECHNOLOGIES TO BE INCLUDED IN THE COCKPIT OF THE MPCV, IN ORDER FOR THE CREW TO EFFICIENTLY AND EFFECTIVELY PERFORM MISSION OPERATIONS ON THIS NEW SPACE VEHICLE. FOR JSC ONSITE ACTIVITIES, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ADHERE TO THE JSC QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM. CONTRACT PERSONNEL WORKING ONSITE AT JSC WILL IMPLEMENT THEIR SAFETY AND HEALTH PROGRAM BY PARTICIPATING IN THE SAFETY AND HEALTH PROCESSES OF COGNIZANT NASA ORGANIZATIONS AS NEEDED TO PERFORM THEIR CONTRACTUAL TASKS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR DEFINING MPCV COCKPIT LAYOUT REQUIREMENTS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL DESIGN, DEVELOP, TEST, INTEGRATE, AND DELIVER MPCV PROTOTYPE COCKPIT SOFTWARE TO HELP DETERMINE THE COCKPIT HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE RESOURCES NEEDED, AS WELL AS THEIR LOCATION IN THE VEHICLE BASED ON THE TASK ORDER. THE PROTOTYPE SOFTWARE SHALL INCLUDE INTERFACES TO HARDWARE DEVICES CAPABLE OF SIMULATING VARIOUS COCKPIT CONTROL CONFIGURATIONS, INCLUDING ASCENT AND REENTRY RESTRAINED OPERATIONS AND ON-ORBIT PANEL OPERATIONS. TO HELP IDENTIFY COCKPIT HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE INTEGRATION NEEDS, THE CONTRACTOR MAY USE ASTRONAUT INTERVIEWS, PROJECT ENGINEER INTERVIEWS, SPACE VEHICLE INFORMATION, AIRCRAFT/SPACECRAFT COCKPIT TECHNOLOGY AND MPCV MISSION DATA. IN ORDER TO VALIDATE COCKPIT LAYOUT REQUIREMENTS, THE PROTOTYPE SOFTWARE SHALL INCLUDE DISPLAY NAVIGATION IN VARIOUS FLIGHT PHASES, CURSOR CONTROL MOVEMENT WITHIN DISPLAY FORMAT, VEHICLE COMMANDING FROM DISPLAY FORMAT, ATTITUDE CONTROL INPUTS FOR TRAJECTORY CONTROL, AND ELECTRONIC PROCEDURES NAVIGATION AND EXECUTION. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL LEVERAGE DISPLAY PROTOTYPING WORK FROM MPCV COCKPIT PHASES 1, 2 AND 3 AND INTEGRATE LESSONS LEARNED FROM X38/CRV HUMAN MACHINE INTERFACE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, AS WELL AS THE ADVANCED COCKPIT EVALUATION SYSTEM AND SENSOR FUSION PROJECT. TASKS UNDER THIS CONTRACT SHALL CONTINUE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT EFFORTS PERFORMED DURING MPCV COCKPIT PHASES 1, 2 AND 3. AS SPECIFIED BY TASK ORDER, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PREPARE AND SUBMIT PERIODIC MPCV COCKPIT PROTOTYPING STATUS REPORTS AND DELIVER PERIODIC UPDATES OF MPCV PROTOTYPE COCKPIT SOFTWARE AND THE APPLICABLE USER S MANUAL.$74K
Sep 16, 2016National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationNASA GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTERNNG12CR32C541712IGF::OT::IGF OTHER FUNCTIONS THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ON-SITE AND OFF-SITE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES (SMAS) SUPPORT AS NECESSARY TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS CONTAINED IN THIS STATEMENT OF WORK. ON-SITE IS REQUIRED PRIMARILY FOR THOSE SMA ACTIVITIES PERFORMED DIRECTLY ON CENTER SUPPORTING SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENTS BEING DEVELOPED IN-HOUSE, WHEREAS, OFF-SITE SMA SUPPORT IS REQUIRED FOR SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENT DEVELOPMENT BEING DEVELOPED BY INDUSTRY, UNIVERSITIES, OTHER NASA CENTERS AND INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS. IN GENERAL, ON-SITE SUPPORT REQUIRES MORE TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GREATER INSIGHT OVER DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. OFF-SITE SUPPORT GENERALLY REQUIRES LESS TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GENERAL OVER-SIGHT OF THE DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. INSIGHT AND SUPPORT IN OVERSIGHT ARE DEFINED AS FOLLOWS: - INSIGHT - INSTITUTIONAL OBSERVER OF TECHNICAL AND SAFETY ADEQUACY OF THE PRODUCT, EVALUATES COMPLIANCE WITH TECHNICAL AND SAFETY STANDARDS AND REQUIREMENTS. - OVERSIGHT MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS TO PERMIT IT TO DIRECT AND APPROVE ITS CONTRACTORS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL EVALUATE COMPLIANCE WITH MISSION PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH QUALIFIED PERSONNEL, MATERIALS, FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE NOTED, NECESSARY TO PROVIDE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES SUPPORT TO THE SMA DIRECTORATE.$2.7M
Aug 25, 2016National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationNASA JOHNSON SPACE CENTERNNJ13TA03B541712IGF::OT::IGF MULTI-PURPOSE CREW VEHICLE PROGRAM INTEGRATION CONTRACT (MPIC) THIS STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW) DESCRIBES THE FUNCTIONS TO BE PERFORMED BY THE CONTRACTOR IN ORDER TO PROVIDE SPACECRAFT COCKPIT RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT SERVICES TO THE ORION MULTI-PURPOSE CREW VEHICLE (MPCV) COCKPIT TEAM. THIS RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT EFFORT EXPLORES NEW HUMAN MACHINE INTERFACE TECHNOLOGIES TO BE INCLUDED IN THE COCKPIT OF THE MPCV, IN ORDER FOR THE CREW TO EFFICIENTLY AND EFFECTIVELY PERFORM MISSION OPERATIONS ON THIS NEW SPACE VEHICLE. FOR JSC ONSITE ACTIVITIES, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ADHERE TO THE JSC QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM. CONTRACT PERSONNEL WORKING ONSITE AT JSC WILL IMPLEMENT THEIR SAFETY AND HEALTH PROGRAM BY PARTICIPATING IN THE SAFETY AND HEALTH PROCESSES OF COGNIZANT NASA ORGANIZATIONS AS NEEDED TO PERFORM THEIR CONTRACTUAL TASKS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR DEFINING MPCV COCKPIT LAYOUT REQUIREMENTS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL DESIGN, DEVELOP, TEST, INTEGRATE, AND DELIVER MPCV PROTOTYPE COCKPIT SOFTWARE TO HELP DETERMINE THE COCKPIT HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE RESOURCES NEEDED, AS WELL AS THEIR LOCATION IN THE VEHICLE BASED ON THE TASK ORDER. THE PROTOTYPE SOFTWARE SHALL INCLUDE INTERFACES TO HARDWARE DEVICES CAPABLE OF SIMULATING VARIOUS COCKPIT CONTROL CONFIGURATIONS, INCLUDING ASCENT AND REENTRY RESTRAINED OPERATIONS AND ON-ORBIT PANEL OPERATIONS. TO HELP IDENTIFY COCKPIT HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE INTEGRATION NEEDS, THE CONTRACTOR MAY USE ASTRONAUT INTERVIEWS, PROJECT ENGINEER INTERVIEWS, SPACE VEHICLE INFORMATION, AIRCRAFT/SPACECRAFT COCKPIT TECHNOLOGY AND MPCV MISSION DATA. IN ORDER TO VALIDATE COCKPIT LAYOUT REQUIREMENTS, THE PROTOTYPE SOFTWARE SHALL INCLUDE DISPLAY NAVIGATION IN VARIOUS FLIGHT PHASES, CURSOR CONTROL MOVEMENT WITHIN DISPLAY FORMAT, VEHICLE COMMANDING FROM DISPLAY FORMAT, ATTITUDE CONTROL INPUTS FOR TRAJECTORY CONTROL, AND ELECTRONIC PROCEDURES NAVIGATION AND EXECUTION. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL LEVERAGE DISPLAY PROTOTYPING WORK FROM MPCV COCKPIT PHASES 1, 2 AND 3 AND INTEGRATE LESSONS LEARNED FROM X38/CRV HUMAN MACHINE INTERFACE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, AS WELL AS THE ADVANCED COCKPIT EVALUATION SYSTEM AND SENSOR FUSION PROJECT. TASKS UNDER THIS CONTRACT SHALL CONTINUE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT EFFORTS PERFORMED DURING MPCV COCKPIT PHASES 1, 2 AND 3. AS SPECIFIED BY TASK ORDER, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PREPARE AND SUBMIT PERIODIC MPCV COCKPIT PROTOTYPING STATUS REPORTS AND DELIVER PERIODIC UPDATES OF MPCV PROTOTYPE COCKPIT SOFTWARE AND THE APPLICABLE USER S MANUAL.$384K
Aug 19, 2016National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationNASA GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTERNNG12CR32C541712IGF::OT::IGF OTHER FUNCTIONS THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ON-SITE AND OFF-SITE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES (SMAS) SUPPORT AS NECESSARY TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS CONTAINED IN THIS STATEMENT OF WORK. ON-SITE IS REQUIRED PRIMARILY FOR THOSE SMA ACTIVITIES PERFORMED DIRECTLY ON CENTER SUPPORTING SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENTS BEING DEVELOPED IN-HOUSE, WHEREAS, OFF-SITE SMA SUPPORT IS REQUIRED FOR SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENT DEVELOPMENT BEING DEVELOPED BY INDUSTRY, UNIVERSITIES, OTHER NASA CENTERS AND INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS. IN GENERAL, ON-SITE SUPPORT REQUIRES MORE TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GREATER INSIGHT OVER DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. OFF-SITE SUPPORT GENERALLY REQUIRES LESS TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GENERAL OVER-SIGHT OF THE DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. INSIGHT AND SUPPORT IN OVERSIGHT ARE DEFINED AS FOLLOWS: - INSIGHT - INSTITUTIONAL OBSERVER OF TECHNICAL AND SAFETY ADEQUACY OF THE PRODUCT, EVALUATES COMPLIANCE WITH TECHNICAL AND SAFETY STANDARDS AND REQUIREMENTS. - OVERSIGHT MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS TO PERMIT IT TO DIRECT AND APPROVE ITS CONTRACTORS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL EVALUATE COMPLIANCE WITH MISSION PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH QUALIFIED PERSONNEL, MATERIALS, FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE NOTED, NECESSARY TO PROVIDE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES SUPPORT TO THE SMA DIRECTORATE.$3.3M
Aug 12, 2016National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationNASA JOHNSON SPACE CENTERNNJ13TA03B541712IGF::OT::IGF MULTI-PURPOSE CREW VEHICLE PROGRAM INTEGRATION CONTRACT (MPIC) THIS STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW) DESCRIBES THE FUNCTIONS TO BE PERFORMED BY THE CONTRACTOR IN ORDER TO PROVIDE SPACECRAFT COCKPIT RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT SERVICES TO THE ORION MULTI-PURPOSE CREW VEHICLE (MPCV) COCKPIT TEAM. THIS RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT EFFORT EXPLORES NEW HUMAN MACHINE INTERFACE TECHNOLOGIES TO BE INCLUDED IN THE COCKPIT OF THE MPCV, IN ORDER FOR THE CREW TO EFFICIENTLY AND EFFECTIVELY PERFORM MISSION OPERATIONS ON THIS NEW SPACE VEHICLE. FOR JSC ONSITE ACTIVITIES, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ADHERE TO THE JSC QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM. CONTRACT PERSONNEL WORKING ONSITE AT JSC WILL IMPLEMENT THEIR SAFETY AND HEALTH PROGRAM BY PARTICIPATING IN THE SAFETY AND HEALTH PROCESSES OF COGNIZANT NASA ORGANIZATIONS AS NEEDED TO PERFORM THEIR CONTRACTUAL TASKS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR DEFINING MPCV COCKPIT LAYOUT REQUIREMENTS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL DESIGN, DEVELOP, TEST, INTEGRATE, AND DELIVER MPCV PROTOTYPE COCKPIT SOFTWARE TO HELP DETERMINE THE COCKPIT HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE RESOURCES NEEDED, AS WELL AS THEIR LOCATION IN THE VEHICLE BASED ON THE TASK ORDER. THE PROTOTYPE SOFTWARE SHALL INCLUDE INTERFACES TO HARDWARE DEVICES CAPABLE OF SIMULATING VARIOUS COCKPIT CONTROL CONFIGURATIONS, INCLUDING ASCENT AND REENTRY RESTRAINED OPERATIONS AND ON-ORBIT PANEL OPERATIONS. TO HELP IDENTIFY COCKPIT HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE INTEGRATION NEEDS, THE CONTRACTOR MAY USE ASTRONAUT INTERVIEWS, PROJECT ENGINEER INTERVIEWS, SPACE VEHICLE INFORMATION, AIRCRAFT/SPACECRAFT COCKPIT TECHNOLOGY AND MPCV MISSION DATA. IN ORDER TO VALIDATE COCKPIT LAYOUT REQUIREMENTS, THE PROTOTYPE SOFTWARE SHALL INCLUDE DISPLAY NAVIGATION IN VARIOUS FLIGHT PHASES, CURSOR CONTROL MOVEMENT WITHIN DISPLAY FORMAT, VEHICLE COMMANDING FROM DISPLAY FORMAT, ATTITUDE CONTROL INPUTS FOR TRAJECTORY CONTROL, AND ELECTRONIC PROCEDURES NAVIGATION AND EXECUTION. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL LEVERAGE DISPLAY PROTOTYPING WORK FROM MPCV COCKPIT PHASES 1, 2 AND 3 AND INTEGRATE LESSONS LEARNED FROM X38/CRV HUMAN MACHINE INTERFACE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, AS WELL AS THE ADVANCED COCKPIT EVALUATION SYSTEM AND SENSOR FUSION PROJECT. TASKS UNDER THIS CONTRACT SHALL CONTINUE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT EFFORTS PERFORMED DURING MPCV COCKPIT PHASES 1, 2 AND 3. AS SPECIFIED BY TASK ORDER, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PREPARE AND SUBMIT PERIODIC MPCV COCKPIT PROTOTYPING STATUS REPORTS AND DELIVER PERIODIC UPDATES OF MPCV PROTOTYPE COCKPIT SOFTWARE AND THE APPLICABLE USER S MANUAL.$19K
Jul 18, 2016National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationNASA GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTERNNG12CR32C541712IGF::OT::IGF OTHER FUNCTIONS THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ON-SITE AND OFF-SITE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES (SMAS) SUPPORT AS NECESSARY TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS CONTAINED IN THIS STATEMENT OF WORK. ON-SITE IS REQUIRED PRIMARILY FOR THOSE SMA ACTIVITIES PERFORMED DIRECTLY ON CENTER SUPPORTING SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENTS BEING DEVELOPED IN-HOUSE, WHEREAS, OFF-SITE SMA SUPPORT IS REQUIRED FOR SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENT DEVELOPMENT BEING DEVELOPED BY INDUSTRY, UNIVERSITIES, OTHER NASA CENTERS AND INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS. IN GENERAL, ON-SITE SUPPORT REQUIRES MORE TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GREATER INSIGHT OVER DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. OFF-SITE SUPPORT GENERALLY REQUIRES LESS TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GENERAL OVER-SIGHT OF THE DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. INSIGHT AND SUPPORT IN OVERSIGHT ARE DEFINED AS FOLLOWS: - INSIGHT - INSTITUTIONAL OBSERVER OF TECHNICAL AND SAFETY ADEQUACY OF THE PRODUCT, EVALUATES COMPLIANCE WITH TECHNICAL AND SAFETY STANDARDS AND REQUIREMENTS. - OVERSIGHT MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS TO PERMIT IT TO DIRECT AND APPROVE ITS CONTRACTORS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL EVALUATE COMPLIANCE WITH MISSION PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH QUALIFIED PERSONNEL, MATERIALS, FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE NOTED, NECESSARY TO PROVIDE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES SUPPORT TO THE SMA DIRECTORATE.$1.6M
Jul 13, 2016National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationNASA JOHNSON SPACE CENTERNNJ13TA03B541712IGF::OT::IGF MULTI-PURPOSE CREW VEHICLE PROGRAM INTEGRATION CONTRACT (MPIC) THIS STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW) DESCRIBES THE FUNCTIONS TO BE PERFORMED BY THE CONTRACTOR IN ORDER TO PROVIDE SPACECRAFT COCKPIT RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT SERVICES TO THE ORION MULTI-PURPOSE CREW VEHICLE (MPCV) COCKPIT TEAM. THIS RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT EFFORT EXPLORES NEW HUMAN MACHINE INTERFACE TECHNOLOGIES TO BE INCLUDED IN THE COCKPIT OF THE MPCV, IN ORDER FOR THE CREW TO EFFICIENTLY AND EFFECTIVELY PERFORM MISSION OPERATIONS ON THIS NEW SPACE VEHICLE. FOR JSC ONSITE ACTIVITIES, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ADHERE TO THE JSC QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM. CONTRACT PERSONNEL WORKING ONSITE AT JSC WILL IMPLEMENT THEIR SAFETY AND HEALTH PROGRAM BY PARTICIPATING IN THE SAFETY AND HEALTH PROCESSES OF COGNIZANT NASA ORGANIZATIONS AS NEEDED TO PERFORM THEIR CONTRACTUAL TASKS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR DEFINING MPCV COCKPIT LAYOUT REQUIREMENTS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL DESIGN, DEVELOP, TEST, INTEGRATE, AND DELIVER MPCV PROTOTYPE COCKPIT SOFTWARE TO HELP DETERMINE THE COCKPIT HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE RESOURCES NEEDED, AS WELL AS THEIR LOCATION IN THE VEHICLE BASED ON THE TASK ORDER. THE PROTOTYPE SOFTWARE SHALL INCLUDE INTERFACES TO HARDWARE DEVICES CAPABLE OF SIMULATING VARIOUS COCKPIT CONTROL CONFIGURATIONS, INCLUDING ASCENT AND REENTRY RESTRAINED OPERATIONS AND ON-ORBIT PANEL OPERATIONS. TO HELP IDENTIFY COCKPIT HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE INTEGRATION NEEDS, THE CONTRACTOR MAY USE ASTRONAUT INTERVIEWS, PROJECT ENGINEER INTERVIEWS, SPACE VEHICLE INFORMATION, AIRCRAFT/SPACECRAFT COCKPIT TECHNOLOGY AND MPCV MISSION DATA. IN ORDER TO VALIDATE COCKPIT LAYOUT REQUIREMENTS, THE PROTOTYPE SOFTWARE SHALL INCLUDE DISPLAY NAVIGATION IN VARIOUS FLIGHT PHASES, CURSOR CONTROL MOVEMENT WITHIN DISPLAY FORMAT, VEHICLE COMMANDING FROM DISPLAY FORMAT, ATTITUDE CONTROL INPUTS FOR TRAJECTORY CONTROL, AND ELECTRONIC PROCEDURES NAVIGATION AND EXECUTION. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL LEVERAGE DISPLAY PROTOTYPING WORK FROM MPCV COCKPIT PHASES 1, 2 AND 3 AND INTEGRATE LESSONS LEARNED FROM X38/CRV HUMAN MACHINE INTERFACE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, AS WELL AS THE ADVANCED COCKPIT EVALUATION SYSTEM AND SENSOR FUSION PROJECT. TASKS UNDER THIS CONTRACT SHALL CONTINUE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT EFFORTS PERFORMED DURING MPCV COCKPIT PHASES 1, 2 AND 3. AS SPECIFIED BY TASK ORDER, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PREPARE AND SUBMIT PERIODIC MPCV COCKPIT PROTOTYPING STATUS REPORTS AND DELIVER PERIODIC UPDATES OF MPCV PROTOTYPE COCKPIT SOFTWARE AND THE APPLICABLE USER S MANUAL.$1.6M
Jun 16, 2016National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationNASA GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTERNNG12CR32C541712IGF::OT::IGF OTHER FUNCTIONS THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ON-SITE AND OFF-SITE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES (SMAS) SUPPORT AS NECESSARY TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS CONTAINED IN THIS STATEMENT OF WORK. ON-SITE IS REQUIRED PRIMARILY FOR THOSE SMA ACTIVITIES PERFORMED DIRECTLY ON CENTER SUPPORTING SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENTS BEING DEVELOPED IN-HOUSE, WHEREAS, OFF-SITE SMA SUPPORT IS REQUIRED FOR SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENT DEVELOPMENT BEING DEVELOPED BY INDUSTRY, UNIVERSITIES, OTHER NASA CENTERS AND INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS. IN GENERAL, ON-SITE SUPPORT REQUIRES MORE TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GREATER INSIGHT OVER DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. OFF-SITE SUPPORT GENERALLY REQUIRES LESS TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GENERAL OVER-SIGHT OF THE DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. INSIGHT AND SUPPORT IN OVERSIGHT ARE DEFINED AS FOLLOWS: - INSIGHT - INSTITUTIONAL OBSERVER OF TECHNICAL AND SAFETY ADEQUACY OF THE PRODUCT, EVALUATES COMPLIANCE WITH TECHNICAL AND SAFETY STANDARDS AND REQUIREMENTS. - OVERSIGHT MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS TO PERMIT IT TO DIRECT AND APPROVE ITS CONTRACTORS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL EVALUATE COMPLIANCE WITH MISSION PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH QUALIFIED PERSONNEL, MATERIALS, FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE NOTED, NECESSARY TO PROVIDE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES SUPPORT TO THE SMA DIRECTORATE.$3.8M
Jun 14, 2016National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationNASA JOHNSON SPACE CENTERNNJ13TA03B541712IGF::OT::IGF MULTI-PURPOSE CREW VEHICLE PROGRAM INTEGRATION CONTRACT (MPIC) THIS STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW) DESCRIBES THE FUNCTIONS TO BE PERFORMED BY THE CONTRACTOR IN ORDER TO PROVIDE SPACECRAFT COCKPIT RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT SERVICES TO THE ORION MULTI-PURPOSE CREW VEHICLE (MPCV) COCKPIT TEAM. THIS RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT EFFORT EXPLORES NEW HUMAN MACHINE INTERFACE TECHNOLOGIES TO BE INCLUDED IN THE COCKPIT OF THE MPCV, IN ORDER FOR THE CREW TO EFFICIENTLY AND EFFECTIVELY PERFORM MISSION OPERATIONS ON THIS NEW SPACE VEHICLE. FOR JSC ONSITE ACTIVITIES, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ADHERE TO THE JSC QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM. CONTRACT PERSONNEL WORKING ONSITE AT JSC WILL IMPLEMENT THEIR SAFETY AND HEALTH PROGRAM BY PARTICIPATING IN THE SAFETY AND HEALTH PROCESSES OF COGNIZANT NASA ORGANIZATIONS AS NEEDED TO PERFORM THEIR CONTRACTUAL TASKS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR DEFINING MPCV COCKPIT LAYOUT REQUIREMENTS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL DESIGN, DEVELOP, TEST, INTEGRATE, AND DELIVER MPCV PROTOTYPE COCKPIT SOFTWARE TO HELP DETERMINE THE COCKPIT HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE RESOURCES NEEDED, AS WELL AS THEIR LOCATION IN THE VEHICLE BASED ON THE TASK ORDER. THE PROTOTYPE SOFTWARE SHALL INCLUDE INTERFACES TO HARDWARE DEVICES CAPABLE OF SIMULATING VARIOUS COCKPIT CONTROL CONFIGURATIONS, INCLUDING ASCENT AND REENTRY RESTRAINED OPERATIONS AND ON-ORBIT PANEL OPERATIONS. TO HELP IDENTIFY COCKPIT HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE INTEGRATION NEEDS, THE CONTRACTOR MAY USE ASTRONAUT INTERVIEWS, PROJECT ENGINEER INTERVIEWS, SPACE VEHICLE INFORMATION, AIRCRAFT/SPACECRAFT COCKPIT TECHNOLOGY AND MPCV MISSION DATA. IN ORDER TO VALIDATE COCKPIT LAYOUT REQUIREMENTS, THE PROTOTYPE SOFTWARE SHALL INCLUDE DISPLAY NAVIGATION IN VARIOUS FLIGHT PHASES, CURSOR CONTROL MOVEMENT WITHIN DISPLAY FORMAT, VEHICLE COMMANDING FROM DISPLAY FORMAT, ATTITUDE CONTROL INPUTS FOR TRAJECTORY CONTROL, AND ELECTRONIC PROCEDURES NAVIGATION AND EXECUTION. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL LEVERAGE DISPLAY PROTOTYPING WORK FROM MPCV COCKPIT PHASES 1, 2 AND 3 AND INTEGRATE LESSONS LEARNED FROM X38/CRV HUMAN MACHINE INTERFACE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, AS WELL AS THE ADVANCED COCKPIT EVALUATION SYSTEM AND SENSOR FUSION PROJECT. TASKS UNDER THIS CONTRACT SHALL CONTINUE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT EFFORTS PERFORMED DURING MPCV COCKPIT PHASES 1, 2 AND 3. AS SPECIFIED BY TASK ORDER, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PREPARE AND SUBMIT PERIODIC MPCV COCKPIT PROTOTYPING STATUS REPORTS AND DELIVER PERIODIC UPDATES OF MPCV PROTOTYPE COCKPIT SOFTWARE AND THE APPLICABLE USER S MANUAL.$196K
May 23, 2016National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationNASA GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTERNNG12CR32C541712IGF::OT::IGF OTHER FUNCTIONS THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ON-SITE AND OFF-SITE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES (SMAS) SUPPORT AS NECESSARY TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS CONTAINED IN THIS STATEMENT OF WORK. ON-SITE IS REQUIRED PRIMARILY FOR THOSE SMA ACTIVITIES PERFORMED DIRECTLY ON CENTER SUPPORTING SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENTS BEING DEVELOPED IN-HOUSE, WHEREAS, OFF-SITE SMA SUPPORT IS REQUIRED FOR SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENT DEVELOPMENT BEING DEVELOPED BY INDUSTRY, UNIVERSITIES, OTHER NASA CENTERS AND INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS. IN GENERAL, ON-SITE SUPPORT REQUIRES MORE TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GREATER INSIGHT OVER DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. OFF-SITE SUPPORT GENERALLY REQUIRES LESS TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GENERAL OVER-SIGHT OF THE DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. INSIGHT AND SUPPORT IN OVERSIGHT ARE DEFINED AS FOLLOWS: - INSIGHT - INSTITUTIONAL OBSERVER OF TECHNICAL AND SAFETY ADEQUACY OF THE PRODUCT, EVALUATES COMPLIANCE WITH TECHNICAL AND SAFETY STANDARDS AND REQUIREMENTS. - OVERSIGHT MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS TO PERMIT IT TO DIRECT AND APPROVE ITS CONTRACTORS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL EVALUATE COMPLIANCE WITH MISSION PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH QUALIFIED PERSONNEL, MATERIALS, FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE NOTED, NECESSARY TO PROVIDE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES SUPPORT TO THE SMA DIRECTORATE.$1.8M
May 17, 2016National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationNASA JOHNSON SPACE CENTERNNJ13TA03B541712IGF::OT::IGF MULTI-PURPOSE CREW VEHICLE PROGRAM INTEGRATION CONTRACT (MPIC) THIS STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW) DESCRIBES THE FUNCTIONS TO BE PERFORMED BY THE CONTRACTOR IN ORDER TO PROVIDE SPACECRAFT COCKPIT RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT SERVICES TO THE ORION MULTI-PURPOSE CREW VEHICLE (MPCV) COCKPIT TEAM. THIS RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT EFFORT EXPLORES NEW HUMAN MACHINE INTERFACE TECHNOLOGIES TO BE INCLUDED IN THE COCKPIT OF THE MPCV, IN ORDER FOR THE CREW TO EFFICIENTLY AND EFFECTIVELY PERFORM MISSION OPERATIONS ON THIS NEW SPACE VEHICLE. FOR JSC ONSITE ACTIVITIES, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ADHERE TO THE JSC QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM. CONTRACT PERSONNEL WORKING ONSITE AT JSC WILL IMPLEMENT THEIR SAFETY AND HEALTH PROGRAM BY PARTICIPATING IN THE SAFETY AND HEALTH PROCESSES OF COGNIZANT NASA ORGANIZATIONS AS NEEDED TO PERFORM THEIR CONTRACTUAL TASKS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR DEFINING MPCV COCKPIT LAYOUT REQUIREMENTS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL DESIGN, DEVELOP, TEST, INTEGRATE, AND DELIVER MPCV PROTOTYPE COCKPIT SOFTWARE TO HELP DETERMINE THE COCKPIT HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE RESOURCES NEEDED, AS WELL AS THEIR LOCATION IN THE VEHICLE BASED ON THE TASK ORDER. THE PROTOTYPE SOFTWARE SHALL INCLUDE INTERFACES TO HARDWARE DEVICES CAPABLE OF SIMULATING VARIOUS COCKPIT CONTROL CONFIGURATIONS, INCLUDING ASCENT AND REENTRY RESTRAINED OPERATIONS AND ON-ORBIT PANEL OPERATIONS. TO HELP IDENTIFY COCKPIT HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE INTEGRATION NEEDS, THE CONTRACTOR MAY USE ASTRONAUT INTERVIEWS, PROJECT ENGINEER INTERVIEWS, SPACE VEHICLE INFORMATION, AIRCRAFT/SPACECRAFT COCKPIT TECHNOLOGY AND MPCV MISSION DATA. IN ORDER TO VALIDATE COCKPIT LAYOUT REQUIREMENTS, THE PROTOTYPE SOFTWARE SHALL INCLUDE DISPLAY NAVIGATION IN VARIOUS FLIGHT PHASES, CURSOR CONTROL MOVEMENT WITHIN DISPLAY FORMAT, VEHICLE COMMANDING FROM DISPLAY FORMAT, ATTITUDE CONTROL INPUTS FOR TRAJECTORY CONTROL, AND ELECTRONIC PROCEDURES NAVIGATION AND EXECUTION. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL LEVERAGE DISPLAY PROTOTYPING WORK FROM MPCV COCKPIT PHASES 1, 2 AND 3 AND INTEGRATE LESSONS LEARNED FROM X38/CRV HUMAN MACHINE INTERFACE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, AS WELL AS THE ADVANCED COCKPIT EVALUATION SYSTEM AND SENSOR FUSION PROJECT. TASKS UNDER THIS CONTRACT SHALL CONTINUE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT EFFORTS PERFORMED DURING MPCV COCKPIT PHASES 1, 2 AND 3. AS SPECIFIED BY TASK ORDER, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PREPARE AND SUBMIT PERIODIC MPCV COCKPIT PROTOTYPING STATUS REPORTS AND DELIVER PERIODIC UPDATES OF MPCV PROTOTYPE COCKPIT SOFTWARE AND THE APPLICABLE USER S MANUAL.$329K
Apr 20, 2016National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationNASA GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTERNNG12CR32C541712IGF::OT::IGF OTHER FUNCTIONS THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ON-SITE AND OFF-SITE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES (SMAS) SUPPORT AS NECESSARY TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS CONTAINED IN THIS STATEMENT OF WORK. ON-SITE IS REQUIRED PRIMARILY FOR THOSE SMA ACTIVITIES PERFORMED DIRECTLY ON CENTER SUPPORTING SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENTS BEING DEVELOPED IN-HOUSE, WHEREAS, OFF-SITE SMA SUPPORT IS REQUIRED FOR SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENT DEVELOPMENT BEING DEVELOPED BY INDUSTRY, UNIVERSITIES, OTHER NASA CENTERS AND INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS. IN GENERAL, ON-SITE SUPPORT REQUIRES MORE TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GREATER INSIGHT OVER DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. OFF-SITE SUPPORT GENERALLY REQUIRES LESS TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GENERAL OVER-SIGHT OF THE DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. INSIGHT AND SUPPORT IN OVERSIGHT ARE DEFINED AS FOLLOWS: - INSIGHT - INSTITUTIONAL OBSERVER OF TECHNICAL AND SAFETY ADEQUACY OF THE PRODUCT, EVALUATES COMPLIANCE WITH TECHNICAL AND SAFETY STANDARDS AND REQUIREMENTS. - OVERSIGHT MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS TO PERMIT IT TO DIRECT AND APPROVE ITS CONTRACTORS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL EVALUATE COMPLIANCE WITH MISSION PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH QUALIFIED PERSONNEL, MATERIALS, FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE NOTED, NECESSARY TO PROVIDE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES SUPPORT TO THE SMA DIRECTORATE.$616K
Apr 19, 2016National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationNASA GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTERNNG12CR32C541712IGF::OT::IGF OTHER FUNCTIONS THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ON-SITE AND OFF-SITE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES (SMAS) SUPPORT AS NECESSARY TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS CONTAINED IN THIS STATEMENT OF WORK. ON-SITE IS REQUIRED PRIMARILY FOR THOSE SMA ACTIVITIES PERFORMED DIRECTLY ON CENTER SUPPORTING SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENTS BEING DEVELOPED IN-HOUSE, WHEREAS, OFF-SITE SMA SUPPORT IS REQUIRED FOR SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENT DEVELOPMENT BEING DEVELOPED BY INDUSTRY, UNIVERSITIES, OTHER NASA CENTERS AND INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS. IN GENERAL, ON-SITE SUPPORT REQUIRES MORE TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GREATER INSIGHT OVER DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. OFF-SITE SUPPORT GENERALLY REQUIRES LESS TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GENERAL OVER-SIGHT OF THE DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. INSIGHT AND SUPPORT IN OVERSIGHT ARE DEFINED AS FOLLOWS: - INSIGHT - INSTITUTIONAL OBSERVER OF TECHNICAL AND SAFETY ADEQUACY OF THE PRODUCT, EVALUATES COMPLIANCE WITH TECHNICAL AND SAFETY STANDARDS AND REQUIREMENTS. - OVERSIGHT MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS TO PERMIT IT TO DIRECT AND APPROVE ITS CONTRACTORS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL EVALUATE COMPLIANCE WITH MISSION PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH QUALIFIED PERSONNEL, MATERIALS, FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE NOTED, NECESSARY TO PROVIDE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES SUPPORT TO THE SMA DIRECTORATE.$1.1M
Mar 21, 2016National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationGODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTERNNG12CR32C541712IGF::OT::IGF OTHER FUNCTIONS THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ON-SITE AND OFF-SITE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES (SMAS) SUPPORT AS NECESSARY TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS CONTAINED IN THIS STATEMENT OF WORK. ON-SITE IS REQUIRED PRIMARILY FOR THOSE SMA ACTIVITIES PERFORMED DIRECTLY ON CENTER SUPPORTING SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENTS BEING DEVELOPED IN-HOUSE, WHEREAS, OFF-SITE SMA SUPPORT IS REQUIRED FOR SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENT DEVELOPMENT BEING DEVELOPED BY INDUSTRY, UNIVERSITIES, OTHER NASA CENTERS AND INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS. IN GENERAL, ON-SITE SUPPORT REQUIRES MORE TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GREATER INSIGHT OVER DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. OFF-SITE SUPPORT GENERALLY REQUIRES LESS TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GENERAL OVER-SIGHT OF THE DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. INSIGHT AND SUPPORT IN OVERSIGHT ARE DEFINED AS FOLLOWS: - INSIGHT - INSTITUTIONAL OBSERVER OF TECHNICAL AND SAFETY ADEQUACY OF THE PRODUCT, EVALUATES COMPLIANCE WITH TECHNICAL AND SAFETY STANDARDS AND REQUIREMENTS. - OVERSIGHT MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS TO PERMIT IT TO DIRECT AND APPROVE ITS CONTRACTORS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL EVALUATE COMPLIANCE WITH MISSION PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH QUALIFIED PERSONNEL, MATERIALS, FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE NOTED, NECESSARY TO PROVIDE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES SUPPORT TO THE SMA DIRECTORATE.$550K
Mar 16, 2016National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationGODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTERNNG12CR32C541712IGF::OT::IGF OTHER FUNCTIONS THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ON-SITE AND OFF-SITE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES (SMAS) SUPPORT AS NECESSARY TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS CONTAINED IN THIS STATEMENT OF WORK. ON-SITE IS REQUIRED PRIMARILY FOR THOSE SMA ACTIVITIES PERFORMED DIRECTLY ON CENTER SUPPORTING SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENTS BEING DEVELOPED IN-HOUSE, WHEREAS, OFF-SITE SMA SUPPORT IS REQUIRED FOR SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENT DEVELOPMENT BEING DEVELOPED BY INDUSTRY, UNIVERSITIES, OTHER NASA CENTERS AND INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS. IN GENERAL, ON-SITE SUPPORT REQUIRES MORE TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GREATER INSIGHT OVER DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. OFF-SITE SUPPORT GENERALLY REQUIRES LESS TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GENERAL OVER-SIGHT OF THE DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. INSIGHT AND SUPPORT IN OVERSIGHT ARE DEFINED AS FOLLOWS: - INSIGHT - INSTITUTIONAL OBSERVER OF TECHNICAL AND SAFETY ADEQUACY OF THE PRODUCT, EVALUATES COMPLIANCE WITH TECHNICAL AND SAFETY STANDARDS AND REQUIREMENTS. - OVERSIGHT MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS TO PERMIT IT TO DIRECT AND APPROVE ITS CONTRACTORS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL EVALUATE COMPLIANCE WITH MISSION PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH QUALIFIED PERSONNEL, MATERIALS, FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE NOTED, NECESSARY TO PROVIDE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES SUPPORT TO THE SMA DIRECTORATE.$435K
Mar 8, 2016National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationGODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTERNNG12CR32C541712IGF::OT::IGF OTHER FUNCTIONS THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ON-SITE AND OFF-SITE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES (SMAS) SUPPORT AS NECESSARY TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS CONTAINED IN THIS STATEMENT OF WORK. ON-SITE IS REQUIRED PRIMARILY FOR THOSE SMA ACTIVITIES PERFORMED DIRECTLY ON CENTER SUPPORTING SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENTS BEING DEVELOPED IN-HOUSE, WHEREAS, OFF-SITE SMA SUPPORT IS REQUIRED FOR SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENT DEVELOPMENT BEING DEVELOPED BY INDUSTRY, UNIVERSITIES, OTHER NASA CENTERS AND INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS. IN GENERAL, ON-SITE SUPPORT REQUIRES MORE TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GREATER INSIGHT OVER DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. OFF-SITE SUPPORT GENERALLY REQUIRES LESS TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GENERAL OVER-SIGHT OF THE DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. INSIGHT AND SUPPORT IN OVERSIGHT ARE DEFINED AS FOLLOWS: - INSIGHT - INSTITUTIONAL OBSERVER OF TECHNICAL AND SAFETY ADEQUACY OF THE PRODUCT, EVALUATES COMPLIANCE WITH TECHNICAL AND SAFETY STANDARDS AND REQUIREMENTS. - OVERSIGHT MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS TO PERMIT IT TO DIRECT AND APPROVE ITS CONTRACTORS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL EVALUATE COMPLIANCE WITH MISSION PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH QUALIFIED PERSONNEL, MATERIALS, FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE NOTED, NECESSARY TO PROVIDE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES SUPPORT TO THE SMA DIRECTORATE.$3.1M
Feb 18, 2016National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationGODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTERNNG12CR32C541712IGF::OT::IGF OTHER FUNCTIONS THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ON-SITE AND OFF-SITE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES (SMAS) SUPPORT AS NECESSARY TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS CONTAINED IN THIS STATEMENT OF WORK. ON-SITE IS REQUIRED PRIMARILY FOR THOSE SMA ACTIVITIES PERFORMED DIRECTLY ON CENTER SUPPORTING SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENTS BEING DEVELOPED IN-HOUSE, WHEREAS, OFF-SITE SMA SUPPORT IS REQUIRED FOR SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENT DEVELOPMENT BEING DEVELOPED BY INDUSTRY, UNIVERSITIES, OTHER NASA CENTERS AND INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS. IN GENERAL, ON-SITE SUPPORT REQUIRES MORE TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GREATER INSIGHT OVER DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. OFF-SITE SUPPORT GENERALLY REQUIRES LESS TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GENERAL OVER-SIGHT OF THE DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. INSIGHT AND SUPPORT IN OVERSIGHT ARE DEFINED AS FOLLOWS: - INSIGHT - INSTITUTIONAL OBSERVER OF TECHNICAL AND SAFETY ADEQUACY OF THE PRODUCT, EVALUATES COMPLIANCE WITH TECHNICAL AND SAFETY STANDARDS AND REQUIREMENTS. - OVERSIGHT MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS TO PERMIT IT TO DIRECT AND APPROVE ITS CONTRACTORS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL EVALUATE COMPLIANCE WITH MISSION PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH QUALIFIED PERSONNEL, MATERIALS, FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE NOTED, NECESSARY TO PROVIDE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES SUPPORT TO THE SMA DIRECTORATE.$1.6M
Feb 17, 2016National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationJOHNSON SPACE CENTERNNJ13TA03B541712IGF::OT::IGF MULTI-PURPOSE CREW VEHICLE PROGRAM INTEGRATION CONTRACT (MPIC) THIS STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW) DESCRIBES THE FUNCTIONS TO BE PERFORMED BY THE CONTRACTOR IN ORDER TO PROVIDE SPACECRAFT COCKPIT RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT SERVICES TO THE ORION MULTI-PURPOSE CREW VEHICLE (MPCV) COCKPIT TEAM. THIS RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT EFFORT EXPLORES NEW HUMAN MACHINE INTERFACE TECHNOLOGIES TO BE INCLUDED IN THE COCKPIT OF THE MPCV, IN ORDER FOR THE CREW TO EFFICIENTLY AND EFFECTIVELY PERFORM MISSION OPERATIONS ON THIS NEW SPACE VEHICLE. FOR JSC ONSITE ACTIVITIES, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ADHERE TO THE JSC QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM. CONTRACT PERSONNEL WORKING ONSITE AT JSC WILL IMPLEMENT THEIR SAFETY AND HEALTH PROGRAM BY PARTICIPATING IN THE SAFETY AND HEALTH PROCESSES OF COGNIZANT NASA ORGANIZATIONS AS NEEDED TO PERFORM THEIR CONTRACTUAL TASKS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR DEFINING MPCV COCKPIT LAYOUT REQUIREMENTS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL DESIGN, DEVELOP, TEST, INTEGRATE, AND DELIVER MPCV PROTOTYPE COCKPIT SOFTWARE TO HELP DETERMINE THE COCKPIT HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE RESOURCES NEEDED, AS WELL AS THEIR LOCATION IN THE VEHICLE BASED ON THE TASK ORDER. THE PROTOTYPE SOFTWARE SHALL INCLUDE INTERFACES TO HARDWARE DEVICES CAPABLE OF SIMULATING VARIOUS COCKPIT CONTROL CONFIGURATIONS, INCLUDING ASCENT AND REENTRY RESTRAINED OPERATIONS AND ON-ORBIT PANEL OPERATIONS. TO HELP IDENTIFY COCKPIT HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE INTEGRATION NEEDS, THE CONTRACTOR MAY USE ASTRONAUT INTERVIEWS, PROJECT ENGINEER INTERVIEWS, SPACE VEHICLE INFORMATION, AIRCRAFT/SPACECRAFT COCKPIT TECHNOLOGY AND MPCV MISSION DATA. IN ORDER TO VALIDATE COCKPIT LAYOUT REQUIREMENTS, THE PROTOTYPE SOFTWARE SHALL INCLUDE DISPLAY NAVIGATION IN VARIOUS FLIGHT PHASES, CURSOR CONTROL MOVEMENT WITHIN DISPLAY FORMAT, VEHICLE COMMANDING FROM DISPLAY FORMAT, ATTITUDE CONTROL INPUTS FOR TRAJECTORY CONTROL, AND ELECTRONIC PROCEDURES NAVIGATION AND EXECUTION. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL LEVERAGE DISPLAY PROTOTYPING WORK FROM MPCV COCKPIT PHASES 1, 2 AND 3 AND INTEGRATE LESSONS LEARNED FROM X38/CRV HUMAN MACHINE INTERFACE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, AS WELL AS THE ADVANCED COCKPIT EVALUATION SYSTEM AND SENSOR FUSION PROJECT. TASKS UNDER THIS CONTRACT SHALL CONTINUE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT EFFORTS PERFORMED DURING MPCV COCKPIT PHASES 1, 2 AND 3. AS SPECIFIED BY TASK ORDER, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PREPARE AND SUBMIT PERIODIC MPCV COCKPIT PROTOTYPING STATUS REPORTS AND DELIVER PERIODIC UPDATES OF MPCV PROTOTYPE COCKPIT SOFTWARE AND THE APPLICABLE USER S MANUAL.$2.6M
Jan 19, 2016National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationGODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTERNNG12CR32C541712IGF::OT::IGF OTHER FUNCTIONS THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ON-SITE AND OFF-SITE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES (SMAS) SUPPORT AS NECESSARY TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS CONTAINED IN THIS STATEMENT OF WORK. ON-SITE IS REQUIRED PRIMARILY FOR THOSE SMA ACTIVITIES PERFORMED DIRECTLY ON CENTER SUPPORTING SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENTS BEING DEVELOPED IN-HOUSE, WHEREAS, OFF-SITE SMA SUPPORT IS REQUIRED FOR SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENT DEVELOPMENT BEING DEVELOPED BY INDUSTRY, UNIVERSITIES, OTHER NASA CENTERS AND INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS. IN GENERAL, ON-SITE SUPPORT REQUIRES MORE TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GREATER INSIGHT OVER DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. OFF-SITE SUPPORT GENERALLY REQUIRES LESS TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GENERAL OVER-SIGHT OF THE DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. INSIGHT AND SUPPORT IN OVERSIGHT ARE DEFINED AS FOLLOWS: - INSIGHT - INSTITUTIONAL OBSERVER OF TECHNICAL AND SAFETY ADEQUACY OF THE PRODUCT, EVALUATES COMPLIANCE WITH TECHNICAL AND SAFETY STANDARDS AND REQUIREMENTS. - OVERSIGHT MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS TO PERMIT IT TO DIRECT AND APPROVE ITS CONTRACTORS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL EVALUATE COMPLIANCE WITH MISSION PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH QUALIFIED PERSONNEL, MATERIALS, FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE NOTED, NECESSARY TO PROVIDE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES SUPPORT TO THE SMA DIRECTORATE.$583K
Jan 11, 2016National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationJOHNSON SPACE CENTERNNJ13TA03B541712IGF::OT::IGF MULTI-PURPOSE CREW VEHICLE PROGRAM INTEGRATION CONTRACT (MPIC) THIS STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW) DESCRIBES THE FUNCTIONS TO BE PERFORMED BY THE CONTRACTOR IN ORDER TO PROVIDE SPACECRAFT COCKPIT RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT SERVICES TO THE ORION MULTI-PURPOSE CREW VEHICLE (MPCV) COCKPIT TEAM. THIS RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT EFFORT EXPLORES NEW HUMAN MACHINE INTERFACE TECHNOLOGIES TO BE INCLUDED IN THE COCKPIT OF THE MPCV, IN ORDER FOR THE CREW TO EFFICIENTLY AND EFFECTIVELY PERFORM MISSION OPERATIONS ON THIS NEW SPACE VEHICLE. FOR JSC ONSITE ACTIVITIES, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ADHERE TO THE JSC QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM. CONTRACT PERSONNEL WORKING ONSITE AT JSC WILL IMPLEMENT THEIR SAFETY AND HEALTH PROGRAM BY PARTICIPATING IN THE SAFETY AND HEALTH PROCESSES OF COGNIZANT NASA ORGANIZATIONS AS NEEDED TO PERFORM THEIR CONTRACTUAL TASKS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR DEFINING MPCV COCKPIT LAYOUT REQUIREMENTS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL DESIGN, DEVELOP, TEST, INTEGRATE, AND DELIVER MPCV PROTOTYPE COCKPIT SOFTWARE TO HELP DETERMINE THE COCKPIT HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE RESOURCES NEEDED, AS WELL AS THEIR LOCATION IN THE VEHICLE BASED ON THE TASK ORDER. THE PROTOTYPE SOFTWARE SHALL INCLUDE INTERFACES TO HARDWARE DEVICES CAPABLE OF SIMULATING VARIOUS COCKPIT CONTROL CONFIGURATIONS, INCLUDING ASCENT AND REENTRY RESTRAINED OPERATIONS AND ON-ORBIT PANEL OPERATIONS. TO HELP IDENTIFY COCKPIT HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE INTEGRATION NEEDS, THE CONTRACTOR MAY USE ASTRONAUT INTERVIEWS, PROJECT ENGINEER INTERVIEWS, SPACE VEHICLE INFORMATION, AIRCRAFT/SPACECRAFT COCKPIT TECHNOLOGY AND MPCV MISSION DATA. IN ORDER TO VALIDATE COCKPIT LAYOUT REQUIREMENTS, THE PROTOTYPE SOFTWARE SHALL INCLUDE DISPLAY NAVIGATION IN VARIOUS FLIGHT PHASES, CURSOR CONTROL MOVEMENT WITHIN DISPLAY FORMAT, VEHICLE COMMANDING FROM DISPLAY FORMAT, ATTITUDE CONTROL INPUTS FOR TRAJECTORY CONTROL, AND ELECTRONIC PROCEDURES NAVIGATION AND EXECUTION. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL LEVERAGE DISPLAY PROTOTYPING WORK FROM MPCV COCKPIT PHASES 1, 2 AND 3 AND INTEGRATE LESSONS LEARNED FROM X38/CRV HUMAN MACHINE INTERFACE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, AS WELL AS THE ADVANCED COCKPIT EVALUATION SYSTEM AND SENSOR FUSION PROJECT. TASKS UNDER THIS CONTRACT SHALL CONTINUE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT EFFORTS PERFORMED DURING MPCV COCKPIT PHASES 1, 2 AND 3. AS SPECIFIED BY TASK ORDER, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PREPARE AND SUBMIT PERIODIC MPCV COCKPIT PROTOTYPING STATUS REPORTS AND DELIVER PERIODIC UPDATES OF MPCV PROTOTYPE COCKPIT SOFTWARE AND THE APPLICABLE USER S MANUAL.$1.5M
Dec 29, 2015National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationGODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTERNNG12CR32C541712IGF::OT::IGF OTHER FUNCTIONS THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ON-SITE AND OFF-SITE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES (SMAS) SUPPORT AS NECESSARY TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS CONTAINED IN THIS STATEMENT OF WORK. ON-SITE IS REQUIRED PRIMARILY FOR THOSE SMA ACTIVITIES PERFORMED DIRECTLY ON CENTER SUPPORTING SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENTS BEING DEVELOPED IN-HOUSE, WHEREAS, OFF-SITE SMA SUPPORT IS REQUIRED FOR SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENT DEVELOPMENT BEING DEVELOPED BY INDUSTRY, UNIVERSITIES, OTHER NASA CENTERS AND INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS. IN GENERAL, ON-SITE SUPPORT REQUIRES MORE TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GREATER INSIGHT OVER DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. OFF-SITE SUPPORT GENERALLY REQUIRES LESS TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GENERAL OVER-SIGHT OF THE DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. INSIGHT AND SUPPORT IN OVERSIGHT ARE DEFINED AS FOLLOWS: - INSIGHT - INSTITUTIONAL OBSERVER OF TECHNICAL AND SAFETY ADEQUACY OF THE PRODUCT, EVALUATES COMPLIANCE WITH TECHNICAL AND SAFETY STANDARDS AND REQUIREMENTS. - OVERSIGHT MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS TO PERMIT IT TO DIRECT AND APPROVE ITS CONTRACTORS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL EVALUATE COMPLIANCE WITH MISSION PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH QUALIFIED PERSONNEL, MATERIALS, FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE NOTED, NECESSARY TO PROVIDE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES SUPPORT TO THE SMA DIRECTORATE.$895K
Dec 18, 2015National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationGODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTERNNG12CR32C541712IGF::OT::IGF OTHER FUNCTIONS THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ON-SITE AND OFF-SITE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES (SMAS) SUPPORT AS NECESSARY TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS CONTAINED IN THIS STATEMENT OF WORK. ON-SITE IS REQUIRED PRIMARILY FOR THOSE SMA ACTIVITIES PERFORMED DIRECTLY ON CENTER SUPPORTING SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENTS BEING DEVELOPED IN-HOUSE, WHEREAS, OFF-SITE SMA SUPPORT IS REQUIRED FOR SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENT DEVELOPMENT BEING DEVELOPED BY INDUSTRY, UNIVERSITIES, OTHER NASA CENTERS AND INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS. IN GENERAL, ON-SITE SUPPORT REQUIRES MORE TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GREATER INSIGHT OVER DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. OFF-SITE SUPPORT GENERALLY REQUIRES LESS TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GENERAL OVER-SIGHT OF THE DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. INSIGHT AND SUPPORT IN OVERSIGHT ARE DEFINED AS FOLLOWS: - INSIGHT - INSTITUTIONAL OBSERVER OF TECHNICAL AND SAFETY ADEQUACY OF THE PRODUCT, EVALUATES COMPLIANCE WITH TECHNICAL AND SAFETY STANDARDS AND REQUIREMENTS. - OVERSIGHT MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS TO PERMIT IT TO DIRECT AND APPROVE ITS CONTRACTORS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL EVALUATE COMPLIANCE WITH MISSION PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH QUALIFIED PERSONNEL, MATERIALS, FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE NOTED, NECESSARY TO PROVIDE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES SUPPORT TO THE SMA DIRECTORATE.$2.2M
Dec 15, 2015National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationJOHNSON SPACE CENTERNNJ13TA03B541712IGF::OT::IGF MULTI-PURPOSE CREW VEHICLE PROGRAM INTEGRATION CONTRACT (MPIC) THIS STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW) DESCRIBES THE FUNCTIONS TO BE PERFORMED BY THE CONTRACTOR IN ORDER TO PROVIDE SPACECRAFT COCKPIT RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT SERVICES TO THE ORION MULTI-PURPOSE CREW VEHICLE (MPCV) COCKPIT TEAM. THIS RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT EFFORT EXPLORES NEW HUMAN MACHINE INTERFACE TECHNOLOGIES TO BE INCLUDED IN THE COCKPIT OF THE MPCV, IN ORDER FOR THE CREW TO EFFICIENTLY AND EFFECTIVELY PERFORM MISSION OPERATIONS ON THIS NEW SPACE VEHICLE. FOR JSC ONSITE ACTIVITIES, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ADHERE TO THE JSC QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM. CONTRACT PERSONNEL WORKING ONSITE AT JSC WILL IMPLEMENT THEIR SAFETY AND HEALTH PROGRAM BY PARTICIPATING IN THE SAFETY AND HEALTH PROCESSES OF COGNIZANT NASA ORGANIZATIONS AS NEEDED TO PERFORM THEIR CONTRACTUAL TASKS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR DEFINING MPCV COCKPIT LAYOUT REQUIREMENTS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL DESIGN, DEVELOP, TEST, INTEGRATE, AND DELIVER MPCV PROTOTYPE COCKPIT SOFTWARE TO HELP DETERMINE THE COCKPIT HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE RESOURCES NEEDED, AS WELL AS THEIR LOCATION IN THE VEHICLE BASED ON THE TASK ORDER. THE PROTOTYPE SOFTWARE SHALL INCLUDE INTERFACES TO HARDWARE DEVICES CAPABLE OF SIMULATING VARIOUS COCKPIT CONTROL CONFIGURATIONS, INCLUDING ASCENT AND REENTRY RESTRAINED OPERATIONS AND ON-ORBIT PANEL OPERATIONS. TO HELP IDENTIFY COCKPIT HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE INTEGRATION NEEDS, THE CONTRACTOR MAY USE ASTRONAUT INTERVIEWS, PROJECT ENGINEER INTERVIEWS, SPACE VEHICLE INFORMATION, AIRCRAFT/SPACECRAFT COCKPIT TECHNOLOGY AND MPCV MISSION DATA. IN ORDER TO VALIDATE COCKPIT LAYOUT REQUIREMENTS, THE PROTOTYPE SOFTWARE SHALL INCLUDE DISPLAY NAVIGATION IN VARIOUS FLIGHT PHASES, CURSOR CONTROL MOVEMENT WITHIN DISPLAY FORMAT, VEHICLE COMMANDING FROM DISPLAY FORMAT, ATTITUDE CONTROL INPUTS FOR TRAJECTORY CONTROL, AND ELECTRONIC PROCEDURES NAVIGATION AND EXECUTION. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL LEVERAGE DISPLAY PROTOTYPING WORK FROM MPCV COCKPIT PHASES 1, 2 AND 3 AND INTEGRATE LESSONS LEARNED FROM X38/CRV HUMAN MACHINE INTERFACE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, AS WELL AS THE ADVANCED COCKPIT EVALUATION SYSTEM AND SENSOR FUSION PROJECT. TASKS UNDER THIS CONTRACT SHALL CONTINUE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT EFFORTS PERFORMED DURING MPCV COCKPIT PHASES 1, 2 AND 3. AS SPECIFIED BY TASK ORDER, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PREPARE AND SUBMIT PERIODIC MPCV COCKPIT PROTOTYPING STATUS REPORTS AND DELIVER PERIODIC UPDATES OF MPCV PROTOTYPE COCKPIT SOFTWARE AND THE APPLICABLE USER S MANUAL.$301K
Dec 10, 2015National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationGODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTERNNG12CR32C541712IGF::OT::IGF OTHER FUNCTIONS THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ON-SITE AND OFF-SITE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES (SMAS) SUPPORT AS NECESSARY TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS CONTAINED IN THIS STATEMENT OF WORK. ON-SITE IS REQUIRED PRIMARILY FOR THOSE SMA ACTIVITIES PERFORMED DIRECTLY ON CENTER SUPPORTING SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENTS BEING DEVELOPED IN-HOUSE, WHEREAS, OFF-SITE SMA SUPPORT IS REQUIRED FOR SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENT DEVELOPMENT BEING DEVELOPED BY INDUSTRY, UNIVERSITIES, OTHER NASA CENTERS AND INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS. IN GENERAL, ON-SITE SUPPORT REQUIRES MORE TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GREATER INSIGHT OVER DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. OFF-SITE SUPPORT GENERALLY REQUIRES LESS TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GENERAL OVER-SIGHT OF THE DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. INSIGHT AND SUPPORT IN OVERSIGHT ARE DEFINED AS FOLLOWS: - INSIGHT - INSTITUTIONAL OBSERVER OF TECHNICAL AND SAFETY ADEQUACY OF THE PRODUCT, EVALUATES COMPLIANCE WITH TECHNICAL AND SAFETY STANDARDS AND REQUIREMENTS. - OVERSIGHT MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS TO PERMIT IT TO DIRECT AND APPROVE ITS CONTRACTORS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL EVALUATE COMPLIANCE WITH MISSION PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH QUALIFIED PERSONNEL, MATERIALS, FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE NOTED, NECESSARY TO PROVIDE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES SUPPORT TO THE SMA DIRECTORATE.$1.1M
Nov 19, 2015National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationGODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTERNNG12CR32C541712IGF::OT::IGF OTHER FUNCTIONS THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ON-SITE AND OFF-SITE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES (SMAS) SUPPORT AS NECESSARY TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS CONTAINED IN THIS STATEMENT OF WORK. ON-SITE IS REQUIRED PRIMARILY FOR THOSE SMA ACTIVITIES PERFORMED DIRECTLY ON CENTER SUPPORTING SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENTS BEING DEVELOPED IN-HOUSE, WHEREAS, OFF-SITE SMA SUPPORT IS REQUIRED FOR SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENT DEVELOPMENT BEING DEVELOPED BY INDUSTRY, UNIVERSITIES, OTHER NASA CENTERS AND INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS. IN GENERAL, ON-SITE SUPPORT REQUIRES MORE TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GREATER INSIGHT OVER DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. OFF-SITE SUPPORT GENERALLY REQUIRES LESS TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GENERAL OVER-SIGHT OF THE DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. INSIGHT AND SUPPORT IN OVERSIGHT ARE DEFINED AS FOLLOWS: - INSIGHT - INSTITUTIONAL OBSERVER OF TECHNICAL AND SAFETY ADEQUACY OF THE PRODUCT, EVALUATES COMPLIANCE WITH TECHNICAL AND SAFETY STANDARDS AND REQUIREMENTS. - OVERSIGHT MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS TO PERMIT IT TO DIRECT AND APPROVE ITS CONTRACTORS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL EVALUATE COMPLIANCE WITH MISSION PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH QUALIFIED PERSONNEL, MATERIALS, FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE NOTED, NECESSARY TO PROVIDE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES SUPPORT TO THE SMA DIRECTORATE.$25K
Nov 19, 2015National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationGODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTERNNG12CR32C541712IGF::OT::IGF OTHER FUNCTIONS THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ON-SITE AND OFF-SITE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES (SMAS) SUPPORT AS NECESSARY TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS CONTAINED IN THIS STATEMENT OF WORK. ON-SITE IS REQUIRED PRIMARILY FOR THOSE SMA ACTIVITIES PERFORMED DIRECTLY ON CENTER SUPPORTING SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENTS BEING DEVELOPED IN-HOUSE, WHEREAS, OFF-SITE SMA SUPPORT IS REQUIRED FOR SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENT DEVELOPMENT BEING DEVELOPED BY INDUSTRY, UNIVERSITIES, OTHER NASA CENTERS AND INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS. IN GENERAL, ON-SITE SUPPORT REQUIRES MORE TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GREATER INSIGHT OVER DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. OFF-SITE SUPPORT GENERALLY REQUIRES LESS TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GENERAL OVER-SIGHT OF THE DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. INSIGHT AND SUPPORT IN OVERSIGHT ARE DEFINED AS FOLLOWS: - INSIGHT - INSTITUTIONAL OBSERVER OF TECHNICAL AND SAFETY ADEQUACY OF THE PRODUCT, EVALUATES COMPLIANCE WITH TECHNICAL AND SAFETY STANDARDS AND REQUIREMENTS. - OVERSIGHT MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS TO PERMIT IT TO DIRECT AND APPROVE ITS CONTRACTORS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL EVALUATE COMPLIANCE WITH MISSION PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH QUALIFIED PERSONNEL, MATERIALS, FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE NOTED, NECESSARY TO PROVIDE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES SUPPORT TO THE SMA DIRECTORATE.$1.1M
Nov 18, 2015National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationJOHNSON SPACE CENTERNNJ13TA03B541712IGF::OT::IGF MULTI-PURPOSE CREW VEHICLE PROGRAM INTEGRATION CONTRACT (MPIC) THIS STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW) DESCRIBES THE FUNCTIONS TO BE PERFORMED BY THE CONTRACTOR IN ORDER TO PROVIDE SPACECRAFT COCKPIT RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT SERVICES TO THE ORION MULTI-PURPOSE CREW VEHICLE (MPCV) COCKPIT TEAM. THIS RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT EFFORT EXPLORES NEW HUMAN MACHINE INTERFACE TECHNOLOGIES TO BE INCLUDED IN THE COCKPIT OF THE MPCV, IN ORDER FOR THE CREW TO EFFICIENTLY AND EFFECTIVELY PERFORM MISSION OPERATIONS ON THIS NEW SPACE VEHICLE. FOR JSC ONSITE ACTIVITIES, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ADHERE TO THE JSC QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM. CONTRACT PERSONNEL WORKING ONSITE AT JSC WILL IMPLEMENT THEIR SAFETY AND HEALTH PROGRAM BY PARTICIPATING IN THE SAFETY AND HEALTH PROCESSES OF COGNIZANT NASA ORGANIZATIONS AS NEEDED TO PERFORM THEIR CONTRACTUAL TASKS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR DEFINING MPCV COCKPIT LAYOUT REQUIREMENTS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL DESIGN, DEVELOP, TEST, INTEGRATE, AND DELIVER MPCV PROTOTYPE COCKPIT SOFTWARE TO HELP DETERMINE THE COCKPIT HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE RESOURCES NEEDED, AS WELL AS THEIR LOCATION IN THE VEHICLE BASED ON THE TASK ORDER. THE PROTOTYPE SOFTWARE SHALL INCLUDE INTERFACES TO HARDWARE DEVICES CAPABLE OF SIMULATING VARIOUS COCKPIT CONTROL CONFIGURATIONS, INCLUDING ASCENT AND REENTRY RESTRAINED OPERATIONS AND ON-ORBIT PANEL OPERATIONS. TO HELP IDENTIFY COCKPIT HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE INTEGRATION NEEDS, THE CONTRACTOR MAY USE ASTRONAUT INTERVIEWS, PROJECT ENGINEER INTERVIEWS, SPACE VEHICLE INFORMATION, AIRCRAFT/SPACECRAFT COCKPIT TECHNOLOGY AND MPCV MISSION DATA. IN ORDER TO VALIDATE COCKPIT LAYOUT REQUIREMENTS, THE PROTOTYPE SOFTWARE SHALL INCLUDE DISPLAY NAVIGATION IN VARIOUS FLIGHT PHASES, CURSOR CONTROL MOVEMENT WITHIN DISPLAY FORMAT, VEHICLE COMMANDING FROM DISPLAY FORMAT, ATTITUDE CONTROL INPUTS FOR TRAJECTORY CONTROL, AND ELECTRONIC PROCEDURES NAVIGATION AND EXECUTION. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL LEVERAGE DISPLAY PROTOTYPING WORK FROM MPCV COCKPIT PHASES 1, 2 AND 3 AND INTEGRATE LESSONS LEARNED FROM X38/CRV HUMAN MACHINE INTERFACE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, AS WELL AS THE ADVANCED COCKPIT EVALUATION SYSTEM AND SENSOR FUSION PROJECT. TASKS UNDER THIS CONTRACT SHALL CONTINUE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT EFFORTS PERFORMED DURING MPCV COCKPIT PHASES 1, 2 AND 3. AS SPECIFIED BY TASK ORDER, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PREPARE AND SUBMIT PERIODIC MPCV COCKPIT PROTOTYPING STATUS REPORTS AND DELIVER PERIODIC UPDATES OF MPCV PROTOTYPE COCKPIT SOFTWARE AND THE APPLICABLE USER S MANUAL.$470K
Oct 19, 2015National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationGODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTERNNG12CR32C541712IGF::OT::IGF OTHER FUNCTIONS THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ON-SITE AND OFF-SITE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES (SMAS) SUPPORT AS NECESSARY TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS CONTAINED IN THIS STATEMENT OF WORK. ON-SITE IS REQUIRED PRIMARILY FOR THOSE SMA ACTIVITIES PERFORMED DIRECTLY ON CENTER SUPPORTING SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENTS BEING DEVELOPED IN-HOUSE, WHEREAS, OFF-SITE SMA SUPPORT IS REQUIRED FOR SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENT DEVELOPMENT BEING DEVELOPED BY INDUSTRY, UNIVERSITIES, OTHER NASA CENTERS AND INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS. IN GENERAL, ON-SITE SUPPORT REQUIRES MORE TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GREATER INSIGHT OVER DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. OFF-SITE SUPPORT GENERALLY REQUIRES LESS TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROVIDING GENERAL OVER-SIGHT OF THE DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS. INSIGHT AND SUPPORT IN OVERSIGHT ARE DEFINED AS FOLLOWS: - INSIGHT - INSTITUTIONAL OBSERVER OF TECHNICAL AND SAFETY ADEQUACY OF THE PRODUCT, EVALUATES COMPLIANCE WITH TECHNICAL AND SAFETY STANDARDS AND REQUIREMENTS. - OVERSIGHT MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS TO PERMIT IT TO DIRECT AND APPROVE ITS CONTRACTORS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL EVALUATE COMPLIANCE WITH MISSION PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO NASA CIVIL SERVANTS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH QUALIFIED PERSONNEL, MATERIALS, FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE NOTED, NECESSARY TO PROVIDE SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE SERVICES SUPPORT TO THE SMA DIRECTORATE.$1.0M

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