Fabrication Tenders

Details: **update 12/23/24 - The Purpose Of This Amendment Is To Inform Industry That The Entire Etis Iv Elibrary Corresponding Documents Have Been Moved To A Separate Posting Titled: Environmental Test And Integration Services (etis) Iv Elibrary.** **update 6/18/24 - The Etis Iv Elibrary Corresponding Documents Have Been Posted Under Attachments/links.** nasa/gsfc Plans To Issue A Request For Proposal (rfp) For A Follow-on Contract, Environmental Test And Integration Services (etis) Iv, To Provide Support To The Nasa/gsfc Engineering And Technology Directorate (etd). the Principal Purpose Of This Contract Is To Acquire Environmental Test And Integration Engineering And Related Services For Etd’s Mechanical Systems Division And Related Organizations Throughout Gsfc, As Required, For The Formulation, Design, Development, Fabrication, Integration, Testing, Verification, And Operations Of Space Flight And Ground System Hardware And Software, Including Development And Validation Of New Technologies To Enable Future Space And Science Missions. The Environmental Test And Integration Engineering Areas Of Emphasis Are Multidisciplinary With Concentrations In The Areas Of Structural Loads Analysis And Engineering Design, Thermal, Contamination And Coatings, Manufacturing Optics And Recertification. the Place Of Performance For Etis Iv Will Be At Nasa/gsfc. it Is Anticipated That The Subject Contract Will Be A Cost-plus-award-fee (cpaf), Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (idiq) Single-award Contract With A Five-year Ordering Period, With A Potential Additional 6 Months Per Far Clause 52.217-8, Option To Extend Services. the Government Anticipates A Release Of The Draft Request For Proposal (drfp) In May 2024. This Will Be An Opportunity For Potential Offerors To Provide Questions, Comments Or Any Concerns Regarding The Drfp And Attachments Which Includes The Sow. Further, Potential Offerors Will Be Instructed To Submit Their Organization Conflict Of Interest (oci) Mitigation Strategies After Drfp Release In Order For Nasa To Review Them And Provide Responses To Each Potential Offeror Prior To The Final Rfp Release. No Proposal/offer Is To Be Submitted During This Posting. the Government Does Not Intend To Acquire A Commercial Item Using Far Part 12. this Procurement Will Be A Full And Open Competition. The Anticipated Small Business Goals For This Procurement Are As Follows: Total Small Business Goals 30%; Small Disadvantaged Business Concerns (sdb) 5.0%; Women Owned Small Business Concerns (wosb) 5.0%; Historically Black Colleges & Universities 0.5%; Hubzone Small Business Concerns 2.0%; Veteran-owned Small Business Concerns (vosb) 3.5%; Service-disabled Veteran-owned Small Business Concern 3.0%. the Naics Code And Size Standard Are 541330 And $22.5m, Respectively. the Anticipated Release Date Of Rfp Is On Or About Late June 2024, With Proposals Being Due Approximately 30 Calendar Days Later. Contractor Must Have A “secret” Level Facilities Clearance At Time Of Proposal Submission. all Responsible Sources May Submit An Offer Which Shall Be Considered By The Agency. nasa Clause 1852.215-84, Ombudsman, Is Applicable. The Center Ombudsman For This Acquisition Can Be Found At : Https://www.hq.nasa.gov/office/procurement/regs/procurement-ombuds-comp-advocate-listing.pdf it Is The Offeror's Responsibility To Monitor This Website For The Release Of The Solicitation And Amendments (if Any). Potential Offerors Will Be Responsible For Downloading Their Own Copy Of The Solicitation And Amendments (if Any). prospective Offerors Are Encouraged To Notify This Office Of Their Intent To Submit An Offer. All Contractual And Technical Questions Must Be Submitted Electronically Via Email To Eboni Washington At Eboni.n.washington@nasa.gov Not Later Than 4:00pm Eastern Time, May 3, 2024. Telephone Questions Will Not Be Accepted.

Details: Nasa’s Technology Transfer Program Solicits Inquiries From Companies Interested In Obtaining License Rights To Commercialize, Manufacture And Market The Following Technology. License Rights May Be Issued On An Exclusive Or Nonexclusive Basis And May Include Specific Fields Of Use.nasa Provides No Funding In Conjunction With These Potential Licenses. the Technology: the Use Of Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymer Composites For Structural Components In Aircraft, Automotive And Other Applications Has Grown Rapidly And Is In Extensive Use Today. A Prime Example Is The Boeing 787 Dreamliner Of Which The Entire Fuselage And Wings Are Constructed From Crfp's. Consequently, As A Quality Control Measure, Means To Monitor The Cure Rate Of The Resins As Well As Means To Detect Defects Has Become Critically Important. Inventors At Nasa Langley Have Developed And Demonstrated A System Using Fiber Optic Sensors To Measure Guided Waves That Propagate In A Part As A Cure Monitoring System. Life-cycle Monitoring Is Now Possible Because Of Optical Fiber Embedded In Composite During Cure. this System Connects The Properties Of The Guided Waves To The Phase Changes Of A Composite Part. The System Measures Temperature, Strain, And Guided Waves During Cure Almost Simultaneously. During Life-cycle Monitoring, It Is Feasible To Use Embedded Fiber Optic Sensors For Both Load Monitoring Because Of The Ability To Measure Strain And Damage Detection Because Of The Ability To Record Ultrasonic Guided Waves. The Guided Wave System Is Incorporated Directly Into Standard Curing Equipment And Technique. It Has Also Been Tested And Works With Flat Panels As Well As Complex Structures. The Technology Would Be Valuable To Manufacturers Of Aircraft Parts (fuselage, Wing And Other Sections), Marine Hull Sections, High Speed Rail Sections, Automotive Parts And Perhaps Even Building Parts. One Major Application That Exists Presently, Is The Fabrication Of Fuselage And Wing Sections For Aircraft Where Carbon Fiber Composite Sections Are Used Such As Boeing's 787 Dreamliner. to Express Interest In This Opportunity, Please Submit A License Application Through Nasa’s Automated Technology Licensing Application System (atlas) By Visitinghttps://technology.nasa.gov/patent/lar-tops-303 if You Have Any Questions, Please E-mail Nasa’s Technology Transfer Program Atagency-patent-licensing@mail.nasa.govwith The Title Of This Technology Transfer Opportunity As Listed In This Sam.gov Notice And Your Preferred Contact Information. For More Information About Licensing Other Nasa-developed Technologies, Please Visit The Nasa Technology Transfer Portal Athttps://technology.nasa.gov/ these Responses Are Provided To Members Of Nasa’s Technology Transfer Program For The Purpose Of Promoting Public Awareness Of Nasa-developed Technology Products, And Conducting Preliminary Market Research To Determine Public Interest In And Potential For Future Licensing Opportunities.no Follow-on Procurement Is Expected To Result From Responses To This Notice.

Details: Nasa’s Technology Transfer Program Solicits Inquiries From Companies Interested In Obtaining License Rights To Commercialize, Manufacture And Market The Following Technology. License Rights May Be Issued On An Exclusive Or Nonexclusive Basis And May Include Specific Fields Of Use.nasa Provides No Funding In Conjunction With These Potential Licenses. the Technology: nasa Langley Research Center Has Developed A Novel Polymer Material That Can Be Utilized As A Real-time Structural Health Monitoring Sensor. The Material Is Electroactive And Generates A Signal In Response To A Mechanical Force. The Material Is Also Highly Elastic, Which Allows For A Large Range Of Measurable Strain Levels, And Is Highly Durable. the Material Is Manufactured Into Micro- And/or Nanofibers From Polyvinylidene Fluoride, Or Pvdf, A Thermoplastic Fluoropolymer That Is Highly Piezoelectric When Poled. The Material Can Either Be Spun Directly Onto Composite Panels Or Can Be Embedded Within The Material. Defect Detection Is Captured As The Result Of The Piezoelectric Pvdf Fibers Acting Similarly To Wires. The Fabrication Method Of The Electroactive Material Is Based On A Previous Nasa Langley Invention Of An Apparatus That Is Used To Electrospin Highly Aligned Polymer Fiber Material. A Description Of The Fabrication Method Can Be Found In The Technology Opportunity Announcement Titled Highly Electrospun Fibers And Mats, Which Is Available On Nasa Langley Technology Gateway. to Express Interest In This Opportunity, Please Submit A License Application Through Nasa’s Automated Technology Licensing Application System (atlas) By Visitinghttps://technology.nasa.gov/patent/lar-tops-195 if You Have Any Questions, Please E-mail Nasa’s Technology Transfer Program Atagency-patent-licensing@mail.nasa.govwith The Title Of This Technology Transfer Opportunity As Listed In This Sam.gov Notice And Your Preferred Contact Information. For More Information About Licensing Other Nasa-developed Technologies, Please Visit The Nasa Technology Transfer Portal Athttps://technology.nasa.gov/ these Responses Are Provided To Members Of Nasa’s Technology Transfer Program For The Purpose Of Promoting Public Awareness Of Nasa-developed Technology Products, And Conducting Preliminary Market Research To Determine Public Interest In And Potential For Future Licensing Opportunities.no Follow-on Procurement Is Expected To Result From Responses To This Notice.

Description: Tamar Crossings - Fabrication, Structural Repairs & Maintenance Support Contract

Description: Tamar Crossings - Fabrication, Structural Repairs & Maintenance Support Contract

Description: Tamar Crossings - Fabrication, Structural Repairs & Maintenance Support Contract

Description: Tamar Crossings - Fabrication, Structural Repairs & Maintenance Support Contract

Description: Tamar Crossings - Fabrication, Structural Repairs & Maintenance Support Contract

Description: Tamar Crossings - Fabrication, Structural Repairs & Maintenance Support Contract

Description: Tamar Crossings - Fabrication, Structural Repairs & Maintenance Support Contract