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80SSC019D0003 - THE SERVICES TO BE PROVIDED UNDER THIS CONTRACT CONSIST OF PROVIDING LIFTING DEVICES, LIFT PLANNING, LIFT DIRECTORS, LIFTING DEVICE OPERATORS, RIGGERS, SIGNAL PERSONS, AND SLINGS AND RIGGING HARDWARE AT STENNIS SPACE CENTER IN SUPPORT OF SPACE LAUNCH SYSTEM (SLS) LIFTING ACTIVITIES. ALL LIFTING DEVICES AND EQUIPMENT, AND PERSONNEL LICENSING/CERTIFICATION SHALL COMPLY WITH THE NASA LIFTING STANDARDS, NASA-STD-8719.9A AND THE REQUIREMENTS DEFINED IN THE INDIVIDUAL TASK ORDERS. ALL CONTRACTORS MUST ALSO ADHERE TO THE REQUIREMENTS LISTED IN STENNIS COMMON WORK INSTRUCTIONS (SCWI) 8715.0008. JOHN C. STENNIS SPACE CENTER SAFETY AND HEALTH PROGRAM. THE PRIMARY NEED FOR THIS CONTRACT IS MOBILE CRANE SERVICES. OTHER LIFTING EQUIPMENT AND LIFTING OPERATIONS SUCH AS HOISTS, WINCHES USED FOR LIFTING APPLICATIONS, HOIST-SUPPORTED PERSONNEL LIFTING DEVICES, MOBILE AERIAL PLATFORMS, AND HIGH LIFT INDUSTRIAL TRUCKS WILL BE NEEDED IN A PRIMARY AND/OR ANCILLARY ROLE TO SUPPORT FACILITY AND CRITICAL PROGRAM HARDWARE ACTIVITIES.
IDC - 238990 All Other Specialty Trade Contractors
Contractor
SARENS USA, INC.
Contracting Agency/Office
National Aeronautics and Space Administration»Stennis Space Center
Effective date
04/02/2019
Obligated Amount
$1.2M
80SSC019D0029 - RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT SERVICES FROM THE MISSISSIPPI RESEARCH CONSORTIUM. SECTION 1 INTRODUCTION: THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ENGINEERING AND SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH TO NASA AND THE TENANTS AT THE JOHN C. STENNIS SPACE CENTER (SSC) IN THE AREAS OFROCKET ENGINE AND PROPULSION SYSTEM TESTING, UNMANNED SYSTEMS, AUTONOMOUS SYSTEMS, MACHINE LEARNING, COMPUTATIONAL MODELING AND SIMULATION, COMPONENT ENGINEERING, CYBERSECURITY, ADVANCED MANUFACTURING, MATERIALS SCIENCE, ADVANCED SENSORS AND INSTRUMENTATION, MODEL-BASED SYSTEMS, ENGINEERING, PROCESS OPTIMIZATION, ACOUSTICS, MAGNETO HYDRODYNAMICS, AND ASSOCIATED SCIENTIFIC, COMPUTATIONAL AND ENGINEERING. EXAMPLES OF THE ANTICIPATED RESEARCH IN THESE AREAS ARE DESCRIBED IN SECTION 5 BELOW. THE MISSISSIPPI RESEARCH CONSORTIUM (MRC) IS A COLLABORATION OF FOUR MISSISSIPPI UNIVERSITIES DEDICATED TO PROVIDING RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT TO VARIOUS STATE AND FEDERAL AGENCIES. THE MRC CONSISTS OF JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY (JSU), MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY (MSU), UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI (USM) AND UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI (UM). SECTION 2 ADMINISTERING INSTITUTION: THE CONTRACT WILL BE ADMINISTERED BY A SINGLE MRC INSTITUTION THAT WILL SERVE AS THE MRC LIAISON TO NASA IN THE PERFORMANCE OF THIS CONTRACT. THE ADMINISTERING INSTITUTION WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR: A. RECEIVING STATEMENTS OF WORK FROM THE NASA OFFICE OF PROCUREMENT. B. DISTRIBUTE THE SOW WITHIN THREE WORK DAYS TO EACH MRC INSTITUTION OFFICE OF SPONSORED RESEARCH WITH INSTRUCTIONS ON THE PROCEDURE AND REQUIRED SCHEDULE FOR SUBMITTING PROPOSALS. C. COLLECTING AND REVIEWING THE PROPOSALS TO VERIFY THE TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS ARE MET, INCLUDING BUDGET AND SCHEDULE. D. PROVIDING ALL SUBMITTED PROPOSALS TO NASA, ALONG WITH MRC RECOMMENDATION OF THE PROPOSAL THAT BEST MEETS THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE INDIVIDUAL SOW AND PROVIDES BEST VALUE TO THE GOVERNMENT. E. PROVIDE THE TOTAL COST OF THE PROPOSAL TO GOVERNMENT. F. ENTERING INTO A CONTRACT WITH THE MRC INSTITUTION SELECTED BY NASA WHEN A FIXED COST RESEARCH PROPOSAL IS FUNDED BY NASA G. PERFORMING GENERAL OVERSIGHT AND ADMINISTRATIVE FUNCTIONS. H. PROVIDING MONTHLY INVOICES. 1. PROVIDING STATUS REPORTS ON PROJECT SCHEDULES TO THE MRC INSTITUTIONS, THE NASA CONTRACTING OFFICER (CO) AND THE NASA CONTRACTING OFFICER REPRESENTATIVES (COR) J. REQUIRE EACH PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR (PI) TO PROVIDE A TECHNICAL REPORT AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE RESEARCH BEFORE FINAL PAYMENT IS MADE TO THE PI OR THE PI INSTITUTION K. PROVIDE NASA CO AND COR ONE COPY OF ALL FINAL REPORTS WITHIN 90 DAYS OF THE COMPLETION OF EACH PROJECT. 1. INCLUDE THE FINAL REPORT IN THE SSC'S TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION SYSTEM PRIOR TO CLOSEOUT OF A PROJECT. M. CLOSE OUT ALL PROJECTS WITHIN 90 DAYS OF COMPLETION OF EACH PROJECT. THE ADMINISTERING INSTITUTION WILL PROVIDE A MANAGEMENT PLAN DESCRIBING THE STATISTICS TO BE COLLECTED AND PERIODICALLY REPORTED. NASA WILL SELECT THE ADMINISTERING INSTITUTION BASED ON AN EVALUATION OF "PROPOSALS FOR ADMINISTRATION" WHICH MAY BE SUBMITTED BY ANY MRC INSTITUTION. THE PROPOSAL FOR ADMINISTRATION MUST INCLUDE A DETAILED MANAGEMENT PLAN THAT DESCRIBES THE PROCESS FLOW THAT WOULD BE USED FOR OPERATION OF THE MRC. THE MANAGEMENT PLAN NARRATIVE IS LIMITED TO 10 PAGES AND THE ENTIRE PROPOSAL INCLUDING PRICING AND PERSONNEL QUALIFICATIONS IS LIMITED TO A TOTAL OF 20 PAGES INCLUDING ATTACHMENTS.
IDC - 541715 Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences
Contractor
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI (UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI, THE)
Contracting Agency/Office
National Aeronautics and Space Administration»Stennis Space Center
Effective date
11/30/2018
Obligated Amount
$5.6M
NNS17AA19B - ISHM (INTEGRATED SYSTEM HEALTH MANAGEMENT) AND AUTONOMY CAPABILITIES OF THE NASA NPAS (NASA PLATFORM FOR AUTONOMOUS SYSTEMS)WILL BE USED TO DEVELOP AUTONOMOUS SYSTEMS AND OPERATION OF NASA GROUND AND SPACE SYSTEMS, INCLUDING GROUND HIGH PRESSURE GAS FACILITY, CRYOGENIC FACILITIES, ORION CAPSULE SYSTEMS, SPACE HABITATS, ETC. WORK WILL BE DONE AT VARIOUS NASA SITES.
IDC - 541330 Engineering Services
Contractor
General Atomics (GENERAL ATOMICS)
Contracting Agency/Office
National Aeronautics and Space Administration»Stennis Space Center
Effective date
04/26/2017
Obligated Amount
$119k
NNS16AA50C - STENNIS PROTECTIVE SERVICES CONTRACT
Definitive Contract - 561612 Security Guards and Patrol Services
Contractor
Akima (RIVERTECH, LLC)
Contracting Agency/Office
National Aeronautics and Space Administration»Stennis Space Center
Effective date
09/23/2016
Obligated Amount
$27.8M
NNS16AA39B - PROGRAMMING SUPPORT SERVICES FOR INTEGRATED SYSTEM HEALTH MANAGEMENT (ISHM) ENHANCEMENT AND AUTONOMOUS OPERATION (AO) USING THE NASA TOOLKIT DEVELOPED WITH THE G2 BUNDLE PROGRAMMING ENVIRONMENT (G2/SYMCURE/NEURONLINE)
IDC - 541511 Custom Computer Programming Services
Contractor
D2K TECHNOLOGIES
Contracting Agency/Office
National Aeronautics and Space Administration»Stennis Space Center
Effective date
03/31/2016
Obligated Amount
$5.7M
NNS16AA20B - THE WORK TO BE PERFORMED UNDER CONTRACT SHALL CONSIST OF FURNISHING ALL LABOR, EQUIPMENT, MATERIALS, AND SUPPLIES NECESSARY TO 1 PROVIDE MANAGEMENT OF THE TASKS OF THIS LOUISIANA BOARD OF REGENTS CONTRACT, AND 2 SUCH REQUIREMENTS THAT MAY BE SUBSEQUENTLY SET FORTH ON RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT TASK ORDERS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ENGINEERING AND SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH TO NASA AT THE JOHN C. STENNIS SPACE CENTER SSC OTHER NASA CENTERS, THE TENANT AGENCIES AT STENNIS SPACE CENTER, AND OTHER GOVERNMENT AGENCIES IN AREAS SUCH AS ACOUSTICS, IMAGE ANALYSIS, GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS, COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS, POLYMERS AND CERAMICS, ELECTRON MICROSCOPY, MICROELECTRONICS, MICRO ELECTRO MECHANICAL SYSTEMS MEMS, MAGNETO HYDRODYNAMICS, DIAGNOSTIC INSTRUMENTATION, ADVANCED SIGNAL PROCESSING, EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES IN COMMUNICATIONS, COMPUTATIONAL SCIENCES AND COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE, KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS, FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS INCLUDING THERMAL STRESSES, FLUID SOLID INTERACTIONS, ADVANCED PROCESS CONTROL THEORY, WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT, STEM EDUCATION, AND OTHER COMPUTATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC, AND ENGINEERING AREAS ASSOCIATED WITH THE TECHNICAL AND EDUCATIONAL MISSIONS OF NASA AND THE AGENCIES ELIGIBLE TO ENGAGE IN THIS CONTRACT MECHANISM. THE CONTRACT WILL BE ADMINISTERED BY THE LOUISIANA BOARD OF REGENTS LABOR WHICH WILL SERVE AS THE LIAISON TO NASA IN THE PERFORMANCE OF THIS CONTRACT. THE LABOR WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR RECEIVING STATEMENTS OF WORK SOW FROM THE NASA SSC OFFICE OF PROCUREMENT. TIMELY DISTRIBUTION OF THE SOW TO LABOR INSTITUTIONS OFFICES OF SPONSORED RESEARCH WITH INSTRUCTIONS ON THE PROCEDURE AND REQUIRED SCHEDULE FOR SUBMITTING PROPOSALS. PROVIDING DOCUMENTATION TO STENNIS SPACE CENTER SUPPORTING SOW DISTRIBUTION TO ALL LABOR INSTITUTIONS OFFICES OF SPONSORED RESEARCH. DOCUMENTATION SUPPORTING A NEGATIVE RESPONSE FROM NONPARTICIPATING LABOR INSTITUTIONS IS REQUIRED. PROVIDING ALL SUBMITTED PROPOSALS TO STENNIS SPACE CENTER IN A TIMELY MANNER FOR STENNIS SPACE CENTER TECHNICAL MONITOR REVIEW. PROVIDING ADMINISTRATIVE OVERSIGHT TO THE LABOR INSTITUTION SELECTED BY NASA STENNIS SPACE CENTER TO CONDUCT RESEARCH UNDER EACH TASK ORDER. PERFORMING GENERAL OVERSIGHT AND ADMINISTRATIVE FUNCTIONS. PROVIDING MONTHLY INVOICES TO STENNIS SPACE CENTER. ENSURING ACCOUNTABILITY AND NETWORKING AMONG LABOR INSTITUTIONS. PROVIDING STATUS REPORTS ON SCHEDULE AND COST. PROVIDE ANNUAL REPORTS ON THE ACTIVITIES ON THE LABOR AT STENNIS SPACE CENTER. PROVIDE A FINAL REPORT AND PROJECT CLOSE OUT. LISTED BELOW ARE THE CRITERIA THAT WILL BE USED TO EVALUATE THE LABOR PROPOSAL TO ADMINISTER THE CONTRACT IN LOUISIANA BACKGROUND ON THE LABOR WITH A SUMMARY OF RELEVANT CAPABILITIES OF ITS MEMBER INSTITUTIONS. MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR THE ADMINISTRATION OF THIS CONTRACT. COSTS OF CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION. PAST PERFORMANCE OF LABOR ON SIMILAR CONTRACTS. QUALIFICATIONS OF MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL
IDC - 541712 Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Biotechnology)
Contractor
LOUISIANA BOARD OF REGENTS
Contracting Agency/Office
National Aeronautics and Space Administration»Stennis Space Center
Effective date
03/17/2016
Obligated Amount
$701.4k
NNS15AA50C - PROGRAMMING SUPPORT SERVICE FOR AUTONOMOUS CRYOGENIC FLUID MANAGEMENT USING G2/SYMCURE.
Definitive Contract - 541330 Engineering Services
Contractor
D2K TECHNOLOGIES
Contracting Agency/Office
National Aeronautics and Space Administration»Stennis Space Center
Effective date
04/03/2015
Obligated Amount
$295k
NNS14AA17B - THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ENGINEERING AND SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH TO NASA, OTHER GOVERNMENT AGENCIES AND VARIOUS TENANTS AT THE JOHN C. STENNIS SPACE CENTER. THE AREAS OF WORK INCLUDE ROCKET PROPULSION TESTING RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, PROJECT FORMULATION, NEW BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, REMOTE SENSING APPLICATIONS, ECOSYSTEM INTEGRATION AND ANALYSIS, COASTAL COMMUNITY RESILIENCY AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT, WATER QUALITY, CLIMATE CHANGE AND VARIABILITY EFFECTS ON REGIONAL ECOSYSTEMS, ACOUSTICS, IMAGE ANALYSIS, GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS, COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS, POLYMERS/CERAMICS, ELECTRON MICROSCOPY, MICRO-ELECTROMECHANICAL SYSTEMS, MAGNETO HYDRODYNAMICS, DIAGNOSTICS INSTRUMENTATION, AND OTHER ASSOCIATED SCIENTIFIC, COMPUTATIONAL AND ENGINEERING AREAS. SPECIFIC EXAMPLES OF PAST RESEARCH IN SEVERAL OF THESE AREAS IS SHOWN IS SECTION 5 BELOW. THE MISSISSIPPI RESEARCH CONSORTIUM (MRC) IS A COLLABORATION OF FOUR MISSISSIPPI UNIVERSITIES DEDICATED TO PROVIDING RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT TO VARIOUS STATE AND FEDERAL AGENCIES. THE MRC CONSISTS OF JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY (JSU), MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY (MSU), UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI (USM) AND UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI (UM). SECTION 2 ADMINISTERING INSTITUTION: THE CONTRACT WILL BE ADMINISTERED BY A SINGLE MRC INSTITUTION THAT WILL SERVE AS THE MRC LIAISON TO NASA IN THE PERFORMANCE OF THIS CONTRACT. THE ADMINISTERING INSTITUTION WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR: A. RECEIVING STATEMENTS OF WORK FROM THE NASA OFFICE OF PROCUREMENT. B.DISTRIBUTE THE SOW WITHIN THREE WORK DAYS TO EACH MRC INSTITUTION OFFICE OF SPONSORED RESEARCH WITH INSTRUCTIONS ON THE PROCEDURE AND REQUIRED SCHEDULE FOR SUBMITTING PROPOSALS. C. COLLECTING AND REVIEWING THE PROPOSALS TO VERIFY THE TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS ARE MET, INCLUDING BUDGET AND SCHEDULE. D.PROVIDING ALL SUBMITTED PROPOSALS TO NASA, ALONG WITH MRC RECOMMENDATION OF THE PROPOSAL THAT BEST MEETS THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE INDIVIDUAL SOW AND PROVIDES BEST VALUE TO THE GOVERNMENT.E.PROVIDE THE TOTAL COST OF THE PROPOSAL TO GOVERNMENT.F.ENTERING INTO A CONTRACT WITH THE MRC INSTITUTION SELECTED BY NASA WHEN A FIXED COST RESEARCH PROPOSAL IS FUNDED BY NASA. G.PERFORMING GENERAL OVERSIGHT AND ADMINISTRATIVE FUNCTIONS.H.PROVIDING MONTHLY INVOICES. I.PROVIDING STATUS REPORTS ON PROJECT SCHEDULES TO THE MRC INSTITUTIONS, THE NASA CONTRACTING OFFICER (CO) AND THE NASA CONTRACTING OFFICER REPRESENTATIVES (COR) J.REQUIRE EACH PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR (PI) TO PROVIDE A TECHNICAL REPORT AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE RESEARCH BEFORE FINAL PAYMENT IS MADE TO THE PI OR THE PI INSTITUTION K.PROVIDE NASA CO AND COR ONE COPY OF ALL FINAL REPORTS WITHIN 90 DAYS OF THE COMPLETION OF EACH PROJECT. L.INCLUDE THE FINAL REPORT IN THE SSC S TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION SYSTEM PRIOR
IDC - 541712 Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Biotechnology)
Contractor
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI
Contracting Agency/Office
National Aeronautics and Space Administration»Stennis Space Center
Effective date
11/27/2013
Obligated Amount
$5.7M
NNX13AJ48A - THE NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ASSOCIATION (NASA) SUPPORTS THE PRESIDENT AND THE NATIONAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY COUNCIL COMMITTEE ON STEM EDUCATION (CO-STEM) TO INCREASE THE NATION S QUALIFIED AND DIVERSE SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, AND MATHEMATICS (STEM) WORKFORCE BY PROVIDING EXPERIENTIAL MENTOR-GUIDED INTERNSHIPS AND EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS AND TEACHERS AT ALL EDUCATIONAL LEVELS. NASA INTERNSHIPS, AS PART OF THE NASA INTERNSHIPS, FELLOWSHIPS, AND SCHOLARSHIPS (NIFS) PROGRAM, WILL PROVIDE A SINGLE PATHWAY FOR STUDENTS AND TEACHERS TO ENGAGE IN STEM AND BUSINESS INTERNSHIPS AT NASA CENTERS AND LOCATIONS NATIONWIDE. UNIVERSITIES SPACE RESEARCH ASSOCIATION (USRA) JOINS NASA AND THE NATION TO INCREASE THE COUNTRY S DIVERSE STEM WORKFORCE THROUGH A SHARED VISION FOR HANDS-ON IMMERSIVE EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCES, THROUGH COLLABORATION AND PARTNERSHIPS WITH ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL RESEARCH ORGANIZATIONS THAT PREPARE THE NEXT GENERATION FOR NASA AND THE NATION S STEM WORKFORCE NEEDS. WITH OVER FOUR DECADES EXPERIENCE MANAGING AND IMPLEMENTING NASA EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, USRA IS A LEADER IN ADMINISTERING EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS AND TEACHERS THAT LEAD TO EMPLOYMENT WITH NASA AND INDUSTRY IN STEM AND BUSINESS FIELDS. USRA S EXPERIENCE AND BEST PRACTICES WILL RESULT IN THE EFFICIENCIES, FLEXIBILITY AND SCALABILITY NEEDED TO SUCCESSFULLY MANAGE THE NASA INTERNSHIPS PROGRAM. USRA, IN PARTNERSHIP WITH NASA, WILL IMPLEMENT AND SUPPORT NASA INTERNSHIPS THROUGH INNOVATIVE AND PROVEN PROGRAM MANAGEMENT METHODS AND STRATEGIC BUSINESS PRACTICES THAT WILL 1) INCREASE RETENTION RATES AMONG STUDENTS ENTERING STEM DISCIPLINES; 2) REACH A DIVERSE POPULATION OF STUDENTS; 3) DEVELOP A HIGHLY SKILLED WORKFORCE THAT POSSESSES THE TECHNICAL CAPABILITIES NEEDED TO MAKE FUTURE DISCOVERIES AND ADVANCEMENTS IN STEM RELATED FIELDS. THROUGH A STEM EDUCATION NETWORK COMPRISED OF OVER 400 RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES, INCLUDING FOUR HISTORICALLY BLACK COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES (HBCUS) AND TWO HISPANIC SERVING INSTITUTIONS (HISS), USRA CONNECTS THE TOP EXPERTS, RESEARCHERS, AND FACULTY MEMBERS IN STEM DISCIPLINES WITH OPPORTUNITIES FOR STEM INTERNS. USRA S BROAD REACH INTO THE STEM EDUCATION COMMUNITY WILL SUPPORT NASA INTERNSHIPS TO INCREASE STUDENT DIVERSITY, ENHANCE THE STUDENT EXPERIENCE, ENCOURAGE CONTINUITY ACROSS PROGRAMS AND AGENCIES, AND MAXIMIZE OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS. NASA INTERNSHIPS WILL ENGAGE HIGH SCHOOL, UNDERGRADUATE, GRADUATE STUDENTS, AND TEACHERS WHO REPRESENT THE DIVERSE POPULATION OF THE NATION THROUGH NASA MENTOR-GUIDED STEM AND BUSINESS ACTIVITIES THAT FOSTER THEIR EDUCATION GOALS AND ENGAGE THEM IN NASA S MISSION.
Cooperative Agreement
Contractor
Universities Space Research Association (UNIVERSITIES SPACE RESEARCH ASSOCIATION)
Contracting Agency/Office
National Aeronautics and Space Administration»Mission Support Directorate»NASA Shared Services Center
Effective date
05/31/2013
Obligated Amount
$600.5k
NNX13CS04P - RICE IS AN IMPORTANT CROP GLOBALLY THAT INFLUENCES FOOD SECURITY AND THE EARTH SYSTEM. RICE IS THE PREDOMINANT FOOD STAPLE IN MANY REGIONS WITH APPROXIMATELY 700 MILLION TONS OF PRODUCTION ANNUALLY ACROSS THE GLOBE. RICE IS SENSITIVE TO A VARIETY OF DRIVERS THAT CAN ADVERSELY IMPACT PRODUCTION AND EFFICIENCY INCLUDING WEATHER VARIABILITY AND INTER-SEASONAL VOLATILITY, WATER RESOURCES, AND RISK MANAGEMENT DECISIONS (E.G., PESTS). FUTURES ARE A TOOL USED TO MANAGE OR HEDGE RISK, REDUCE VOLATILITY, IMPROVE FOOD SECURITY, AND MAXIMIZE EFFICIENCY AND PROFIT ON THE OPEN MARKET. CURRENTLY, THE RICE FUTURES MARKET HAS LITTLE HIGH QUALITY AND TIMELY INFORMATION AVAILABLE TO MAKE STRATEGIC OR APPLICATION SPECIFIC DECISIONS TO REDUCE RISK AND MAXIMIZE PROFIT. THE GLOBAL RICE FUTURES MARKET IS THINLY TRADED CAUSING EXTREME PRICE FLUCTUATION ORDERS OF MAGNITUDE. THIS INNOVATION GAP HAS CREATED AN OPPORTUNITY TO BUILD AN OPERATIONAL RICE DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM TO SUPPORT THE RICE FUTURES MARKET. THE OVERARCHING GOAL OF THIS NASA PHASE I SBIR IS TO EVALUATE THE FEASIBILITY OF A RICE DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM (RICEDSS) TO SUPPORT GLOBAL FOOD SECURITY AND COMMODITY MARKETS. RICEDSS BRINGS TOGETHER OPERATIONAL REMOTELY SENSED MAPPING OF RICE, CROP PRODUCTION MODELING, AND WEATHER FORECASTS TO SEAMLESSLY GENERATE NEAR REAL TIME INFORMATION ON RICE EXTENT, GROWTH STAGES, YIELD FORECASTS AND STATISTICAL UNCERTAINTY. RICEDSS USES STATE-OF-THE-ART WEB-GIS AND MOBILE TECHNOLOGIES TO SUPPORT VISUALIZATION AND DELIVERY OF INFORMATION TO FUTURES MARKETS AND FOOD SECURITY PROGRAMS.
Definitive Contract - 541712 Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Biotechnology)
Contractor
APPLIED GEOSOLUTIONS LLC
Contracting Agency/Office
National Aeronautics and Space Administration»Mission Support Directorate»NASA Shared Services Center
Effective date
05/17/2013
Obligated Amount
$124.9k
NNX13CS01P - SIERRA LOBO SHALL CONDUCT TESTING OF THE HELIUM RECOVERY SYSTEM AT THE SIERRA LOBO TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT AND ENGINEERING CENTER IN MILAN, OHIO. TESTING SHALL INCLUDE SAMPLING OF THE PRODUCT STREAM TO DETERMINE HELIUM PURITY THROUGH THIRD-PARTY ANALYSIS OF THE SAMPLE.SIERRA LOBO SHALL DEVELOP A MODIFICATION TO THE HELIUM RECOVERY SYSTEM SOFTWARE TO PROVIDE A NEW CAPABILITY TO CALCULATE THE HYDROGEN CONTENT OF THE INCOMING HYDROGEN/HELIUM FLOW BASED ON SYSTEM MEASUREMENTS.SIERRA LOBO SHALL TEST THE NEW CAPABILITY OF THE HELIUM RECOVERY SYSTEM TO CALCULATE THE HYDROGEN CONTENT OF THE INCOMING HYDROGEN/HELIUM FLOW MIXTURE.SIERRA LOBO SHALL DESIGN A NEW HELIUM RECOVERY SYSTEM LOW-PRESSURE VENT ACCESSORY FOR THE HELIUM RECOVERY SYSTEM. THE LOW-PRESSURE VENT ACCESSORY SHALL CONSIST OF A 30 PSID COMPRESSOR, RESERVOIR, AND MANIFOLD. THE LOW-PRESSURE VENT ACCESSORY PROVIDES THE CAPABILITY TO OPERATE THE HELIUM RECOVERY SYSTEM CONNECTED DIRECTLY TO A HYDROGEN VENT SYSTEM, ENABLING A NEW CONCEPT OF OPERATIONS FOR PURGING HYDROGEN VENT SYSTEMS WITH THE ABSOLUTE MINIMUM AMOUNT OF HELIUM.SIERRA LOBO SHALL PROVIDE IN ACCORDANCE WITH SIERRA LOBO ISO/AS9100/CMMI QUALITY PROCESSES, OVERALL ADMINISTRATIVE AND PROGRAM MANAGEMENT OF THE PROJECT AND SHALL INCLUDE CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION, FINANCIAL PLANNING, AND ACCOUNTING, PREPARATION AND UPDATE PROJECT SCHEDULES, UPDATE WORK PLANS, MAINTAIN QUALITY ASSURANCE, AND PREPARE CUSTOMER DELIVERABLES.SIERRA LOBO SHALL CONDUCT SYSTEMS ENGINEERING TASKS AS REQUIRED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SIERRA LOBO ISO/AS9100/CMMI QUALITY PROCESSES THAT MAY INCLUDE; REQUIREMENTS MANAGEMENT, DEVELOPMENT OF CONTROLLED DOCUMENTATION FOR DESIGN, FABRICATION, AND TEST, DEVELOPMENT OF HAZARDS ANALYSES, AND PREPARE FOR AND CONDUCT PRELIMINARY DESIGN REVIEWS, CRITICAL DESIGN REVIEWS, AND TEST READINESS REVIEWS.
Purchase Order - 541712 Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Biotechnology)
Contractor
Sierra Lobo (SIERRA LOBO, INC.)
Contracting Agency/Office
National Aeronautics and Space Administration»Mission Support Directorate»NASA Shared Services Center
Effective date
04/05/2013
Obligated Amount
$75k
NNS12AB35P - OTHER FUNCTIONS:THE CONFERENCE SPONSORS SHARE A GOAL TO IMPROVE SOCIETY S ABILITY TO UNDERSTAND THE GULF OF MEXICO ECOSYSTEM, WHICH INCLUDES HUMANS, TO ENSURE ITS LONG-TERM ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH. ONE IMPORTANT ASPECT OF THIS IS UNDERSTANDING THE IMPACTS OF PETROLEUM POLLUTION AND RELATED STRESSORS ON THE MARINE AND COASTAL ECOSYSTEMS, AS IT WILL SUPPORT FUTURE RESPONSE, MITIGATION, AND RESTORATION FOLLOWING SPILLS. BUT THE GULF IS A DYNAMIC AND COMPLEX SYSTEM THAT IS FACING SEVERAL ISSUES, SUCH AS NON-PETROLEUM POLLUTION, HYPOXIA, COASTAL DEVELOPMENT, EROSION AND INUNDATION, AND CLIMATE CHANGE. THIS CONFERENCE WILL ENGAGE AND BUILD A COMMUNITY OF RESEARCHERS WORKING ON ALL ASPECTS OF GULF OF MEXICO ECOSYSTEM SCIENCE AND INITIATE DIALOGUE WITH THE USERS OF THAT INFORMATION. THROUGH CONFERENCE PLENARY AND BREAKOUT SESSIONS, THE CONFERENCE WILL PROVIDE A FORUM FOR THE RESEARCH COMMUNITY IN THE GULF OF MEXICO (NATIONALLY AND INTERNATIONALLY, FUNDED THROUGH THE GOMRI PROGRAM AS WELL AS OTHER FEDERAL AND NON-FEDERAL SUPPORT) TO SHARE THEIR LATEST SCIENTIFIC RESULTS TO: BRING GREATER CONTEXT AND INTEGRATION TO ONGOING RESEARCH; SHARE SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION WITH STATE AND FEDERAL AGENCIES AND OTHER STAKEHOLDERS TO INITIATE DIALOGUE ABOUT HOW RESEARCH WILL IMPACT PROCESSES FOR POLICY, CONSERVATION, AND MANAGEMENT; AND ENHANCE PUBLIC UNDERSTANDING OF THE GULF OF MEXICO ECOSYSTEM. THE CONFERENCE WILL ALSO HIGHLIGHT STUDENT RESEARCH. THE CONFERENCE WILL NOT INCLUDE SESSIONS ON NRDA SCIENCE OR STATUS. ANTICIPATED ATTENDANCE: 1,000 CONFIRMED OR PROVISIONAL SPEAKERS (WITH AFFILIATION AND SUBJECT TITLES): SESSION SPEAKERS DETERMINED VIA ABSTRACT SUBMISSION AND PLENARY SPEAKERS TO BE DETERMINED BY THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE. RELEVANCE AND ACCESSIBILITY TO NASA AND NASA-SUPPORTED SCIENTISTS: THE PRIMARY THEME OF THE CONFERENCE IS FOCUSED ON THE IMPACT OF PETROLEUM POLLUTION IN THE GULF OF MEXICO REGION AND THE IMPACTS OF OIL SPILLS AND OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH ISSUES IN THE GULF OF MEXICO REGION. NASA HAS BEEN STUDYING THE IMPACTS OF THE DEEPWATER HORIZON INCIDENT, PARTICULARLY NASA S ABILITY TO REMOTELY SENSE AND TRACK PETROLEUM IN THE ENVIRONMENT. NASA WILL BE ONE OF OUR PRIMARY CONTRIBUTORS OF SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION TO THE CONFERENCE AND WILL BENEFIT FROM OTHER SCIENCE THAT WILL BE PRESENTED. SCIENTISTS WORKING FOR AND FUNDED BY NASA ARE WELCOME AND ENCOURAGED TO PARTICIPATE IN THE CONFERENCE BY SUBMITTING SESSION PROPOSALS AND ABSTRACTS. A NASA REPRESENTATIVE IS REQUESTED TO SERVE ON THE CONFERENCE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE TO AID IN AGENDA-SETTING AND OTHER DECISION MAKING WITH RESPECT TO CONFERENCE GOALS AND CONTENT. OTHER SOURCES OF FUNDING (CONFIRMED AND PROVISIONAL): CONFIRMED: NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION,
Purchase Order - 813312 Environment, Conservation and Wildlife Organizations
Contractor
GULF OF MEXICO ALLIANCE
Contracting Agency/Office
National Aeronautics and Space Administration»Stennis Space Center
Effective date
09/25/2012
Obligated Amount
$10k
NNS12AA54P - OTHER FUNTIONS: KSC CRYOGENIC LABORATORY INTEGRATED SYSTEM HEALTH MANAGEMENT (ISHM) TESTBED IMPLEMENTATION USING NASA'S ISHM TOOLKIT IN THE G2/SYMCURE PROGRAMMING ENVIRONMENT
Purchase Order - 541511 Custom Computer Programming Services
Contractor
General Atomics (GENERAL ATOMICS)
Contracting Agency/Office
National Aeronautics and Space Administration»Stennis Space Center
Effective date
06/08/2012
Obligated Amount
$389.8k
NNS10AA92B - THE WORK TO BE PERFORMED UNDER CONTRACT SHALL CONSIST OF FURNISHING ALL LABOR, EQUIPMENT, MATERIALS, AND SUPPLIES NECESSARY TO PROVIDE MANAGEMENT OF THE TASKS OF THIS LOUISIANA BOARD OF REGENTS FORMERLY LOUISIANA RESEARCH CONSORTIUM CONTRACT, AND SUCH REQUIREMENTS THAT MAY BE SUBSEQUENTLY SET FORTH ON RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT TASK ORDERS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ENGINEERING AND SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH TO NASA AT THE JOHN C. STENNIS SPACE CENTER SSC OTHER NASA CENTERS, THE TENANT AGENCIES AT STENNIS SPACE CENTER, AND OTHER GOVERNMENT AGENCIES IN AREAS SUCH ACOUSTICS, IMAGE ANALYSIS, GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS, COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS, POLYMER AND CERAMICS, ELECTRON MICROSCOPY, MICRO ELECTRONICS, MICRO ELECTRO MECHANICAL SYSTEMS MEMS, MAGNETOHYDRODYANMICS, DIAGNOSTIC INSTRUMENTATION, ADVANCED SIGNAL PROCESSING, EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES IN COMMUNICATIONS, COMPUTATIONAL SCIENCES AND COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE, KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS, FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS INCLUDING THERMAL STRESSES, FLUIDSOLID INTERACTIONS, ADVANCED PROCESS CONTROL THEORY, WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT, AND OTHER COMPUTATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC, AND ENGINEERING AREAS ASSOCIATED WITH THE TECHNICAL AND EDUCATIONAL MISSIONS OF NASA AND THE AGENCIES ELIGIBLE TO ENGAGE IN THIS CONTRACT MECHANISM. THE CONTRACT WILL BE ADMINISTERED BY THE LOUISIANAN BOARD OF REGENTS LABOR WHICH WILL SERVE AS THE LIAISON TO NASA IN THE PERFORMANCE OF THIS CONTRACT.
IDC - 541712 Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Biotechnology)
Contractor
LOUISIANA BOARD OF REGENTS
Contracting Agency/Office
National Aeronautics and Space Administration»Stennis Space Center
Effective date
09/30/2010
Obligated Amount
$640.2k
NNX10AK44G - THIS GRANT WILL SUPPORT THE PLANNING, EXECUTION, AND MANAGEMENT OF AN INNOVATIVE ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY IMPLEMENTATION AND SUPPORT PROGRAM THAT FOCUSES ON NASA NEEDS, BUT IS ALSO RESPONSIVE TO THE DUAL-USE OF NASA DERIVED TECHNOLOGIES TO COMMERCIAL OR OTHER MARKET APPLICATIONS (SPINOUT) AS WELL AS THE DEVELOPMENT OF ADVANCE EARLY STAGE COMMERCIAL TECHNOLOGIES IN ADDRESSING NASA'S MISSION NEEDS (SPIN-IN). ADDITIONALLY THE GRANT SUPPORTS THE SERVICES (A) NEEDED TO HELP DEVELOP SMALL TECHNOLOGY-BASED COMPANIES THAT CAN IMPLEMENT ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY-BASED PROJECTS THAT RESPOND TO NASA NEEDS OR OPPORTUNITIES, (B) SERVICES FOR MORE MATURE COMPANIES THAT DEFINE, PLAN AND SUPPORT INTRODUCING THESE ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY-BASED PRODUCTS OR SERVICES INTO COMMERCIAL OR OTHER APPLICATIONS AS WELL AS SUPPORT NASA OPPORTUNITIES, AND (C) BROADER RELATED SUPPORT TO NASA STENNIS SPACE CENTER (NASA SSC) ACTIVITIES THAT MAY HAVE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IMPACT TO THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. THE GRANT WILL BE LEAD BY THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI'S (USM) BUSINESS & INNOVATION ASSISTANCE CENTER (USM/USM/BIAC) WORKING IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE MISSISSIPPI ENTERPRISE FOR TECHNOLOGY, INC. (MSET), A STATE SPONSORED 501 C3 FOR WHICH USM SERVES AS ITS FISCAL AGENT- BOTH LOCATED IN BUILDING 1103 AT THE JOHN C. STENNIS SPACE CENTER. THE SCOPE OF THE PARTNERSHIP'S ACTIVITIES INCLUDE (A) PROVIDING OR SUPPORTING THE NEEDED PLANNING, MANAGEMENT AND BUSINESS ASSISTANCE TO HELP TECHNOLOGY-BASED SMALL BUSINESSES DEFINE, ORGANIZE AND EXECUTE TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT/APPLICATION/COMMERCIALIZATION ENDEAVORS FOR NASA (B) SUPPORTING THE COMMERCIALIZATION (OR OTHER APPLICATION) OF THE PRODUCTS OF KEY NASA ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY APPLICATION/DEMONSTRATION PROJECTS AND (C) SUPPORTING NASA SSC ACTIVITIES THAT MAY HAVE BROADER ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IMPACT FOR THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. THE USM/BIAC-MSET PARTNERSHIP (PARTNERSHIP) IS AN IN-PLACE, BUT EVOLVING, ACTIVITY THAT (AS NOTED) SEEKS AND PROMOTES SMALL BUSINESS-BASED ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENTS AND IMPLEMENTATION PROJECTS WHOSE PRODUCTS OR SERVICES COULD HAVE BOTH COMMERCIAL (OR OTHER MARKET) AND NASA APPLICATIONS POTENTIAL AS WELL AS SUPPORTS NASA SSC ACTIVITIES WITH BROADER POTENTIAL ECONOMIC IMPACT IN THE STATE. THE PARTNERSHIP SUPPORTS THE PLANNING, MOBILIZATION, IMPLEMENTATION, AND DEMONSTRATION OF THESE TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS BY SMALL MISSISSIPPI COMPANIES. WHEN APPROPRIATE, THE PARTNERSHIP PROPOSES TO SELECT AND EXECUTE SPECIFIC DEVELOPMENTS IN WHICH ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY PRODUCTS AND SERVICES WILL BE DEMONSTRATED THAT SUPPORT NASA MISSIONS, BUT WHICH ALSO APPEAR TO HAVE THE POTENTIAL FOR NEAR TERM OPPORTUNITIES AS PRODUCTS OR SERVICES FOR OTHER MARKETS. ALL FOUR PROJECTS PROPOSED HEREIN TO BE FUNDED ARE ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY-BASED DEMONSTRATION PROJECTS BY SMALL MISSISSIPPI COMPANIES THAT HAVE POTENTIAL NASA APPLICATIONS SUPPORTING BOTH (DUAL-USE) SPIN-IN AND SPINOUT OUTCOMES. IN SUMMARY, AN INTEGRATED TECHNICAL SERVICES SUPPORT PROGRAM IS PROPOSED BY THE PARTNERS THAT: (1) PROVIDES NEEDED SUPPORT TO ASSIST SMALL TECHNOLOGY-BASED MISSISSIPPI COMPANIES AS THEY CONVERT FROM TECHNOLOGISTS TO BUSINESS OPERATIONS AND HELPS THEM TO DEVELOP USEFUL ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY-BASED PRODUCTS OR SERVICES THAT RESPOND TO OR SUPPORT NASA SSC NEEDS AND ALSO TO ANSWER OTHER MARKET OPPORTUNITIES; (2) DEMONSTRATES FOUR SPECIFIC ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT APPLICATIONS THAT HAVE NEAR-TERM NASA APPLICATIONS AND POSSESS NEAR TERM COMMERCIAL MARKET POTENTIAL; AND (3) SUPPORTS NASA SSC ACTIVITIES IN WORKING WITH THE STATE ON EFFORTS THAT HOLD ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL FOR NASA SSC AND THE STATE. THESE EFFORTS CONTINUE THE ONGOING NASA SSC SUPPORT FOR PROMOTING THE DEVELOPMENT OF SMALL, ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY-BASED BUSINESS OBJECTIVES WITH APPROPRIATE EXPERTISE AND BUSINESS SERVICES AND SUPPORT FOR BROADER NASA SSC ACTIVITIES WITH POTENTIAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT RESULTS TO THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Grant for Research
Contractor
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI
Contracting Agency/Office
National Aeronautics and Space Administration»Mission Support Directorate»NASA Shared Services Center
Effective date
07/20/2010
Obligated Amount
$1,000k
NNX10AL06H - NASA STENNIS HAS LED THE WAY WITH THE "INTEGRATED SYSTEM HEALTH MANAGEMENT"(ISHM) PROGRAM WITH AN EMPHASIS ON LIFE-CYCLE APPROACH TO SYSTEMS DESIGN. THE MAIN MOTIVATION IS AFFORDABLE SAFETY, RELIABILITY AND AVAILABILITY. WHILE THE NASA STENNIS PROGRAM HAS FOCUSED ON ROCKET TEST STANDS, I AIM AT INTRODUCING THE ABOVE ISHM FRAMEWORK FOR A MORPHING WING UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLE (UAV). I PROPOSE DEVELOPING A ROBUST CONTROL SYSTEM FOR A MORPHING AIRFOIL USING A NEW AND UNIQUE TENSEGRITY STRUCTURAL BASIS. AFTER DEMONSTRATING FEASIBILITY USING THE MORPHING WING CONCEPT, I AM INTERESTED IN APPLYING THIS APPROACH TO A NASA STENNIS ROCKET TEST STAND MODEL.
Training Grant
Contractor
UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI
Contracting Agency/Office
National Aeronautics and Space Administration»Mission Support Directorate»NASA Shared Services Center
Effective date
06/03/2010
Obligated Amount
$0k
NNX07CA89P - TERRAMETRICS, INC., PROPOSES AN SBIR PHASE I R/R&D PROGRAM TO INVESTIGATE AND DEVELOP A KEY WEB SERVICES ARCHITECTURE THAT PROVIDES DATA PROCESSING, STORAGE AND DELIVERY CAPABILITIES AND ENABLES SUCCESSFUL DEPLOYMENT, DISPLAY AND VISUAL INTERACTION OF DIVERSE, MASSIVE, MULTI-DIMENSIONAL SCIENCE DATASETS WITHIN POPULAR WEB-BASED GEOSPATIAL PLATFORMS LIKE GOOGLE EARTH, GOOGLE MAPS, NASA'S WORLD WIND AND OTHERS. THE PROPOSED INNOVATION EXPLOITS THE USE OF A WIRED AND WIRELESS, NETWORK-FRIENDLY, WAVELET-COMPRESSED DATA FORMAT AND SERVER ARCHITECTURE THAT EXTRACTS AND DELIVERS APPROPRIATELY-SIZED BLOCKS OF MULTI-RESOLUTION GEOSPATIAL DATA TO CLIENT APPLICATIONS ON DEMAND AND IN REAL TIME. THE RESULTING FORMAT AND ARCHITECTURE INTELLIGENTLY DELIVERS CLIENT-REQUIRED DATA FROM A SERVER, OR MULTIPLE DISTRIBUTED SERVERS, TO A WIDE RANGE OF NETWORKED CLIENT APPLICATIONS THAT CAN BUILD A COMPOSITE, USER-INTERACTIVE 3D VISUALIZATION OF FUSED, DISPARATE, GEOSPATIAL DATASETS. THE PROPOSED INNOVATION PROVIDES A HIGHLY SCALABLE APPROACH TO DATA STORAGE AND MANAGEMENT WHILE OFFERING GEOSPATIAL DATA SERVICES TO CLIENT SCIENCE APPLICATIONS AND A WIDE RANGE OF CLIENT AND CONNECTION TYPES FROM BROADBAND-CONNECTED DESKTOP COMPUTERS TO WIRELESS CELL PHONES. TERRAMETRICS OFFERS TO RESEARCH THE FEASIBILITY OF THE PROPOSED INNOVATION AND DEMONSTRATE IT WITHIN THE CONTEXT OF A LIVE, SERVER-SUPPORTED, GOOGLE EARTH-COMPATIBLE CLIENT APPLICATION WITH HIGH-DENSITY, MULTI-DIMENSIONAL NASA SCIENCE DATA.
Purchase Order - 541710 Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences
Contractor
TERRAMETRICS, INC. (TERRAMETRICS INCORPORATED)
Contracting Agency/Office
National Aeronautics and Space Administration»Mission Support Directorate»NASA Shared Services Center
Effective date
01/19/2007
Obligated Amount
$99.9k

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