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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF MARCH 1,1995 PSA#1293NASA Langley Research Center, MS 144, Industry Assistance Office
Hampton, Va. 23681-0001 99 -- SERVICE FOR THE REPAIR OF COATING DAMAGE TO OXIDATION PROTECTION
COATINGS ON REFRACTORY COMPOSITES POC NASA Langley Researc Center,
Industry Assistance Office, Mail Stop 144, Hampton, Virginia
23681-0001. Information is being sought on the availability of services
for the repair of coating damage to oxidation protection coatings on
refractory composites. The repairs will be made to Government supplied
coated refractory composite coupons. It is anticipated that there will
be twenty-four coupons to be repaired, eight of dimensions 70 mm
diameter x 2.5 mm thick and sixteen of dimensions 25 mm x 100 mm x 2.5
mm. There will be two damage types, large spallations represented by
13 mm diameter sections of the coating being removed from the coupon's
faces, and impact damage that will result in a radial crack pattern in
the coating, and possible removal of small chips. The eight disks will
receive the spallation damage, eight of the rectangular coupons will
receive spallation damage and eight impact damage. Twelve of the
coupons to be damaged will be carbon fiber reinforced silicon carbide,
with a chemical-vapor- deposited silicon carbide coating, and twelve
of the coupons will be carbon fiber reinforced carbon, with a
boronated-silicon carbide pack conversion coating. After repair, the
coupons will be evaluated by the Government in Government facilities in
typical single-stage-to-orbit orbital entry profiles, with peak
temperatures of 1550#161#C at 0.01 atmospheres, any repair technology
proposed should take these evaluation conditions into account. The goal
of the repairs is to return the coatings to their normal protection
capabilities. Information that is obtained will be used to prepare
specifications and either an Invitation for Bid or Request for Proposal
to provide the repair services. Companies that are interested in
proposing that their repair technologies be considered when the
specifications are being prepared are requested to submit (as a
minimum) the following data: A general description of the coating
technology, examples of previous repairs of refractory composites for
use in hypersonic environments and the results of those repairs,
delivery time, and budget estimate. The budget estimates are requested
to include labor costs and material cost. The submitting of this
product information is for planning and designing purposes and is not
to be construed as a commitment by the Government, nor will the
Government pay for the information solicited. Respondents will not be
notified of the results of the evaluation. Respondents deem fully
qualified will be considered in any resultant solicitation. Firms
responding should indicate whether they are a socially or economically
disadvantaged business firm, an 8(a) firm, a small business, and/or
woman-owned business. The Government reserves the right to consider a
small business set-aside, or 8(a) set-aside based upon responses
hereto. In responding reference SS227. (0058) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0434 19950228\99-0005.SOL)
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