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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF JUNE 6,1996 PSA#1610National Institute of Standards and Technology, Acquisition and
Assistance Division, Bldg. 301, Room B117, Gaithersburg, MD 20899 A -- PROPOSAL ON A STOCHASTIC MODEL FOR SOLAR RADIATION WITH
METEOROLOGICAL INFLUENCE SOL 52SBNB6C9179 POC Brenda K. Lee (301)
975-6394 The National Institute of Standards an Technology (NIST),
plans to acquire from Washington State University, 301 Neil Hall,
Pullman, WA 99164, a Research Proposal on a stochastic Model for Solar
Radiation effects on Polymeric Materials with Meteorological
Influence. This shall include providing quarterly and final reports on
results of data analysis and the model validation for photolytic
degradation model and a technical paper on the conclusions of the
study. The principal investigator at Washington State University will
be Professor Sam C. Saunders-- The period of performance is for one
year from date of contract-- This is a sole source procurement in
accordance with FAR 6.302.1, Only One Responsible Source, because
Professor Saunders modeling effort has been on-going for over two years
and NIST's experiments were designed to validate these models, and a
new researcher shall require at least two years of study to obtain the
same level of competence and knowledge that Professor Saunders has
gained through his research. Professor Saunders is an internationally
renowned expert in stochastic processes, reliability theory and
cumulative damage models. Professor Saunders is unique in that, besides
his strong mathematical skills, he has recognized expertise in both
Materials Science and Physics. The successful completion of the
proposed research shall require extensive knowledge in all of these
areas. This procurement is a continuation of Professor Saunders'
research and input into NIST's industry/government/university
consortium on Coating Service Life Prediction which has been on-going
for two years. Interested offerors may identify their interest and
capability to respond to the requirements by submitting a capability
statement. The capability statement must provide adequate information
and qualifications of your ability to provide the requested service in
order for the Government to consider whether to open this request for
competition. However, all capability statements received within 45
days after date of this synopsis, will be considered by the Government.
See Number Note 22 (0156) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0005 19960605\A-0005.SOL)
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