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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF APRIL 28,1998 PSA#2083JPL, Attn: Thomas May, Mail Stop 190-205, 4800 Oak Grove Dr., Pasadena,
CA 91109-8099 A -- JPL OPTICAL SUPPORT SERVICES FOR FLIGHT INSTRUMENTS SOL 98/10 DUE
050598 POC Thomas May (818) 354-2121 E-MAIL: Optical Support Services,
thomas.h.may@jpl.nasa.gov. The Jet Propulsion Laboratory/California
Institute of Technology (JPL/Caltech), operating under a prime contract
with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), is
seeking companies to provide Optical Support Services for a lab-wide
contract. It is anticipated that this effort will be awarded to
multiple companies in the geographical areas of Santa Barbara to San
Diego. The companies shall make available, on an as-needed basis, the
following: (1) engineering and support personnel; (2) a laboratory; (3)
testing; (4) prototype fabrication/model shop (for those companies who
respond to Item 9 below); (5) office facilities; (6) administrative
capability to perform and provide, when authorized by issuance of
individual Contract Work Orders(CWOs), assistance to JPL in the field
of Optics, primarily for flight instruments. CWOs will typically be of
short scope and duration (e.g., one Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) Member
of the Technical Staff (MTS) per six to eight weeks), to be performed
on site at JPL or off-site local to JPL, at the Laboratory's
discretion. Off-site local to JPL implies that no travel arrangements
are required for JPL staff to meet at the off-site location and
meetings at the off-site location can be scheduled into a regular
workday routine. All work is to be done using software to which JPL has
licensed access (e.g., CodeV, LightTools, and Mechanical DeskTop, as
well as other tools may be specified by JPL). Rapid response (e.g.,
72-hour) from pre-CWO issuance to commencement of work is required in
the areas outlined below: (1) Optical Systems Engineering Design and
Analysis -- (a) active and passive designs; (b) ultraviolet through
thermal infrared spectrum; (c) opto-mechanical; (d) interferometer
assemblies; (e) thermo-optical; (f) electro-optical; and (g) error
budget flow-downs. (2) Optical Computer-Aided Design (CodeV and
LightTools based support); (3) Cartooning of Optical Designs; (4) Cost
Modeling and Estimation -- (a) quality vs. schedule risk; and (b)
distribution of error budget; (5) Optical Manufacturing Specifications;
(6) Quality Assurance Methodology; (7) Interface JPL property software
such as MACOS, VSIM and IMOS1 with commercial optics design tools,
including CodeV; and (8) Hardware Prototype and Fabrication. Responses
of interest to this synopsis shall include: (1) company name; (2)
address; (3) phone and FAX numbers; (4) point of contact; and (5) a
brief summary of your company's capabilities no later than May 5, 1998
to: JPL, Attn: Thomas May, Mail Stop 190-205, 4800 Oak Grove Drive,
Pasadena, CA 91109-8099 or via E-mail to: thomas.h.may@jpl.nasa.gov.
This is not a Request for Proposal (RFP). (0114) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0011 19980428\A-0011.SOL)
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