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Igf::ot::igf Nasa/langley Is Issuing This Sources Sought Synopsis to Determine the Potential of Small Businesses Capable of Meeting Nasa/langleys Requirements (i.e. Aerospace Hardware for Exploration Mission to Moon and Mars Support) for Machining and Fabrication Efforts in Support of Our Research and Development Programs. a Brief Description of Requirements Are as Follows:furnish All Personnel, Facilities, Services, Equipment, Supplies, Materials, and Transportation Must Meet Strict Research Schedules Work to Specifications Such as (but Not Limited to) Government-furnished Drawings, Sketches, or Written Narratives the Contractor Shall Conform to Various Nasa and Industry Standards/codes as Specified in Task Orders. Such Standards/codes Include (but Not Limited to) All Applicable Internal/external Langley Management System Documents. Perform Accurate Machining and Handwork for Precision Tolerances, Fits, and Finishes. Dimensional Tolerances Will Vary With Hardware and May Range From General (+/- .020 Inches, 125 RMS) to Tight (+/- .0001 Inches, 4 RMS) Constraints Depending on the Nature of the Work Manufacture, Repair, Rework, or Modify Research and Facility Hardware to Include, But Not Be Limited to; Structural Members and Assemblies Modification of Aerospace and Aeronautical Models Two Hour Response Time on Urgent Delivery Orders Three Day Response (or Less If Required) on Requests for Quotes General Fabrication and Precision Machining Quality Management System the Contractor Shall Inspect All Completed Tasks Prior to Delivery to the Government to Ensure Compliance With the Task Order and Specified Standard. the Contractor Shall Furnish a Final Inspection Report With Completed Tasks.
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