SOS Ltd

THE GOVERNMENT IS PROCURING THE NEXT-GENERATION GEOSTATIONARY OPERATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL SATELLITES (GOES) SERIES TO CONTINUE ITS MISSION THROUGH NEW REQUIREMENTS SPECIFIED IN THE GOES-R LEVEL I REQUIREMENTS DOCUMENT AND MISSION REQUIREMENTS DOCUMENT (MRD). THE FIRST SATELLITE OF THIS NEW SERIES, DESIGNATED AS GOES-R, WILL PROVIDE THE FIRST MAJOR IMPROVEMENT IN INSTRUMENT TECHNOLOGY SINCE GOES-I LAUNCHED IN 1994. THE GOES-R SERIES WILL INTRODUCE OTHER NEW TECHNOLOGIES IN BOTH THE SPACE AND GROUND SEGMENTS. THESE ADVANCES WILL IMPROVE THE NATION'S ABILITY TO MONITOR AND FORECAST WEATHER AND ENVIRONMENTAL PHENOMENA WITH A SIGNIFICANT INCREASE IN THE NUMBER OF PRODUCTS. ONE OF NOAA'S PRINCIPAL MISSIONS IS TO PROVIDE FORECASTS AND WARNINGS FOR THE UNITED STATES, ITS TERRITORIES, ADJACENT WATERS AND OCEAN AREA FOR THE PROTECTION OF LIFE AND PROPERTY AND ENHANCEMENT OF THE NATIONAL ECONOMY. THIS MISSION REQUIRES THE CAPABILITY TO ACQUIRE, PROCESS, AND DISSEMINATE ENVIRONMENTAL DATA ON AN EXTENSIVE SPATIAL RANGE (GLOBAL, REGIONAL AND LOCAL) ON A VARIETY OF TIME SCALES. THESE DATA INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO: GLOBAL IMAGERY; CLOUD AND PRECIPITATION PARAMETERS; ATMOSPHERIC PROFILES OF TEMPERATURE, MOISTURE, WINDS, AEROSOLS, AND OZONE; SURFACE CONDITIONS CONCERNING ICE, SNOW AND VEGETATION; OCEAN PARAMETERS AND SEA-SURFACE TEMPERATURE; AND SOLAR AND IN-SITU SPACE ENVIRONMENT CONDITIONS. THE STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW) DEFINES THOSE TASKS TO DESIGN, ANALYZE, VALIDATE, DEVELOP, FABRICATE, ASSEMBLE, INTEGRATE, TEST, VERIFY, EVALUATE, DELIVER GOES-R SERIES SATELLITES AND SUPPORT LAUNCH AND POST LAUNCH, SUPPLY AND MAINTAIN THE GROUND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT (GSE), AND SUPPORT THE NOAA SATELLITE OPERATIONS CONTROL CENTER (SOCC). THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE THE PERSONNEL, MATERIALS, FACILITIES, AND OTHER RESOURCES TO DESIGN, VALIDATE, FABRICATE, ASSEMBLE, INTEGRATE, TEST, VERIFY, AND DELIVER GOES-R SERIES SATELLITES AND PROVIDE PRE-LAUNCH, LAUNCH, AND POST-LAUNCH SUPPORT AND TRAINING UNDER THE BASIC CONTRACT, AND OPTIONS WHEN EXERCISED BY THE GOVERNMENT.

IGF::OT::IGF NEXTSTEP NRA AWARD. THIS NEXTSTEP CONTRACT BUILDS UPON THE SUCCESS OF COMMERCIAL ORBITAL TRANSPORTATION SERVICES SPACE ACT AGREEMENT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM AND AN EXISTING INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION (ISS) COMMERCIAL RESUPPLY SERVICES (CRS) CONTRACT. ORBITAL HAS SUCCESSFULLY TRANSITIONED FROM COTS TO THE CRS PROGRAM, FLYING THREE VERY SUCCESSFUL PRESSURIZED CARGO RESUPPLY MISSIONS TO THE ISS, USING THE CYGNUS SPACECRAFT. ORBITAL ALSO SUCCESSFULLY DEVELOPED SPACECRAFT FOR SOLAR SYSTEM EXPLORATION TO INCLUDE THE CURRENTLY OPERATIONAL DAWN MISSION. THIS MISSION WAS LAUNCHED IN SEPTEMBER 2007, COMPLETED ITS RENDEZVOUS MISSION AT VESTA IN JULY 2012 AND IS EN ROUTE TO CERES IN EARLY 2015. WITH SPACE AGENCY BUDGETS CONTINUING TO BE TIGHT, EXPLORATION PLANS NEED TO EMPHASIZE EVOLUTION OF EXISTING SYSTEMS, WHERE COST AND SCHEDULE IS BETTER CONTROLLED, AND DEVELOPMENT RISK REDUCED. SPECIFICALLY, ELEMENTS OF THE CURRENT ISS, INCLUDING CYGNUS, CAN BE EVOLVED TO SUPPORT MORE DISTANT SPACE DESTINATIONS. TO SUPPORT THESE ENDEAVORS, ORBITAL CONTRIBUTES TO THE DEVELOPMENT AND PRODUCT IMPROVEMENT OF CYGNUS AND TO NEXTSTEP ACTIVITIES AND HAVE INVESTED IN THE COTS CRS PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP ENDEAVOR. ORBITAL'S EXPLORATION AUGMENTATION MODULE (BAM) ARCHITECTURE USES A MODULAR, BUILDING BLOCK APPROACH THAT LEVERAGES THE CYGNUS SPACECRAFT TO EXPAND CISLUNAR AND LONG DURATION DEEP SPACE TRANSIT HABITATION CAPABILITIES AND TECHNOLOGIES CRITICAL TO NASAS LONG-TERM EXPLORATION GOALS. ORBITALS ARCHITECTURE CONCEPT BLENDS IN-PRODUCTION HARDWARE WITH ADAPTATION, EVOLUTION, PLANNING, AND FORWARD THINKING. CYGNUS WILL SERVE AS A MODULAR HABITAT AND TEST PLATFORM FOR QUALIFYING TECHNOLOGIES IN A DISTANT RETROGRADE ORBIT (DRO) OR IN A LOW EARTH ORBIT (LEO), EITHER WHILE ATTACHED TO THE ISS OR AS A FREE-FLYER. USING THE EXISTING, OPERATIONAL CYGNUS TO PERFORM THESE MISSIONS HAS THE ADVANTAGE OF DECREASING OVERALL DEVELOPMENT TIME AND COSTS, AND FREEING UP RESOURCES THAT WOULD BE SPENT ON DEVELOPING A SPACECRAFT TO FOCUS ON CULTIVATING MISSION ENABLING TECHNOLOGIES. THE GOAL IS TO HAVE A CYGNUS DERIVED EAM DEPLOYED IN CISLUNAR SPACE BEFORE 2020. THIS SPACECRAFT WILL BE THE FIRST BUILDING BLOCK IN SUPPORTING BOTH COMMERCIAL MARKETS AND GOVERNMENT OBJECTIVES. THE PROPOSED EFFORT FOR THIS NEXTSTEP BAA PHASE I, INVOLVES DEFINING AN EAM ARCHITECTURE AND CONCEPT OF OPERATIONS (CONOPS) THAT ADDRESSES COMMERCIAL MARKETS AND NASA EXPLORATION OBJECTIVES, TECHNOLOGY MATURATION PLANNING AND INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT, AND TO IDENTIFY TECHNOLOGIES THAT CAN BE IMPLEMENTED AND DEMONSTRATED IN THE ISSILEO ENVIRONMENT WITHIN THE NEXT THREE YEARS. TO MATURE HABITATION TECHNOLOGIES, THE CONTRACTOR WILL IDENTIFY STATE OF THE ART (SOA) TECHNOLOGIES ACROSS NASA TECHNOLOGY AREAS (TAS) DEFINED IN THE NASA TECHNOLOGY ROADMAP. FOCUS WILL BE ON MATURATION OF THE FOLLOWING TECHNOLOGIES ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL AND LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEMS ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING SAFETY AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE AND HABITATION THERMAL CONTROL SYSTEMS AUTONOMOUS HABITATION SYSTEMS NAVIGATION SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT DOCKING AND CAPTURE MECHANISMS AND DEPLOYABLE HABITATION ELEMENTS

NASA IS PARTICIPATING WITH THE DOC/NOAA IN A MULTI-SATELLITE PROGRAM TO PROVIDE CONTINUOUS MONITORING OF EARTH AND SPACE ENVIRONMENT PARAMETERS. THE MONITORED PARAMETERS WILL PROVIDE DATA FOR WEATHER PREDICTION MODELS AND PROVIDE SEVERE WEATHER WARNING DATA. THE PROGRAM IS TERMED GEOSTATIONARY OPERATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL SATELLITE (GOES) AND IS ACCOMPLISHED USING TWO NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION (NOAA) GEOSTATIONARY SATELLITES STATIONED AT TWO LONGITUDES OVER THE EQUATOR. THE GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER (GSFC) GOES PROJECT OFFICE HAS BEEN GIVEN RESPONSIBILITY FOR PROCURING THE NECESSARY HARDWARE AND SUPPORT SERVICES TO MEET THE MISSION REQUIREMENTS AS SPECIFIED HEREIN. THE SPACECRAFT CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH THE NECESSARY PERSONNEL, FACILITIES, SERVICES, AND MATERIALS TO DESIGN, FABRICATE, INTEGRATE, TEST, DELIVER ON-ORBIT TO NASA, AND SUPPORT ON-ORBIT OPERATIONS FOR ALL OF THE GOES N-Q SPACECRAFT DEVELOPED UNDER THIS CONTRACT. THIS WORK SHALL BE PERFORMED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS DOCUMENT AND ALL ATTACHMENTS TO THE CONTRACT. IN ACCOMPLISHING THE DEVELOPMENT AND DELIVERY OF THE GOES N-Q SPACECRAFT, THE SPACECRAFT CONTRACTOR SHALL PERFORM THE FOLLOWING: 1. PROVIDE THE SPACECRAFT BUS AND THE SPACE ENVIRONMENT MONITOR (SEM) INSTRUMENTS FOR EACH OF THE GOES SPACECRAFT. 2. RECEIVE THE GFE INSTRUMENTS AND RELATED GROUND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT (GSE), THEN INTEGRATE THEM WITH THE SPACECRAFT BUS AND PERFORM SPACECRAFT LEVEL TESTING. 3. PROVIDE ALL REQUIRED SPACECRAFT MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL GSE. 4. PROVIDE A SPACECRAFT EMULATOR AND INR PERFORMANCE EVALUATION SYSTEM 5. DELIVER AND SUPPORT INTEGRATION, VERIFICATION, AND MAINTENANCE OF GROUND SYSTEM HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE. 6. DESIGN AND SUPPORT INTEGRATION AND VERIFICATION OF ANY MODIFICATIONS OR REPLACEMENTS TO NOAA GROUND SYSTEM HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE. 7. SUPPORT COMBINED SPACECRAFT AND GROUND SYSTEM TESTING, AND GOES END-TO-END TESTING BEFORE LAUNCH. 8. PROVIDE ALL SERVICES ASSOCIATED WITH THE LAUNCH VEHICLE PROCUREMENT, LAUNCH BASE PROCESSING FACILITY, LAUNCH BASE COORDINATION AND SAFETY, SPACECRAFT/LAUNCH VEHICLE INTEGRATION AND CHECKOUT, AND LAUNCH. 9. PROVIDE ALL SERVICES ASSOCIATED WITH FLIGHT OPERATIONS FROM THE LAUNCH VEHICLE/SPACECRAFT SEPARATION THROUGH SPACECRAFT POSITIONING IN GEOSTATIONARY CHECKOUT ORBIT. 10. SUPPORT ALL SERVICES ASSOCIATED WITH THE ON-ORBIT SPACECRAFT CHECKOUT AND SUPPORT ASSOCIATED WITH INSTRUMENT AND INR CHECKOUT. 11. PROVIDE SPACECRAFT OPERATOR AND ENGINEERING TRAINING FOR ON-ORBIT OPERATION. 12. PROVIDE ON-ORBIT ENGINEERING SUPPORT FOR THE SPACECRAFT SUPPORT GROUND SYSTEM (SSGS) AND EACH SPACECRAFT. THE SPACECRAFT CONTRACTOR IS REQUIRED TO DELIVER THE GOES N-Q SPACECRAFT FULLY COMPATIBLE AND OPERATIONAL WITH NOAA GROUND SYSTEMS: THE SATELLITE OPERATIONS CONTROL CENTER (SOCC), SUITLAND, MD; THE WALLOPS COMMAND AND DATA ACQUISITION STATION (WCDAS), WALLOPS, VA; A BACKUP CDAS; AND THE SPACE ENVIRONMENT CENTER (SEC), BOULDER, CO. CHANGES TO THE EXISTING GROUND SYSTEMS TO ACCOMMODATE UPGRADED OR ADDITIONAL CAPABILITIES ARE PERMITTED AS DEFINED IN SECTION 3.5. THE CONTRACTOR S DELIVERED SPACECRAFT AND ASSOCIATED EFFORTS SHALL MEET ALL REQUIREMENTS OF THE GOES N-Q PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATION.

IGF::OT::IGF BLS SERVICES (TAJI)

TAS::80 0120::TAS AS THE PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR (PI) INSTITUTION FOR THE MAGNETOSPHERIC MULTISCALE (MMS) INSTRUMENT SUITE SCIENCE TEAM (ISST), THE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR LEADING THE SOLVING MAGNETOSPHERIC ACCELERATION RECONNECTION AND TURBULENCE (SMART) TEAM THROUGH ALL MISSION PHASES. THE SCOPE OF WORK SHALL INCLUDE, BUT NOT BE LIMITED, TO THE FOLLOWING: - MANAGE THE SMART TEAM THROUGH PHASES B THROUGH E OF THE MMS MISSION, - DEFINING SCIENCE GOALS AND OBJECTIVES - ASSIST THE MMS PROJECT AND HQ SCIENCE MISSION DIRECTORATE HELIOPHYSICS DIVISION IN THE PREPARATION OF LEVEL 1 REQUIREMENTS FOR THE MMS MISSION - FLOW-DOWN OF TOP-LEVEL MISSION REQUIREMENTS TO THE APPROPRIATE ELEMENTS OF THE INSTRUMENT SUITE - DESIGN, FABRICATION, INTEGRATION, CALIBRATION, TESTING AND DELIVERY OF FOUR FULLY QUALIFIED, FLIGHT INSTRUMENT SUITES TO OBSERVATORY INTEGRATION AND TEST (I&T) PLUS SPARES - DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT, INTEGRATION AND TESTING OF THE SOC - SUPPORT OBSERVATORY-LEVEL I&T ACTIVITIES - PROVIDE SUSTAINING ENGINEERING AND I&T SUPPORT OF THE INSTRUMENT SUITES AFTER DELIVERY TO NASA - RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE ON-ORBIT OPERATION, HEALTH AND SAFETY OF THE INSTRUMENT SUITES - RESPONSIBILITY FOR OPERATING AND MAINTAINING THE SOC POST-LAUNCH - ESTABLISHING AND MANAGING SUBCONTRACTS WITH INSTRUMENT SUITE TEAM MEMBERS - ESTABLISHING AND MAINTAINING THE REQUIRED INTERNATIONAL TRAFFIC IN ARMS REGULATIONS (ITAR) AND EXPORT CONTROL DOCUMENTATION NECESSARY FOR WORKING WITH ITS INTERNATIONAL TEAM MEMBERS - IMPLEMENTATION OF AN EPO PROGRAM FOR THE MMS MISSION

TAS::80 0114::TAS SOLAR ULTRAVIOLET IMAGER (SUVI) INSTRUMENT. THIS CONTRACT IS FOR THE DESIGN, ANALYZE, DEVELOP, FABRICATE, INTEGRATE, TEST, EVALUATE AND SUPPORT LAUNCH OF THE SOLAR ULTRAVIOLET IMAGER (SUVI) INSTRUMENT, SUPPLY AND MAINTAIN THE INSTRUMENT GROUND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT (GSE), AND SUPPORT THE SATELLITE OPERATIONS CONTROL CENTER (SOCC). THE SUVI IS CLASSIFIED AS A NON-PRIMARY INSTRUMENT ON THE GOES-R SATELLITE AND HAS A RISK CLASSIFICATION OF B. THE SUVI INSTRUMENT PROVIDES A BROADBAND IMAGING IN THE EXTREME ULTRAVIOLET WAVELENGTH RANGE TO MONITOR THE ENTIRE DYNAMIC RANGE OF SOLAR FEATURES, FROM CORONAL HOLES TO FLARES, AS WELL AS THE ESTIMATE OF TEMPERATURE AND EMISSION MEASURE. THESE DATA ARE USED FOR GEOMAGNETIC STORM FORECASTS AND FORECASTS OF SOLAR ENERGETIC PARTICLE EVENTS RELATED TO FLARES. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE THE PERSONNEL, MATERIALS, FACILITIES AND OTHER RESOURCES TO DESIGN, DEVELOP, DELIVER AND SUPPORT UNDER THE BASIC CONTRACT: A) PARTS AND MATERIALS FOR 4 FLIGHT MODELS B) ONE SUVI FLIGHT MODEL (FM) C) THREE SETS OF THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM TEST EQUIPMENT (ESTE) D) TWO SUVI EMULATORS (SUVIES) E) TWO FLIGHT SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENTS (FSDES) F) ONE GROUND PROCESSING DEVELOPMENT SYSTEM (GPDS) G) SPARES FOR THE FOUR FMS H) ALL ADDITIONAL SUVI MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL GROUND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT (MGSE AND EGSE) CALLED OUT ELSEWHERE IN THIS DOCUMENT I) ALL ITEMS AND DOCUMENTS SPECIFIED IN ALL CONTRACT DOCUMENTS

THE COUNTER-ROCKET, ARTILLERY AND MORTAR (C-RAM) REQUIREMENT FOR THE INSTALLATION AND SUPPORT (I&S) FOR CRITICAL COMPONENTS OF THE SYSTEM OF SYSTEMS (SOS) IN SUPPORT OF US AND COALITION PARTNER IN RESPONSE TO ONGOING CONTINGENCY OPERATIONS (OCO) LOCATIONS WORLDWIDE.

THE PURPOSE OF DMCS IS TO MANAGE THE DEFAULT LOAN PORTFOLIO, AND STORE, MANAGE, PROTECT, AND PROVIDE STUDENT LOAN DEBTORS IN DEFAULT AVAILABLE INFORMATION UNDER THE HEA. DMCS ENABLES BORROWERS, WHO SO CHOSE, TO MAKE PAYMENTS ON THEIR ACCOUNTS AND SEN

BASE UNDEFINITIZED CONTRACT ACTION (UCA) WITH SOS INTERNATIONAL LLC. (SOSI) FOR BASE LIFE SUPPORT (BLS) AND SECURITY SERVICES FOR APPROXIMATELY 3,200 U.S., COALITION, AND NATO FORCES AT CAMP TAJI GREEN ZONE, TAJI, IRAQ IN SUPPORT OF CENTRAL COMMAND, COMBINED JOINT TASK FORCE - OPERATION INHERENT RESOLVE (CJTF-OIR). BLS AT CAMP TAJI IS REQUIRED TO SUPPORT THE PRESIDENTIAL INITIATIVE OF OIR. THE PROPOSED ACQUISITION WILL INCLUDE A 12-MONTH BASE PERIOD PLUS 4 OPTION YEARS AND INCLUDE FAR CLAUSE 52.217-8, OPTION TO EXTEND SERVICES, FOR UP TO 6 ADDITIONAL MONTHS. AWARD OF OPTIONS IS CONTINGENT UPON A VALID LAND USE AGREEMENT THAT CORRESPONDS TO THE PROJECTED PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE.

SITE OPERATIONS SUPPORT SERVICES IV (SOS IV) NATIONAL ENERGY TECHNOLOGY LABORATORY SBA REQUIREMENT NUMBER - 0390/19/900028/01