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AWARDDELIVERY ORDEROther than small business

Delivery order NNL15AC21TTHE BOEING COMPANY

Overview

Award facts

Net obligations
$2.38M
$2,382,032of $2.40M potential value
Outlays (paid to date)
$44.88K
$44.88K paid of $2.38M obligated$44,878
Period of performance
Sep 16, 2015 to Oct 12, 2016
Ended
Modifications
3
Latest action Sep 22, 2023
Contract type
Delivery order
PIID NNL15AC21T

Contract value is the most the government could spend; obligations are what it has legally committed; outlays are what it has actually paid.

Description of requirement

IGF::OT::IGF TASK TITLE: REDUCING RISK TO ACHIEVING THE NASA N2 NOISE GOAL. 1.0 INTRODUCTION/BACKGROUND:NASAS ENVIRONMENTALLY RESPONSIBLE AVIATION (ERA) PROJECT HAS FOCUSED ON DEVELOPING AND DEMONSTRATING TECHNOLOGIES FOR INTEGRATED AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS. THE FUEL BURN GOAL IS A REDUCTION BY 50 RELATIVE TO A BEST IN FLEET AIRCRAFT IN 2005, THE NOISE GOAL IS 42 DECIBELS (DB) CUMULATIVE RELATIVE TO THE FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATIONS STAGE 4 REQUIREMENT, AND THE EMISSIONS GOAL IS FOR A REDUCTION OF 75 IN NITROUS OXIDE BELOW THE COMMITTEE ON AVIATION ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION STANDARD NUMBER 6 (CAEP6). THE TARGET DATE IS 2020 FOR KEY TECHNOLOGIES TO BE AT A TECHNOLOGY READINESS LEVEL (TRL) OF FOUR TO SIX (I.E., SYSTEM OR SUB-SYSTEM PROTOTYPE DEMONSTRATED IN A RELEVANT ENVIRONMENT). THIS CORRESPONDS TO A PROJECTED AIRCRAFT ENTRY INTO SERVICE NO EARLIER THAN 2025. THESE GOALS AND TIMEFRAME ARE DEFINED BY NASA AS N21. THIS EFFORT BUILDS UPON PREVIOUS CONTRACT WORK BY BOEING. THE HYBRID WING BODY (HWB) AIRCRAFT WAS PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED AS ONE CONCEPT THAT HAS THE POTENTIAL TO MEET THE ERA PROJECTS AIRCRAFT NOISE GOAL. NASA PUBLISHED IN AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF AERONAUTICS AND ASTRONAUTICS (AIAA) PAPER NUMBERS 2010-3912 AND 2010-3913 RESULTS SHOWING A TECHNICAL PATH FOR THE HWB CONCEPT TO MEET THE 42 DB GOAL. UNDER THE ERA ADVANCED VEHICLE CONFIGURATIONS (AVC) TASK THE ADVANCED HWB AIRCRAFT CONCEPT PROPOSED BY BOEING WAS SHOWN TO MEET ALL THREE OF THE ERA N2 GOALS SIMULTANEOUSLY. NASA HAS PARTICIPATED IN A DETAILED AND UPDATED NOISE ASSESSMENT THAT WAS PUBLISHED AS AIAA PAPER 2014-0365 (GUO, BURLEY, AND THOMAS) INCLUDING COMPARISON WITH THE PREVIOUS NASA NOISE ASSESSMENT. FINALLY, UNDER SMAAART TASK ORDER NNL13AB86T, BOEING IS CURRENTLY WORKING WITH AN UPDATED DESIGN OF ITS HWB PREFERRED SYSTEM CONCEPT (PSC) AIRCRAFT WITH IMPROVED DESIGN FEATURES INCLUDING A KRUEGER FLAP LEADING EDGE, AN IMPROVED ENGINE SELECTION, AND IMPROVED ENGINE/AIRFRAME INTEGRATION.IN REVIEW OF THE ABOVE RESEARCH, NASA HAS IDENTIFIED FOUR CRITICAL AREAS NEEDED TO IMPROVE NASAS CURRENT SYSTEM NOISE ASSESSMENT METHODOLOGY. ALSO, INVESTIGATION OF NOISE REDUCTION APPROACHES IN THESE FOUR AREAS WILL RESULT IN HIGHER CONFIDENCE NOISE ASSESSMENTS RELATIVE TO MEETING THE 42 DB GOAL. IT IS OF ADDITIONAL VALUE TO NASA THAT THE RESULTS FROM THIS TASK WILL ALSO BE APPLICABLE TO ASSESSMENTS OF OTHER ADVANCED AIRCRAFT CONCEPTS. THE OVERALL PURPOSE OF THIS TASK ORDER IS TO REDUCE THE RISK TO ACHIEVING THE 42 DB GOAL BASED ON THE MOST ADVANCED ASSESSMENTS TO BE DONE BY NASA ON THE ERA VEHICLE CONCEPTS. 1.NASAS RESEARCH FOCUSES ON FUTURE AIRCRAFT DESIGN CONCEPTS AND TECHNOLOGY THAT COULD BE INTRODUCED INTO SERVICE IN 2020, 2025 AND 2030. THE FIRST NEXT GENERATION FOR 2020 IS REFERRED TO AS N1. THE SECOND GENERATION IS N2. THE THIRD AND FARTHEST OUT GENERATION IS N3. EACH DESIGN GENERATION OFFERS TECHNOLOGY FEATURES MORE SOPHISTICATED THAN THOSE OF THE GENERATION BEFORE. 2.0 SCOPE&OBJECTIVE(S):2.1THE SCOPE OF THIS TASK ORDER IS LIMITED TO USING BOEINGS HWB PSC IN THE FOLLOWING FOUR TECHNICAL AREAS THAT HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED AS CRITICAL TO IMPROVING THE CURRENT STATE OF THE ART OF NASAS AIRCRAFT SYSTEM NOISE ASSESSMENTS, TO ACHIEVE THE 42 DB NOISE GOAL. 1.HIGH FIDELITY ULTRA-HIGH BYPASS (UHB) FAN NOISE SHIELDING EFFECTIVENESS. 2.AIRFRAME SYSTEM DATABASE WITH COMPONENT NOISE RANKING. 3.KRUEGER FLAP NOISE. 4.FLIGHT PATH AND SYSTEM NOISE OPTIMIZATION. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL UTILIZE COMPUTATIONAL AND ANALYTICAL MODELING METHODS AND ANALYSIS OF EXISTING EXPERIMENTAL AND SIMULATION DATA IN CONDUCTING THE WORK UNDER THIS SOW. 2.2THE OBJECTIVES OF THIS TASK ORDER ARE TO: 1. DEVELOP SHIELDING SUPPRESSION MAPS FROM HIGH FIDELITY SIMULATIONS OF UHB AFT RADIATED FAN NOISE THAT ARE TO BE USED IN SYSTEM NOISE ASSESSMENTS.2. DEVELOP AND PREDICT THE PERFORMANCE OF A CONC

Dates and value

Award date
Signed on Sep 16, 2015
Potential end of performance
Oct 11, 2016
Current value
$2,395,243Base and exercised options
Potential value (if all options are exercised)
$2,395,243
Parent contract vehicle
NNL10AA05B (IDC, multiple award) — 39 orders recorded under it

Obligations by fiscal year of action

  • FY2023: $44,878
  • FY2021: -$58,089 (de-obligation)
  • FY2015: $2,395,243

Total across 3 fiscal years: $2,382,032

Net de-obligation in that fiscal year (obligations withdrawn).

Source: Federal Procurement Data System contract actions as published by SAM.gov and USAspending.gov; latest action recorded Sep 22, 2023. View on USAspending · Recipient on SAM.gov

Recipient

LocationHUNTINGTON BEACH, CA
UEIU5BBKY1S5GF6
CAGE code4JTK8
Business sizeOther than small businessSize at award, per the contracting officer
Organization typeCorporate not tax exempt
Parent companyTHE BOEING COMPANY

Business types and certifications

For-profit organizationCorporation (not tax-exempt)Manufacturer of goods

Self-reported at the time of the action.

Agency and place

Awarding and funding

Awarded by
  1. National Aeronautics and Space Administration
  2. NASA LANGLEY RESEARCH CENTER
Funded by
  1. National Aeronautics and Space Administration
  2. NASA LANGLEY RESEARCH CENTER
Funded from
Aeronautics (DIRECT)Program activities080-0126Federal accounts (agency financial reports)

Place of performance

Place of performance
Huntington Beach, Orange County, California 92647-2048
Congressional district (place of performance)
CA-47As reported at the time of the action

Classification and competition

Classification

Product or service (PSC)
AR11SPACE R&D SERVICES; SPACE FLIGHT, RESEARCH AND SUPPORTING ACTIVITIES; BASIC RESEARCH (research and development)

Competition

Extent competed
Full and open competitionA
Solicitation procedures
Subject to multiple award fair opportunityMAFO
Set-aside
No set-aside used
Contract pricing
Cost plus fixed feeU
Offers received
1

Contract details

Major program
Structures, materials, aerodynamics, aerothermodynamics, and acoustics for aerospace vehicles ~ smaa
Commercial procedures
Commercial products/services procedures not usedD
Government-furnished property
Transaction does not use GFE/GFPN
Bundled requirement
Not a bundled requirementD
Consolidated requirement
No
Undefinitized action (terms not final)
No
Multi-year contract
Yes
Performance-based service acquisition
Yes - service where PBA is used.Y

Transaction history

Modification history

Base award
Sep 16, 2015Base obligation at award: $2,395,243
Latest action
Sep 22, 2023 — Supplemental agreement (within scope)Modification P00003; obligation change +$44,878
Latest substantive action
Sep 22, 2023 — Supplemental agreement (within scope)Modification P00003; obligation change +$44,878
Actions by type
  • Base award1
  • Supplemental agreement (within scope)3
4 actions recorded, Sep 16, 2015 to Sep 22, 2023; each action counted once.

All contract data

All contract data

Every other field reported for this award, as of its latest reported action

Competition

Evaluation preference
No preference used
Local area set-aside
No
Simplified procedures for commercial items
No
A-76 (FAIR Act) action
No

Pricing and financing

Paid by purchase card
No

Socio-economic and policy

Inherently governmental functions
Other functionsOT
Recovered materials and sustainability
No clauses included and no sustainability includedC
EPA-designated product
Not requiredE
Clinger-Cohen Act planning (IT)
No

Place and origin

Domestic or foreign entity
U.S. owned businessA
Country of product or service origin
United statesUSA
Place of manufacture
Not a manufactured end productC

Structure

Award or IDV
Award
Award type
Delivery orderC
Parent vehicle type
IDCB
Parent vehicle: multiple or single award
Multiple awardM
Parent vehicle agency
National Aeronautics and Space Administration8000
Awarding agency code
8000
Awarding sub-tier code
8000
Contracting office code
80LARC
Transactions recorded under this award key
4

Funding

Funding agency code
8000
Funding sub-tier code
8000
Funding office code
80LARC
Treasury accounts
  • 080-2015/2016-0126-000
  • 080-2023/2024-0126-000
Object classes
  • 25.5: Research and development contracts
Disaster or emergency funding (DEFC)
  • Q: Not Designated Nonemergency/Emergency/Disaster/Wildfire Suppression