Po NNX11CD58PMUSYN INC
Overview
Award facts
- Period of performance
- Jun 3, 2011 to Aug 17, 2011
- Ended
- Modifications
- 3
- Latest action Jun 3, 2011
- Contract type
- Po
- PIID NNX11CD58P
Description of requirement
ADAPTIVE CONTROL OFFERS AN OPPORTUNITY TO FULFILL PRESENT AND FUTURE AIRCRAFT SAFETY OBJECTIVES THOUGH AUTOMATED VEHICLE RECOVERY WHILE MAINTAINING PERFORMANCE AND STABILITY REQUIREMENTS IN THE PRESENCE OF UNKNOWN OR VARYING OPERATING ENVIRONMENT. FUTURE AIRCRAFT ARE A NATURAL APPLICATION OF ADAPTIVE CONTROL. THESE AIRCRAFT WILL BE MORE FUEL EFFICIENT, HAVE LONGER OPERATING RANGES THOUGH MORE FLEXIBLE AIRCRAFT STRUCTURES. THIS INCREASED FLEXIBILITY WILL RESULT IN STRUCTURAL MODES BEING IN THE SAME FREQUENCY RANGE AS THE RIGID BODY MODES. THE TRADITIONAL NON-ADAPTIVE CONTROL DESIGN APPROACH TO ADDRESS THE AEROSERVOELASTIC (ASE) INTERACTION OF DECOUPLING THE RIGID BODY AND STRUCTURAL DYNAMICS WILL NOT WORK. FURTHERMORE, THE APPLICATION OF ADAPTIVE CONTROL TO THESE FLEXIBLE AIRCRAFT MAY RESULT IN UNDESIRED ASE EXCITATION LEADING TO STRUCTURAL DAMAGE OR FAILURE. HENCE AN INTEGRATED FLIGHT CONTROL SYSTEM IS NEEDED FOR GUST LOAD ALLEVIATION, FLUTTER SUPPRESSION AND RIGID BODY CONTROL OF THE AIRCRAFT WHICH WORKS IN CONCERT WITH THE ADAPTIVE CONTROL SYSTEM FOR IMPROVED RESILIENCE AND SAFETY. MUSYN PROPOSES AN INTEGRATED APPROACH BASED ON LINEAR, PARAMETER-VARYING (LPV) CONTROL TO THE DESIGN OF THE FLIGHT CONTROL, LOAD ALLEVIATION AND FLUTTER SUPPRESSION ALGORITHMS. THE PHASE I AND PHASE II RESEARCH WILL FOCUS ON APPLYING AND EXTENDING LPV TECHNIQUES TO MODEL, DESIGN, ANALYZE AND SIMULATE CONTROL ALGORITHMS FOR FLEXIBLE AIRCRAFT. THE OBJECTIVE IS TO COMBINE THE INTEGRATED LPV FLIGHT CONTROL SYSTEM WITH ADAPTIVE CONTROL TO PRESERVE RIGID BODY PERFORMANCE DURING UPSETS WHILE RETAINING THE LOAD ALLEVIATION AND FLUTTER SUPPRESSION CHARACTERISTICS OF THE NOMINALLY AUGMENTED AIRCRAFT. PHASE I WILL DEVELOP A PROTOTYPE LPV FRAMEWORK FOR MODELING, ANALYSIS, CONTROL AND SIMULATION AND PHASE II WILL DEVELOP A COMPREHENSIVE LPV SOFTWARE TOOL SUITE.
Dates and value
- Award date
- Signed on Feb 17, 2011
- Potential end of performance
- Nov 29, 2011
Source: Federal Procurement Data System contract actions as published by SAM.gov and USAspending.gov; latest action recorded Jun 3, 2011. View on USAspending · Recipient on SAM.gov
Recipient
Agency and place
Awarding and funding
- Awarded by
- National Aeronautics and Space Administration
- NASA SHARED SERVICES CENTER
- Funded by
- National Aeronautics and Space Administration
- ARMSTRONG FLIGHT RESEARCH CENTER
Place of performance
- Place of performance
- Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota 55414-5377
- Congressional district (place of performance)
- MN-05As reported at the time of the action
Classification and competition
Classification
- Product or service (PSC)
- AR11R&D-AERO & SPACE TECH-B RES (research and development)
Competition
- Extent competed
- Full and open competition after exclusion of sourcesD
- Solicitation procedures
- Negotiated proposal/quoteNP
- Set-aside
- Small business set aside - totalSBA
- Contract pricing
- Firm fixed priceJ
- Offers received
- 4
Solicitation and notices
- Solicitation ID
- SBIR11PH01(as reported)
Contract details
- Subcontracting plan
- Plan not requiredB
- Major program
- Adaptive linear parameter varying control for aero
- Service Contract Act labor standards
- No
- Government-furnished property
- Transaction does not use GFE/GFPN
- Bundled requirement
- Not a bundled requirementD
- Consolidated requirement
- No
- Undefinitized action (terms not final)
- No
- Performance-based service acquisition
- Yes - service where PBA is used.Y
Transaction history
Modification history
- Base award
- Feb 17, 2011Base obligation at award: $8,334
- Latest action
- Jun 3, 2011 — Funding onlyModification 3; obligation change +$54,825; funding only: changes obligations, not scope
- Latest funding action
- Jun 3, 2011 — Funding onlyModification 3; obligation change +$54,825; funding only: changes obligations, not scope
- Actions by type
- Base award1
- Funding only3
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
- Simplified procedures for commercial items
- No
Pricing and financing
- Paid by purchase card
- No
Socio-economic and policy
- Recovered materials and sustainability
- No clauses included and no sustainability incluC
- EPA-designated product
- Not requiredE
- Research program (SBIR/STTR)
- Small business innovation research program phase i actionSR1
- Walsh-Healey Act (materials and supplies)
- No
- Construction wage rates (Davis-Bacon)
- No
Place and origin
- Domestic or foreign entity
- U.S. owned businessA
- Place of manufacture
- Not a manufactured end productC
Structure
- Award or IDV
- Award
- Award type
- PoB
- Awarding agency code
- 8000
- Awarding sub-tier code
- 8000
- Contracting office code
- NSSC0
- Transactions recorded under this award key
- 4
Funding
- Funding agency code
- 8000
- Funding sub-tier code
- 8000
- Funding office code
- DFRC0