Definitive contract NNX15CS04CEXTREME DIAGNOSTICS, INC.
Overview
Award facts
- Net obligations
- $750K
- $750,000of $750K potential value
- Period of performance
- May 24, 2017 to Sep 8, 2017
- Ended
- Modifications
- 1
- Latest action May 24, 2017
- Contract type
- Definitive contract
- PIID NNX15CS04C
Description of requirement
IGF::OT::IGF THIS STTR PROJECT DELIVERS A COMPACT VIBRATION-BASED ENERGY CONVERSION MODULE (ECM) THAT POWERS SENSORS FOR PURPOSES SUCH AS STRUCTURAL HEALTH MONITORING (SHM). NASA CUSTOMERS INCLUDE THE ROCKET PROPULSION TEST (RPT) PROGRAM, THE ISS, AND THE ORION DEEP SPACE VEHICLE, ALL OF WHICH NEED WIRELESS SENSORS TO MONITOR AND ASSESS STRUCTURAL HEALTH. THE ECM REPRESENTS A MAJOR ADVANCEMENT IN THE USE OF WIRELESS AND SELF-POWERED DEVICES BY ENABLING THE MINIATURIZATION OF VIBRATION-BASED ENERGY HARVESTING DEVICES SUITABLE FOR POWERING SENSORS. IMPLICATIONS OF THE INNOVATION. THERE EXIST TWO BASIC PROBLEMS IN REDUCING THE SIZE OF VIBRATION-BASED HARVESTERS THAT PLAGUE ALL CURRENT COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE DEVICES BOTH ARE ADDRESSED HERE. THE FIRST IS ADDRESSED BY ELIMINATING THE PROBLEM OF FREQUENCY MATCHING IN COMPACT DEVICES. THE SECOND IS ADDRESSED BY PROVIDING A BROADBAND DEVICE CAPABLE OF ENERGY CONVERSION ACROSS A RANGE OF FREQUENCIES. TECHNICAL OBJECTIVES OUR EXISTING PROTOTYPE IS A TRL 5 UNIT THAT WE USED TO DEMONSTRATE OUR ABILITY TO CONVERT KINETIC ENERGY TO USEFUL ELECTRICAL POWER. THIS PROTOTYPE COMBINES PIEZOELECTRIC BEAM TRANSDUCERS WITH ARTIFICIALLY INDUCED MAGNETIC FIELDS TO FORCE A NONLINEAR BROADBAND BEHAVIOR. PHASE II USES THIS APPROACH FOR COMPACT SIZING OF LOW CENTER FREQUENCY TRANSDUCERS WITH THE OBJECTIVE OF DELIVERING A FIELD-VALIDATED COMPACT ECM THAT PROVIDES A NEAR ORDER-OF-MAGNITUDE IMPROVEMENT OVER CURRENT ENERGY HARVESTERS. RESEARCH DESCRIPTION PHASE I CREATED AN EFFICIENT PROTOTYPE AND ESTABLISHED FEASIBILITY. IN PHASE II WE BUILD A FULLY OPERATIONAL UNIT AND PERFORM FIELD VALIDATION-TESTS COMPATIBLE WITH SSC TEST BEDS. ANTICIPATED RESULTS ANTICIPATED RESULTS INCLUDE A REDUCTION IN THE AMOUNT OF BATTERY WASTE GENERATED BY SELF-POWERED DEVICES THAT ENABLES LONG-TERM WIRELESS DEPLOYMENT. PHASE I COMPLETED A TRL 5 PROTOTYPE AND TESTED ITS PERFORMANCE IN RELEVANT VIBRATION ENVIRONMENTS. PHASE II VALIDATES AND DELIVERS A TRL 6 UNIT.
Dates and value
- Award date
- Signed on Jun 8, 2015
- Potential end of performance
- Sep 7, 2017
- Current value
- $750,000Base and exercised options
- Potential value (if all options are exercised)
- $750,000
Obligations by fiscal year of action
- FY2015: $750,000
Total across 1 fiscal year: $750,000
Source: Federal Procurement Data System contract actions as published by SAM.gov and USAspending.gov; latest action recorded May 24, 2017. View on USAspending · Recipient on SAM.gov
Recipient
Business types and certifications
As represented in SAM.gov at the time of the action.
Agency and place
Awarding and funding
- Awarded by
- National Aeronautics and Space Administration
- NASA SHARED SERVICES CENTER
- Funded by
- National Aeronautics and Space Administration
- NASA SHARED SERVICES CENTER
Place of performance
- Place of performance
- Boulder, Colorado 80301-3814
- Congressional district (place of performance)
- CO-02As reported at the time of the action
Classification and competition
Classification
- Product or service (PSC)
- AR11R&D- SPACE: AERONAUTICS/SPACE TECHNOLOGY (BASIC RESEARCH) (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
- 500
Solicitation and notices
- Solicitation ID
- NNX15STTRII(as reported)
Contract details
- Subcontracting plan
- Plan not requiredB
- Major program
- Compact energy conversion module
- Cost Accounting Standards clause
- No - CAS waiver approvedN
- Certified cost or pricing data
- No
- Service Contract Act labor standards
- No
- Commercial procedures
- Commercial item 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
- No - service where PBA is not used.N
Transaction history
Modification history
- Base award
- Jun 8, 2015Base obligation at award: $750,000
- Latest action
- May 24, 2017 — Other administrative actionModification 1; administrative: no change in scope or value
- Actions by type
- Base award1
- Other administrative action1
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
- Recovered materials and sustainability
- No clauses included and no sustainability includedC
- EPA-designated product
- Not requiredE
- Clinger-Cohen Act planning (IT)
- No
- Research program (SBIR/STTR)
- Small technology transfer research program phase iiST2
- Walsh-Healey Act (materials and supplies)
- No
- Construction wage rates (Davis-Bacon)
- 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
- Definitive contractD
- Awarding agency code
- 8000
- Awarding sub-tier code
- 8000
- Contracting office code
- 80NSSC
- Transactions recorded under this award key
- 2
Funding
- Funding agency code
- 8000
- Funding sub-tier code
- 8000
- Funding office code
- 80NSSC