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Purchase order NNX16CS12PHYPERV TECHNOLOGIES CORP.

Overview

Award facts

Period of performance
Jun 10, 2016 to Dec 9, 2016
Ended
Modifications
0
Latest action May 25, 2016
Contract type
Purchase order
PIID NNX16CS12P

Description of requirement

IGF::OT::IGF HYPERV TECHNOLOGIES CORP. PROPOSES TO CONSTRUCT A LONG-RECORD-LENGTH, FIBER-COUPLED, FAST IMAGING DIAGNOSTIC FOR RECORDING X-RAY BACK-LIT MATERIAL FLOWS AND X-RAY EMISSION EVENTS. X-RAY IMAGING OF MATERIAL FLOWS IN DETONATION FRONTS AND COMBUSTION THROUGH PROTECTIVE HOUSINGS HAS MANY IMPORTANT AEROSPACE, INDUSTRIAL AND DEFENSE IMPLICATIONS. FIRST HYPERV WILL DESIGN, CONSTRUCT AND TEST, IN CONJUNCTION WITH UAH, A SINGLE FIBER COUPLED X-RAY SCINTILLATOR PIXEL. SILICON PHOTO-MULTIPLIERS WILL BE INVESTIGATED TO MAXIMIZE CHANNEL PROPERTIES FOR THE ACCEPTED COST AND DESIRED SCALABILITY. NEXT WE WILL DEVELOPE AN X-RAY IMAGER OF AT LEAST 16 PIXELS FOR OBSERVING X-RAY BACKLIT MATERIAL FLOWS BASED OFF OF THE SINGLE CHANNEL EXPERIMENTS. A CAMERA PERFORMANCE OF AT LEAST 2500 FRAMES AT 10 MEGAFRAMES PER SECOND WITH AT LEAST 12-16 BITS PER PIXEL WILL BE TARGETED. X-RAY EMISSION FROM BACKLIGHTER WILL BE SHONE THROUGH A ROCKET MOTOR AND PROJECTED ONTO A SCINTILLATOR. THE OPTICAL EMISSION FROM THE SCINTILLATOR IS THEN OBSERVED BY A FIBER IMAGING GRID. THE IMAGING GRID WOULD THEN COUPLE LIGHT TO A BANK OF AMPLIFIED SIPM PIXELS WITH INTEGRATED ANALOG GAIN AND DATA ACQUISITION. HYPERV HAS ALREADY DEMONSTRATED AS PART OF PREVIOUS WORK A TWO CLOCK DOMAIN TECHNIQUE FOR USING SLOW CHEAP MICRO-CONTROLLERS TO MANAGE HIGH TIME RESOLUTION DATA ACQUISITION OVER LONG RECORD-LENGTH WITH A LOW COST DIGITAL BACKEND. HYPERV HAS ALSO DEMONSTRATED THAT THIS BACK END CAN BE USED TO OBSERVE SIPM AS WELL AS PHOTODIODE DETECTORS. WE PROPOSE NOW TO EXTEND THESE TECHNIQUES OBSERVE X-RAY INDUCED EMISSION OF SCINTILLATOR MATERIALS FOR PERFORMING TIME RESOLVED IMAGING OF X-RAYS. THIS SMALL SCALE IMAGER WOULD THEN BE USED TO OBSERVE MATERIAL FLOWS IN ROCKET MOTORS IN THE UAH X-RAY LABORATORY AS A DEMONSTRATION OF THE DIAGNOSTICS CAPABILITY.

Dates and value

Award date
Signed on May 25, 2016
Potential end of performance
Dec 8, 2016

Source: Federal Procurement Data System contract actions as published by SAM.gov and USAspending.gov; latest action recorded May 25, 2016. View on USAspending · Recipient on SAM.gov

Recipient

LocationCHANTILLY, VA
UEINBKLC5X4BDK3
Business sizeSmall businessSize at award, per the contracting officer

Business types and certifications

For-profit organizationCorporation (not tax-exempt)

As represented in SAM.gov at the time of the action.

Agency and place

Awarding and funding

Awarded by
  1. National Aeronautics and Space Administration
  2. NASA SHARED SERVICES CENTER
Funded by
  1. National Aeronautics and Space Administration
  2. NASA SHARED SERVICES CENTER

Place of performance

Place of performance
Chantilly, Fairfax County, Virginia 20151-2936
Congressional district (place of performance)
VA-11As 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
NNX16SBIRPH1(as reported)

Contract details

Subcontracting plan
Plan not requiredB
Major program
Fast fiber-coupled imaging of x-rays events
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
Performance-based service acquisition
No - service where PBA is not used.N

Transaction history

Modification history

Base award
May 25, 2016Base obligation at award: $124,998
Latest action
May 25, 2016 — Base awardModification 0; obligation change +$124,998
Actions by type
  • Base award1
1 actions recorded, May 25, 2016 to May 25, 2016; 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
Latest action: change in base and exercised options
$124,998
Latest action: change in base and all options
$124,998

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 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
Country of product or service origin
United statesUSA
Place of manufacture
Not a manufactured end productC

Structure

Award or IDV
Award
Award type
Purchase orderB
Awarding agency code
8000
Awarding sub-tier code
8000
Contracting office code
80NSSC
Transactions recorded under this award key
1

Funding

Funding agency code
8000
Funding sub-tier code
8000
Funding office code
80NSSC