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A -- Power and Thermal Technologies for Air and Space

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BAA-03-05-PRKFederal

Submission Closed11/18/2003, 12:00:00 PM UTC

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Broad Agency Announcement BAA-03-05-PRK, issued by the Air Force Research Laboratory Propulsion Directorate, is a long-term solicitation focused on the development and improvement of Power and Thermal Technologies for Air and Space (PTTAS). The program supports the DoD, NASA, and Industry More Electric Initiative, as well as directed energy weapons development. Its primary technical objectives encompass power generation, power management and distribution, energy storage, and subsystem integration to enhance the capabilities, reliability, and manufacturability of aircraft, spacecraft, and soldier portable power systems. The solicitation is managed through a series of amendments and specific calls for proposals targeting diverse technological needs. Key projects include the Multimegawatt Electric Power System (MEPS) focusing on superconducting generator technology, the development of 50W soldier portable fuel cells, power-dense solid oxide fuel cells for UAVs, and silicon carbide power switch modules. Other specialized efforts include the Air Vehicles Electromagnetic Environmental Effects Immunity (AVE3I) program, advanced aircraft thermal management, and AC tolerant YBCO coated conductors. Administrative requirements for the program include rigorous representations and certifications tailored for small businesses, large businesses, and educational institutions. The government utilizes various contract vehicles, including ID/IQ contracts, cost-reimbursement, and assistance instruments. Proposals are evaluated based on technical merit, cost realism, and economic benefit to the United States, with specific security classifications and data delivery requirements outlined through Contract Data Requirements Lists and DD Form 254s.

General Info

Agency

Department Of Defense → FA8650 USAF Afmc Afrl Pzl Afrl/pzl

Contract Value

$49,000,000

NAICS

541715 - Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology)

Place of Performance

OH, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Awardee

Schafer Corporation321 Billerica Road Chelmsford, MA 01824-4191

Award Issued Date

09/24/2003, 12:00:00 AM UTC

Documents

50W Fuel Cell State of the Art Appendix

specifications

High

Amendment 14 to BAA 03-05-PRK Power and Thermal Technologies

9 pages · amendment

High

Amendment 16 to BAA 03-05-PRK Power and Thermal Technologies

3 pages · amendment

High

BAA 03-05-PRK Amendment 0002

11 pages · amendment

High

BAA 03-05-PRK Amendment 03 - Multimegawatt Electric Power Systems Program

6 pages · baa-amendment

High

BAA 03-05-PRK Amendment 04 - AC Tolerant YBCO Coated Conductor Program

5 pages · amendment

High

BAA 03-05-PRK Amendment 05 - Power Dense Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Power Units

amendment

High

BAA 03-05-PRK Amendment 06 - Small and Lightweight Portable Power Systems for Airmen

14 pages · amendment

High

BAA 03-05-PRK Amendment 07 Integrated Power for Aircraft Technologies

17 pages · amendment

High

BAA 03-05-PRK Amendment 08 Call for Proposals for AVE3I Program

14 pages · baa-amendment

High

BAA 03-05-PRK Amendment 09 - Advanced Aircraft Thermal Management Technology Transition Applications

12 pages · amendment

High

BAA-03-05-PRK Amendment 09 Revision - Call for Proposals

1 page · amendment

High

BAA 03-05-PRK Amendment 10 - Silicon Carbide Power Switch Module

12 pages · amendment

High

BAA 03-05-PRK Amendment 11 - Grant Proposal Instructions

2 pages · amendment

High

BAA 03-05-PRK Amendment 12 - Power and Thermal Technologies for Air and Space

amendment

High

BAA 03-05-PRK Amendment 13 - Dispersion Strengthening of Soft Magnetic Materials

17 pages · amendment

High

BAA 03-05-PRK Amendment 15 Power and Thermal Technologies

2 pages · amendment

High

BAA-03-05-PRK Amendment 16 - CDRL

amendment

High

BAA 03-05-PRK Amendment 17 - 50W Soldier Portable Fuel Cell System

19 pages · amendment

High

BAA-03-05-PRK DD Form 254 - Contract Security Classification Specification

specifications

High

BAA-03-05-PRK Power and Thermal Technologies for Air and Space

26 pages · broad-agency-announcement

High

BAA 03-05-PRK Representations and Certifications Package for Small Business

12 pages · reps-and-certs

High

BAA 03-05-PRK Representations and Certifications Package for Universities

14 pages · reps-and-certs

High

Certification Regarding Debarment and Drug-Free Workplace Requirements

3 pages · reps-and-certifications

High

Certification Regarding Debarment and Drug-Free Workplace Requirements

certification

High

Change 01 to Amendment 05 - Proposal Due Date Revision for BAA-03-05-PRK

1 page · amendment

High

Change 01 to Amendment 06 - PTTAS Small and Lightweight Portable Power Systems

1 page · amendment

High

Correction 02 to Amendment 03 - Call for Proposals for PTTAS MEPS

1 page · amendment

High

Correction to Amendment 03 - Call for Proposals for PTTAS MEPS Solicitation

1 page · amendment

High

Correction to Amendment 05 for BAA-03-05-PRK Power Dense Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Power Units

1 page · amendment

High

DD254 - Air Vehicle Electromagnetic Effects Immunity (AVET)

4 pages · specifications

High

FA8650-04-C-2476 Representations & Certifications - Small Business

13 pages · reps-and-certs

High

Revision to Amendment 05 for BAA-03-05-PRK Power and Thermal Technologies Solicitation

1 page · amendment

High

Solicitation Amendment 2 for BAA-03-05-PRK

2 pages · amendment

High

Technical Information Update for Amendment 05 - Power Dense Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Units

2 pages · amendment

High

BAA 03-05-PRK Representations and Certifications Package (Large Business)

14 pages · representations-and-certifications

Low

FA8650-04-C-2476 Representations & Certifications for Educational Institutions

15 pages · reps-certs

Low

FA8650-04-C-2476 Representations & Certifications (Large Business)

15 pages · reps-and-certs

Low

FA8650-04-C-2501 PTTAS MEPS Representations & Certifications for Educational Institutions

16 pages · past-performance

Low

FA8650-04-C-2501 PTTAS MEPS Representations & Certifications for Small Businesses

14 pages · past-performance

Low

FA8650-04-C-2501 PTTAS MEPS Representations & Certifications (Large Businesses)

16 pages · reps-and-certs

Low

MEPS Program Industry Day Attendee List (May 2004)

2 pages · industry-day

Low

PTTAS-MEPSIndustryDayCharts.ppt

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Presolicitation → Solicitation

AwardedSep 24

Contract was awarded

Submission Closed

11/18/2003, 12:00:00 PM UTC

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyDepartment Of Defense → FA8650 USAF Afmc Afrl Pzl Afrl/pzl

Contacts1 person available

OfficeWRIGHT PATTERSON AFB, OH, 45433-7541, USA

Organization / AgencyDepartment Of Defense → FA8650 USAF Afmc Afrl Pzl Afrl/pzl

Office AddressWRIGHT PATTERSON AFB, OH, 45433-7541, USA

Contacts

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contact@example.gov

+1 (555) 000-0000

Full Description

17. Air Force Research Laboratory, Propulsion Directorate/Power Division (AFRL/PRP) solicits research proposals for Power and Thermal Technologies for Air and Space. The Power Division (AFRL/PRP) of the Air Force Research Laboratory Propulsion Directorate is soliciting proposals under this Broad Agency Announcement (BAA) to develop, demonstrate and improve upon key power and thermal technologies supporting air and space applications in the areas of Power Generation, Power Management & Distribution, Energy Storage, and Subsystem Integration. The technical improvements in these four areas will contribute toward meeting the Power Division's goals in the 2009 and beyond timeframe, and goals deemed necessary to facilitate nearer-term transition or transfer. Power and thermal technologies for aircraft support the integrated goals of the joint DoD/NASA/Industry More Electric Initiative. Advanced power technologies support the initiative to develop directed energy weapons and place these weapons on airborne platforms. The airborne use of directed energy weapons is driving the onboard electrical power requirements beyond the limits of conventional electrical power and thermal management systems and has driven the need to develop the necessary power generation, distribution and conditioning technologies required for the airborne use of these weapons. Power technologies for space applications develop innovative technologies to reduce spacecraft size and weight, increase efficiency, increase operational life and develop affordable spacecraft. The over arching strategy of the BAA involves the use of a 7-year open-ended solicitation spanning the four major technology areas of Power Generation, Power Management and Distribution, Energy Storage and Subsystem Integration for Air and Space applications. This strategy will provide AFRL/PRP an acquisition tool with the flexibility to solicit proposals and make awards to develop technologies to meet present and future Air Force needs on a - real-time basis as ever-changing technology issues are identified. The BAA will remain - open for 7 years; however, proposals will only be solicited and accepted during "calls". Each call will identify solicitation topics and will contain a common cut-off date for proposal submission. The first - call for proposals occurs with the issuance of this BAA. Refer to Part 5 of the solicitation for detailed information concerning the Power and Thermal Technologies for Air and Space - Scientific Research Program. This program will sponsor scientific research and early development of materials, thermal concepts, battery cells and others, in the following four major research areas in which problems frequently arise which require unique and innovative solutions: Power Generation, Power Management & Distribution, Energy Storage, and Subsystem Integration. The anticipated funding for this program is $49M. Interested offerors may view and/or download the full BAA solicitation by accessing the Federal Business Opportunities (FedBizOpps) homepage at http://www.eps.gov/. Direct questions to the Contracting point of contact identified in the announcement