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Aerospace System's Technical Research Operation Services (ASTROS)

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FA9300-15-R-1001Federal

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The contract seeks to advance rocket propulsion research and development by facilitating cost-effective and agile modifications and build-up of rocket test stands and related facility operations at Edwards Air Force Base, California. Emphasizing safety and security, the contract aims to foster a collaborative work environment with a single point of responsibility, thereby streamlining processes and reducing administrative workloads for both government personnel and contractors. The initiative includes multiple engagements with industry through requests for information and sources sought notices issued between May and June 2014, inviting potential partners to participate and provide feedback. Identified under the solicitation number FA9300-15-R-1001 and categorized under the NAICS code 541330, the effort is focused on aerospace systems' technical research operations. Key contacts for the contract are Contract Specialists Joshua P. Vasquez and Nathan Hansing, who can be reached for further inquiries. The contracting approach emphasizes early industry involvement to ensure responsive solutions that align with government requirements and promote innovation in rocket propulsion testing infrastructure.

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Contract supports rocket propulsion testing upgrades at Edwards AFB, emphasizing safety, collaboration, and industry input.

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541330 - Engineering Services

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Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL), Edwards AFB Research Site., Edwards AFB, CA, 93524, USA

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Joshua P. VasquezContract Specialist
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Advance rocket propulsion R&D by obtaining affordable and responsive buildup / modification of rocket test stands and facility operations while maintaining safety and security. Promote a collaborative environment with a single point of responsibility while reducing government and contractor administrative burden. Request for Information #1 - 21 May 2014. Responses extended to 24 June 2014. See attachment for details. Request For Information #2 - 11 June 2014. Responses due by 16 June 2014. See attachment for details. Industry Day Announcement - 11 June 2014. Interested parties must respond by 30 June 2014. See attachment for details. Sources Sought - 17 June 2014. Responses due by 30 June 2014. See attachment for details.

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