Power analyzer for high voltage bus and wide bandgap semiconductors

NASA is seeking a specialized power analyzer system under a sole-source procurement to support high-voltage and wide-bandgap semiconductor testing within its Power Management and Distribution Branch. The requirement is for a Hioki PW8001-14 power analyzer with four U7005 optical interface units, four CT6873 current transducers, and four VT1005 voltage probes, all configured to deliver 18-bit sampling, 2 kV isolation, and 0.03% power accuracy at 60 Hz across a DC to 10 MHz bandwidth. The system must be delivered within seven weeks of award to NASA Glenn Research Center in Cleveland, Ohio, under F.O.B. Destination terms. The acquisition is conducted as a low-price technically acceptable (LPTA) process, where technical compliance with all specifications is a mandatory pass/fail criterion, and award will go to the lowest-priced offer that meets all technical requirements. The estimated contract value is $62,225, and the procurement is classified as a small business set-aside. The contract incorporates standard FAR and NASA-specific clauses, including obligations for System for Award Management (SAM) registration, personal identity verification of personnel, and compliance with export controls under ITAR and EAR. Duty-free entry is authorized for the equipment under specific tariff provisions, requiring contractors to submit appropriate customs documentation. Offerors must be registered in SAM.gov with a valid Unique Entity Identifier and self-certify their small business status. The contract includes provisions for accelerated payments to small business subcontractors, sustainable product considerations, and anti-discrimination policies under recent deviations. All submissions must be sent electronically by the July 30, 2026, deadline to the designated point of contact, with technical and contractual inquiries due by July 28, 2026. Documentation must include proof of manufacturer pricing and written authorization to resell the specified equipment, and no formal packaging, marking, or barcoding standards beyond government labeling requirements are specified. The contracting officer is not explicitly named, but Sara Jusino-Terry serves as the primary point of contact for offeror inquiries.