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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF FEBRUARY 2,1995 PSA#1275Naval Research Laboratory, Code 3210.PS, 4555 Overlook Avenue, SW
Washington, DC 20375-5326 A -- LONG RANGE SCIENTIFIC PROJECTS SOL BAA 02-95 POC Point of
contact: Pat Schaefer, Contract Specialist, Code 3210.PS (202)
767-6263. This amends the advertisement appearing in the CBD issue
dated 01 December 1994 and the BAA publication 02-95, date of issue 01
December 1994. POC Mrs. Pat Schaefer, Contract Specialist, Code
3210.PS (202) 767-6263. Long Range Scientific Sol. BAA NRL 02-95. (Call
between 9:00 AM and 4:00 PM Eastern Time; please do not call prior to
requesting or downloading detailed publication noted below.) One
additional topic, BAA 569, is hereby added as part of the publication.
The following BAA is issued as Addendum #02 to BAA 02-95: NRL BAA
Topic 569 - AGILE MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY. The Advanced Information
Technology Branch at the Naval Research Laboratory is interested in
receiving proposals for a research program aimed toward research and
development in the area of Agile Manufacturing. The purpose of this
program is advancing the state-of-the-art in advanced manufacturing
technologies, especially as it relates to the production of
low-quantity machined parts and/or recovery of manufacturing capability
for out of production parts. (Note: This topic is an expansion of the
agile manufacturing aspect of Topic #509, published on 1 December
1995.) Key areas of interest include: (1) CAD data transmission,
translation, and correction, (2) Scanning measurement and reverse
engineering, (3) Finite Element Modeling (FEM) process modeling
analysis, (4) Rapid tooling and prototyping, (5) Effective parts
process planning, and (6) Advanced CAD/CAM design, tool pathing, and
verification. The foregoing description should be interpreted within
the following guidelines which apply to all BAA topics but are stated
here for emphasis. (1) NRL is not interested in concepts that already
have been developed or proven (even if they never have been sold
before); (2) NRL seeks proposals for scientific study and
experimentation directed toward advancing the state-of-the-art or
increasing knowledge or understanding; and (3) deliverables should
demonstrate the results of scientific study and experimentation rather
than focus on a specific system or hardware solution. Address Initial
Proposals to Lawrence C. Schuette, Code 5580.2, FAX (202) 767-1112 or
electronic mail to schuette@ait.nrl.navy.mil. Allow one month before
requesting confirmation of receipt of Initial Proposal, if confirmation
is desired. Substantive contact should not take place prior to
evaluation of an Initial Proposal by NRL. If necessary, NRL will
initiate substantive contact. Ground rules, proposal preparation
instructions and award considerations are provided in the booklet BAA
No. 02-95. All information for topic 569 is provided above. Proposals
involving cooperative research arrangements are welcome. Academic
institutions, small disadvantaged-businesses, historically black
colleges and universities, and minority institutions are especially
encouraged to participate. Respond to the address above. The BAA is
available on the Internet, specifically the World Wide Web via MOSAIC
at the following address: http://www.nrl.navy.mil/BAA/baa.html. The
electronic bulletin board will continue to be available for downloading
the BAA in whole or in part at (202) 404-8007. The board can transmit
at rates up to 2,400 baud. It is available 24 hours per day. Support to
users is not available, and callers assume risks of use. However, the
board is configured for downloading only, incorporates anti-viral
software, and is regularly maintained. Written requests for a
publication describing each topic in detail and providing guidance for
proposing should be sent to the address shown above. NRL FAX: (202)
767-5896/6197. All requests must be in writing. Therefore, telephone
requests will not be honored. One copy per requestor will be provided.
(There are no restrictions on copying the publication.) It is
suggested that institutions having an Office of Sponsored Research use
the office as point of contact in writing requests. The detailed
publication issue date is 01 December 1994. The announcement of topic
569 will remain open until 30 November 1995. Proposals may be submitted
any time during this period; however, they must be in accordance with
the detailed publication. Watch the CBD for addendums to the BAA 02-95
adding new topics. The new topics will also be added to the Internet
and Electronic Bulletin board. (0031) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0005 19950201\A-0005.SOL)
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