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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF NOVEMBER 30,1995 PSA#1480Contracts Competency Division, Attn. Chris Lyons, Bldg. 588 M/S 32,
Naval Air Wareare Center Aircraft Division, Patuxent River, MD
20670-5304 52 -- MASS PROPERTIES INSTRUMENT AND SPARE PARTS KIT SOL
N00421-95-R-5287 DUE 011796 POC Chris Lyons, Contract Specialist, (301)
342-1825 ext. 201 Linda Suggs, Contracting Officer, (301) 342-1825 ext.
108. This is a notice of intent to Request a Proposal and negotiate on
an other than full and open competitive basis for the purchase of one
Mass Properties Instrument and one spare parts kit for routine
maintenance. This requirement will be negotiated on a sole source basis
with Space Electronics, 81 Fuller Way, Berlin, CT 06037. In accordance
with FAR 6.302-1, only one responsible source and no other supplies or
services will satisfy agency requirements. This is primarily due to the
requirement for compatibility with the existing array of test article
interface hardware as well as concerns for the safety of operating
personnel. The following is a summary of the elements or
characteristics that the Mass Properties Instrument must possess. The
Mass Properties Instrument shall measure the static balance, center of
gravity, and moments of inertia of test objects. The cabinet of the
instrument shall measure no greater than 48 in. by 48 in. by 48 inches.
The Mass Properties Instrument shall be capable of supporting,
measuring, and balancing payloads weighing between 200 and 6000 lbs.
and the instrument shall be capable of being operated by remote-control
to ensure the safety of operating personnel. The center of gravity
performance limits shall consist of the following: (a) the full scale
moment due to offset center of gravity of part shall be 5,000 lb-inch,
(b) the moment sensitivity (smallest detectable change) shall be 0.3
lb-inch, (c) the moment resolution (smallest moment display increment)
shall be 0.05 lb-inch, and (d) the maximum center of gravity
displacement (if not limited by moment) shall have no limit. The moment
of inertia performance limits shall consist of the following: (a) the
specifications for accuracy shall be (+/-) 0.25% of value, (b) the
maximum moment of inertia that can be measured shall be 5,000 slug-ft2,
(c) the temperature error due to tare moment of inertia (per degree
Fahrenheit short term change in ambient temperature) shall be 0.00002
slug-ft2, and (d) the timing error shall be 0.00004 slug-ft2.
Addtionally, the following patterns and counterbore shall be provided
on the mounting plate: (a) eight holes on a 10 in. diameter bolt circle
tapped for 1/2-20 UNF-3B threads, (b) eight holes on a 15 in. diameter
bolt circle tapped for 1/2-20 UNF-3B threads, and (c) eight holes on
a 20 in. diameter bolt circle tapped for 1/2-20 UNF-3B threads. NOTE:
Bolt circles to be concentric with axis of rotation within 0.01 inch
tolerance in radius and thread depth to be a minimum of 1.5 diameters
of the thread size. A tolerance of 0.01 in. will be allowed on the
chord between consecutive holes in any one bolt circle. A pilot bore of
0.7500 +0.0003/-0.0000 diameter by minimum 0.5 in. deep and concentric
with the spindle axis within 0.0001 tolerance in radius shall be
provided in the rotating mounting plate. Additionally, the outside
diameter of the mounting plate shall be 23 inches. The function of the
spare parts kit is routine maitenance of the Mass Properties
Instrument. A firm-fixed price contract is anticipated. All resposible
sources may submit a proposal which shall be considered by the agency.
See Numbered Note 22. (0332) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0201 19951129\52-0001.SOL)
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