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A -- LARGE ENGINE TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM FOLLOW ON PROGRAM POC Wayne Girard, (216) 433-2799, MS 500-305 or Internet E-Mail: Wayne.R.Girard@lerc.nasa.gov. Paul T. Kerwin, Project Manager, (216) 433-3409, MS 86-6, Internet E-Mail: Paul.T.Kerwin@lerc.nasa.gov. The NASA Lewis Research Center is pursuing research and technology work in advanced air breathing engine propulsion. The work encompasses a wide range of technologies primarily for engines in the 10,000 pound class and larger including afterburning engines. The applications include civil and military subsonic and supersonic aircraft. The scope covers experimental and analytical investigations for such aeropropulsion systems including sub-scale to full scale. Research deliverables can include reports, data, software, and hardware related to the design, analysis, fabrication and test of sub-components, components engine systems and subsystems. The scope also includes controls work and development of advanced materials and processing. The work will be accomplished thru use of specific completion tasks issued by NASA. The total estimated period of performance is sixty (60) months. A security clearance to the level of secret may be required for some tasks. Multiple awards are contemplated. All interested parties may submit information of their R & D capabilities to either of the above named individual prior to the closing date of this synopsis. See Numbered Note(s): 25. (0042)

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