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A -- SMALL DISADVANTAGED BUSINESS FORUM SOL SDBF10-29-98-RNM DUE 101398 POC Robert Medina, Small Business Specialist, Phone (805) 258-3343, Fax (805) 258-2292, Email robert.medina@mail.dfrc.nasa.gov WEB: Click here for the latest information about this notice, http://nais.nasa.gov/EPS/DFRC/date.html#SDBF10-29-98-RNM. E-MAIL: Robert Medina, robert.medina@mail.dfrc.nasa.gov. NASA Dryden Flight Research Center is seeking small, small disadvantaged and small women-owned businesses as well as Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU s) and Other Minority Institutions (these businesses are hereafter refer to as SDB s) participate in the NASA Aeronautics and Space Transportation Technology Small Disadvantaged Business Quarterly Forum. The forum will be conducted at NASA Dryden Flight Research Center, Edwards, California on October 29, 1998. In partnership with the Office of Aeronautics and Space Transportation Technology, the Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization sponsors Quarterly Forums where certain high tech Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB's) deliver technical presentations to senior Aeronautics managers and NASA Prime Contractors regarding their technical capability related to the Aeronautics program. NASA is seeking to identify high-tech SDB's to participate in the Aeronautics Forum with expertise in the targeted areas of capability described below. The forums are a means of identifying high-tech SDB's capable of participating in our most complex aeronautics programs as future contractors and subcontractors. Dryden is NASA s primary installation for flight research for more than half a century, and is chartered to conceive and conduct experimental flight research. In carrying out this mission, Dryden operates some of the most advanced research aircraft in the nation. We are looking for small businesses and educational institutions with expertise or capabilities in: experimental flight research for integrated flight and propulsion controls; advanced optical sensors and controls; viscous drag reduction; advanced configurations; high-altitude, long-endurance aircraft; remotely piloted vehicle technology; hypersonic vehicle experiments; high-speed research for civil transportation; atmospheric tests of advanced rocket and air breathing propulsion concepts; instrumentation systems; and flight loads predictions. Small businesses and educational institutions interested in participating as a presenter at the forum, should submit their capabilities statement to Robert Medina at the address below no later than Tuesday, October 13, 1998. Capability statements should target the areas of expertise mentioned above and the type of business or educational institution. Posted 10/05/98 (D-SN259051). (0278)

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