The Collier Report of U.S. Government Contracting

Sampling of Federal Government Funding Actions/Set Asides

In order by amount of set aside monies.

• $8,000 - Saturday the 1st of December 2012
  National Oceanic And Atmospheric Administration
  EASTERN ACQUISITION DIVISION KANSAS CITY
  IGF::OT::IGF OTHER FUNCTIONS -- SHARK PUPPING

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• $7,000 - Monday the 3rd of December 2012
  National Oceanic And Atmospheric Administration
  EASTERN ACQUISITION DIVISION KANSAS CITY
  OTHER FUNCTIONS: EXTEND PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE TO PERFORM GENETIC STRUCTURE OF GULF STURGEON ALONG WITH ADDITIONAL SAMPLING FOR FURTHER ANALYSIS AND CONSERVATION EFFORTS.

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• $6,750 - Monday the 28th of January 2013
  National Aeronautics And Space Administration
  STENNIS SPACE CENTER
  NASA FUNDING PROVIDED UNDER THIS PURCHASE ORDER IS FOR THE PURPOSE OF SUPPORTING CERTAIN ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATED WITH THE MULTI-UNIVERSITY, INTERDISCIPLINARY ACADEMIC PROGRAM CONDUCTED BY THE CENTER OF HIGHER LEARNING (CHL) AT THE JOHN C. STENNIS SPACE CENTER (SSC), IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE SPACE ACT AGREEMENT DATED NOVEMBER 4, 2006, BETWEEN NASA/SSC AND THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF MISSISSIPPI INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER LEARNING (AGREEMENT #SSC/STA-01-001-06). THE AMOUNT PROVIDED HEREUNDER SHALL SUPPORT SUCH ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES BY SUPPLEMENTING THE SALARIES OF CHL ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF FOR THE PERIOD COMMENCING JANUARY 1, 2012 AND ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 2012. DELIVERABLES SPECIFIC DELIVERABLES ASSOCIATED WITH THE FUNDING PROVIDED UNDER THIS PURCHASE ORDER INCLUDE: 1) THE CHL DIRECTOR SHALL PROVIDE ALL REPORTS REQUIRED UNDER SECTION X OF THE ABOVE-REFERENCED SPACE ACT AGREEMENT, AND 2) ANY REPORTS REQUESTED BY THE NASA TECHNICAL MANAGER OR THE CHL POLICY BOARD CHAIR. MILESTONES- EFFORTS TO BE COMPLETED BY SEPTEMBER 30, 2012. STANDARDS QUALITY - NO MORE THAN ONE (1) RE-SUBMITTAL OF DELIVERABLE(S) DUE TO ERRORS, OMISSIONS AND LACK OF DETAILS TIMELINESS - ALL DELIVERABLE PRODUCTS AND/OR SERVICES SHALL BE COMPLETED WITHIN FIVE (5) WORKING DAYS OF ESTABLISHED MILESTONES. ANY DEVIATIONS TO THE MILESTONES, IF APPLICABLE, SHALL REQUIRE APPROVAL FROM THE NASA TECHNICAL MANAGERS AND THE NASA PROJECT MANAGER. UNLESS THE NASA TECHNICAL MANAGER OR THE CHL POLICY BOARD CHAIR SPECIFIES ANOTHER DATE, REPORTS SHALL BE DELIVERED NINETY (90) DAYS AFTER THE FIRST REQUEST. ANY CHANGES IN THE DELIVERY ORDER COMPLETION DATE SHALL REQUIRE APPROVAL FROM THE NASA TECHNICAL MANAGERS, THE NASA PROJECT MANAGER AND THE CONTRACTING OFFICER.

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• $65,681 - Friday the 10th of July 2015
  National Aeronautics And Space Administration
  STENNIS SPACE CENTER
  THE PROJECT SUPPORT BRANCH (PSB) IS STENNIS SPACE CENTERS (SSC) FOCAL POINT FOR ENSURING THAT LONG-RANGE OPERATING PROGRAM OBJECTIVES ARE MET BY MONITORING BUDGET FORMULATION, ALLOCATION, EXECUTION AND PROGRAM CONTROL ELEMENTS. IN KEEPING WITH THIS ASSIGNMENT THE PSB ASSISTS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF PROGRAM PROJECT PLANS, MAINTAINS PARAMETRIC COST/PERFORMANCE DATABASES AND PERFORMS RIGOROUS COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS. THESE EFFORTS ARE IN KEEPING WITH THE DEVELOPMENT OF A STRATEGIC PLANNING FRAMEWORK TO ALIGN SSCS INVESTMENT STRATEGIES WITH THE LONG-TERM VISION AND PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS OF THE AGENCY. THIS PROPOSAL IS INTENDED TO OUTLINE A SYSTEMATIC APPROACH OF RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS WHICH BEST SUPPORTS STENNIS SPACE CENTER S GOALS AS WELL AS THOSE OF NASA. 2.0 BACKGROUND THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI (USM) IS A COMPREHENSIVE RESEARCH INSTITUTION OF HIGHER LEARNING WHOSE PRIMARY MISSION IS TO PROMOTE INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENT AND FOSTER CREATIVE THINKING. AS A MEMBER OF THE MISSISSIPPI RESEARCH CONSORTIUM (MRC), USM PROVIDES RESEARCH ASSISTANCE AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT TO STENNIS SPACE CENTER. FOR MORE THAN A DECADE USM HAS PROVIDED ONGOING SUPPORT AND TECHNICAL SERVICES TO THE INNOVATIVE PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM AS WELL AS THE PROJECT SUPPORT BRANCH. THIS LONG STANDING RELATIONSHIP HAS PROVIDED THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI WITH UNIQUE INSIGHT INTO SSCS MANAGEMENT, OPERATIONS AND ENVIRONMENT. UTILIZING AN INDEPENDENT TEAM, IN A NON-COMPETITIVE POSTURE, USMS PSB GROUP HAS PROVIDED UNBIASED ASSESSMENT OF NASA RESOURCES, ON SITE CONTRACTOR PERFORMANCE AND EXTERNAL SERVICE PROVIDERS. AS A RESULT THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI IS UNIQUELY QUALIFIED TO FULFILL THE TASKS OUTLINED BY THIS STATEMENT OF WORK. 3.0 TASKS THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBES USMS RESPONSE TO THE SPECIFIC TASKS AND DELIVERABLES IDENTIFIED WITHIN NASAS STATEMENT OF WORK. THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI INTENDS TO UTILIZE A TEAM OF EXPERIENCED INDIVIDUALS FAMILIAR WITH NASA S VISION FOR SPACE EXPLORATION AS WELL AS SSCS MISSION TO SUPPORT THOSE GOALS. USM WILL UTILIZE CURRENT IN PLACE FINANCIAL REPORTING SYSTEMS AS WELL AS SPECIALIZED TOOLS TO MEASURE FINANCIAL AND PERFORMANCE DATA AS IT RELATES TO CURRENT YEAR PROJECT/PROGRAM PLANS. TASK 1: PROVIDE A HIGH LEVEL REVIEW AND ANALYSIS OF STRATEGIC PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS AS IT RELATES TO LONG-RANGE IMPLEMENTATION PLANNING FOR THE SSC MISSION PROJECTS. IDENTIFY REQUISITE TOOLS AND PROCESSES NEEDED TO SUPPORT THESE ACTIVITIES. TASK 2: ANALYZE AND IDENTIFY THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PROJECTED MAJOR PROGRAM CHANGES AND SSC PROJECTED BUDGET. FORECAST SHORTFALLS AND ACTIONS NECESSARY TO ACCOMMODATE THE CHANGES. EVALUATE THE EFFECT OF COST AND PROGRAM CHANGES ON THE BUDGET EXECUTION PROCESS. TASK 3: REVIEW AND ANALYZE A BROAD BASE OF HISTORICAL DATA AND CURRENT TRENDS TO VALIDATE AND CONSOLIDATE REQUESTS AND ESTIMATES FOR AN INTEGRATED BUDGET FOR A MAJOR MULTI-FUNCTIONAL PROGRAM. RESOLVE COMPLEX PROBLEMS OF PREDICTION AND FORECASTING WHICH RESULT FROM UNCERTAINTIES OR CHANGES IN OPERATING PROGRAMS, AND FOR DETERMINING THE PROPRIETY OF SYSTEMS AND METHODS USED BY OPERATING OFFICIALS IN DEVELOPING ESTIMATES FOR FUNDING REQUIREMENTS. TASK 4: IDENTIFY AND UTILIZE REQUISITE CRITERIA TO MEASURE AND/OR PREDICT THE ATTAINMENT OF PROGRAM OR ORGANIZATIONAL GOALS AND OBJECTIVES WHICH CONTRIBUTE TO THE IMPROVEMENT OF PRODUCTIVITY, EFFECTIVENESS AND EFFICIENCY IN PROGRAM OPERATIONS AND/OR ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT ACTIVITIES AT DIFFERENT ECHELONS AND/OR GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATIONS WITHIN THE ORGANIZATION. TASK 5: PERFORM AN ANALYSIS ON THE POTENTIAL ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF SSCS ALIGNMENT WITH PRESENT DAY AGENCY GOALS AND DIRECTION. DELIVERABLES: MONTHLY VALIDATION OF RAW DATA FROM NASAS FINANCIAL TOOLS; SAP, OAC AND THE PROJECT FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT DATABASE 2ND BUSINESS DAY AFTER FINANCIAL MONTH END.

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• $61,984 - Wednesday the 8th of February 2012
  US Fish And Wildlife Service
  CONTRACTING AND GENERAL SERVICES DIV
  USM GULF STURGEON

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• $442,090 - Saturday the 1st of December 2012
  Office Of Procurement Operations
  SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY ACQUISITION DIVISION
  IGF::CL::IGF LRBAA 11-03 AWARD TO UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI (1) THIS REQUIREMENT DOES NOT INCLUDE INHERENTLY GOVERNMENTAL FUNCTIONS, UNAUTHORIZED PERSONAL SERVICES, OR CRITICAL/CORE FUNCTIONS. IT DOES INCLUDE FUNCTIONS THAT ARE CLOSELY ASSOCIATED WITH INHERENTLY GOVERNMENTAL FUNCTIONS. (2) R&D SERVICES - "INTEGRATED APPROACH TO GEO-TARGET AT-RISK COMMUNITIES AND DEPLOY EFFECTIVE CRISIS COMMUNICATION APPROACHES" (3) DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY, SCIENCE&TECHNOLOGY DIRECTORATE (4) CONTRACT AWARD TO THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI

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• $43,382 - Friday the 10th of July 2015
  National Aeronautics And Space Administration
  STENNIS SPACE CENTER
  IGF::OT::IGF OTHER FUNCTIONS: STATEMENT OF WORK AUTONOMOUS MICRO-MODULAR MOBILE DATA CENTER CLOUD COMPUTING STUDY FOR MODELING, SIMULATION, INFORMATION PROCESSING AND CYBER-SECURITY VIABILITY THIS PROJECT PROPOSES TO UTILIZE AN AUTONOMOUS MICRO-MODULAR MOBILE DATA CENTER AS A TEST-PLATFORM FOR AN INFRASTRUCTURE-AS-A-SERVICE CLOUD COMPUTING SOLUTION AT THE NATIONAL CENTER FOR CRITICAL INFORMATION PROCESSING AND STORAGE (NCCIPS). A RELOCATABLE ADAPTIVE SUSPENSION EQUIPMENT RACK (R.A.S.E.R DX) ON LOAN FROM ELLIPTICAL MOBILE SOLUTIONS WILL BE UTILIZED AS A TEST-PLATFORM FOR DATA CENTER STUDIES OF INTEREST TO NASA AND NCCIPS IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS: OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE COULD INCLUDE ANALYSIS OF HOT SWAPPABLE CAPABILITIES FOR MINIMUM DOWN--?TIME, INTELLIGENT SENSOR SYSTEM FOR AUTONOMOUS OPERATION (BUILT--?IN ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING), SHOCK AND VIBRATION ISOLATION (FOR USE IN HABITABLE ENVIRONMENTS), AND INTELLIGENT FAULT TOLERANCE (FAILURE PROGNOSTICS, DIAGNOSTICS AND ADAPTIVE CONTROL SELF--?HEALING). ENERGY USAGE AND UTILIZATION COULD INCLUDE ENERGY CONSUMPTION AND OPERATION STUDIES PERTINENT TO HIGH DENSITY COMPUTING, PROCESSING, RESOURCE ALLOCATION AND THERMAL MANAGEMENT CONTROL STRATEGIES. VIABILITY TESTING AS AN AGILE AND SCALABLE PLATFORM FOR INNOVATIVE COMPUTING ARCHITECTURES, HIGHFIDELITY SIMULATION, DECISION MAKING, LONG--?DURATION REMOTE INFORMATION PROCESSING AND MULTI TENANCY. CLOUD COMPUTING SECURITY PENETRATION TESTING AND ANOMALY DETECTION DEFENSE STUDIES TO ASSESS THE ADEQUACY OF CLOUD COMPUTING SECURITY SINCE DISTRIBUTED DATA, MULTI-DEVICE AND MULTI-TENANT SYSTEMS BEING SHARED BY UNRELATED USERS RESULTS IN INCREASINGLY COMPLEX IT SECURITY CHALLENGES. TO PURSUE THE DETECTION OF SECURITY PENETRATIONS IN A CLOUD COMPUTING ENVIRONMENT, AND THE DETECTION AND PROGNOSIS OF ANOMALOUS SYSTEM PERFORMANCE, DR. BIKRAMJIT BANERJEE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI (USM) WILL FURTHER DEVELOP, UTILIZE AND DELIVER ALGORITHMS GENERATED AT USM. SPECIFICALLY, USM WILL BE UNDER GRANT FOR THE FOLLOWING TASK: TASK DESCRIPTION: CLOUD COMPUTING FACES INCREASINGLY COMPLEX SECURITY CHALLENGES AS A SHARED USER, DISTRIBUTED DATA, MULTI-DEVICE AND MULTI-TENANT SYSTEM ENVIRONMENT. NEW ALGORITHMS BEING GENERATED AT USM TO DETECT MALICIOUS TEAM ACTIVITIES CAN BE APPLIED AS COMPONENTS OF DEFENSE STUDIES IN THE CLOUD COMPUTING ENVIRONMENT TO ASSESS THE ADEQUACY OF CLOUD COMPUTING SECURITY. ANONYMIZED USER LOG DATA FROM THE RASER CAN BE USED TO TEST, AND FURTHER INFORM THE DEVELOPMENT OF THESE ALGORITHMS. THIS WILL BE USM S PRIMARY AREA OF CONTRIBUTION SINCE THIS HAS BEEN BANERJEE'S FOCUS AREA OF SPECIALIZATION FOR THE LAST COUPLE OF YEARS.THROUGH COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH, USM AND NASA HAVE DEVELOPED A NEW TECHNIQUE FOR ANOMALY DETECTION AND PROGNOSIS THAT WILL BE TESTED ON THE RASER (AS TIME PERMITS). POSSIBLE ANOMALOUS EVENTS TO BE CONSIDERED ARE THOSE ASSOCIATED WITH ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING (THERMAL MANAGEMENT AND ENERGY USAGE), SHOCK AND VIBRATION, AND EQUIPMENT FAILURE OR IMPENDING FAILURE. THE WORK UNDER THIS TASK WILL BE PERFORMED BEFORE SEPTEMBER 30, 2012 UNLESS OTHERWISE AGREED (FOR EXAMPLE IF THE RASER EQUIPMENT DELIVERY IS DELAYED), WITH THE FINAL COMPLETED DELIVERABLE DUE WITHIN 30 DAYS OF TASK COMPLETION. THE WORK WILL BE PERFORMED AT USM WITH MEETINGS BETWEEN THE NCCIPS TEAM AND USM HELD VIA CONFERENCE CALL, HOWEVER VISITS TO NCCIPS BY THE USM TEAM ARE HIGHLY ENCOURAGED.DELIVERABLES:PROGRESS REPORTS WILL BE SUBMITTED PERIODICALLY FOR FINAL DELIVERY AS A POTENTIAL CONFERENCE PAPER AND AS A FINAL PRESENTATION TO NASA/NCCIPS. USM WILL CONTRIBUTE TO SECTIONS OF THE FINAL REPORT THAT THE PI WILL DELIVERED TO THE NASA CHIEF TECHNOLOGIST OFFICE AT COMPLETION OF THE PROJECT. SOFTWARE ALGORITHMS DEVELOPED UNDER THIS CONTRACT ARE TO BE DELIVERED IN AN EXECUTABLE FORMAT TO BE DETERMINED BY THE PI DR. WANDA SOLANO. README AND OTHER USER INFORMATION IS TO BE INCLUDED. PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE:

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• $42,210 - Saturday the 1st of December 2012
  National Oceanic And Atmospheric Administration
  EASTERN ACQUISITION DIVISION KANSAS CITY
  IGF::OT::IGF OTHER FUNCTIONS: ANALYSIS ON RED SNAPPERS

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• $42,000 - Friday the 10th of July 2015
  National Aeronautics And Space Administration
  STENNIS SPACE CENTER
  MISSISSIPPI POLYMER INSTITUTE DUAL USE AGREEMENT FOR DEVELOPMENT OF A COMPLEX GEOMETRY STANDARD FIXTURE AND SOLVENT EVALUATION METHOD FOR ASSESSING REPLACEMENT SOLVENTS FOR AK-225G PURPOSE THE CURRENT METHOD UTILIZED TO EVALUATE A SOLVENT S ABILITY TO CLEAN COMPLEX GEOMETRIES INVOLVES THE BERNOULLI TUBES FROM PRESSURE SENSORS. HOWEVER, BECAUSE OF THE DESIGN AND MANUFACTURE OF THESE SYSTEMS, THE ONLY METHOD FOR EVALUATION IS WEIGHT COMPARISONS. WEIGHT VARIATIONS BETWEEN THE TUBES RESULT IN TEST INCONSISTENCIES THAT EFFECT RESULT CERTAINTY. THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO DEVELOP A STANDARD TEST GEOMETRY AND METHOD THAT PROVIDES CLEAR, DIFFERENTIATED RESULTS BETWEEN CURRENT AND PAST SOLVENT SYSTEMS. THIS NEW STANDARD WILL BE ONE THAT CAN BE INSPECTED VISUALLY, MICROSCOPICALLY AND VIA MASS LOSS. IN EFFECT, A MORE ROBUST TEST METHOD WILL BE DEVELOPED. THIS NEW STANDARD AND TESTING METHODOLOGY WILL PROVIDE DIFFERENTIATED AND MORE CONSISTENT RESULTS SO FUTURE EVALUATION AND SELECTION OF SOLVENTS CAN BE CONDUCTED QUANTITATIVELY USING THESE STANDARD METHODS. NASA RESPONSIBILITIES NASA WILL PROVIDE OVERSIGHT AND TECHNICAL RECOMMENDATIONS FOR EACH PHASE OF THE PROJECT AND WILL REVIEW AND ASSESS ALL RESULTS. NASA WILL PARTICIPATE IN THE DESIGN REVIEW AND DOWN-SELECTION OF THE DESIGNS. AGREEMENT MILESTONES TIME COST ($) KICKOFF MEETING WEEK 1 $ 750 DEVELOPMENT OF GEOMETRY DESIGNS (6) WEEK 4 $ 3,000 DESIGN REVIEW WEEK 5 $ 750 3D PRINTING OF DESIGNS (RAPID PROTOTYPING) WEEK 7 $15,000 EVALUATION OF DESIGNS (WITH DOWN SELECT) WEEK 10 $ 3,000 REVIEW OF EVALUATION RESULTS (WITH DOWN SELECT) WEEK 11 0 FABRICATION OF STAINLESS TEST ARTICLE WEEK 14 $18,000 EVALUATION OF FOUR SOLVENTS USING TEST ARTICLE WEEK 19 0 FINAL REPORT WEEK 20 $ 1,500 TOTAL NASA FUNDING: $42,000 DELIVERABLES DESIGN REVIEW PACKAGE WITH THE SIX COMPLEX GEOMETRY DESIGNS STAINLESS STAIN TEST ARTICLE SOLVENT EVALUATION RESULTS FINAL REPORT

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• $31,988 - Thursday the 4th of April 2013
  National Aeronautics And Space Administration
  STENNIS SPACE CENTER
  THE STENNIS PROJECT INTEGRATION OFFICE (PIO) IS RESPONSIBLE FOR INTEGRATED PROPULSION TEST PLANNING AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT FOR NASA, COMMERCIAL, AND OGA LAUNCH VEHICLE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS UTILIZING CENTER ASSETS. TECHNICAL SUPPORT INCLUDES INTEGRATED PROPULSION TEST PLANNING, TEST TRAFFIC MODELS, REQUIREMENTS ANALYSIS, RISK ANALYSIS, TRADE STUDIES, ANALYSIS OF ALTERNATIVES, AND OTHER ASSIGNED TASKING. PIO WORKS DIRECTLY WITH THE APPROPRIATE POINTS OF CONTACTS WITHIN PROGRAM ELEMENTS TO DETERMINE AND UNDERSTAND ELEMENT TECHNICAL PLANS, BUDGETS, AND SCHEDULES REQUIRING PROPULSION TEST FACILITY MODIFICATIONS AND INTEGRATED PROPULSION TEST OPERATIONS. ADDITIONALLY, PIO PROVIDES PROPULSION TEST LIAISON BETWEEN LEVEL 2 PROGRAM AND LEVEL 3 CENTER IMPLEMENTATION ELEMENTS ALONG WITH LIAISON ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATED WITH INSTITUTIONAL PROGRAM FUNCTIONS (E.G.; RPT, CENTER OPERATIONS). TASK #1 PROVIDE TECHNICAL REVIEWS, ANALYSES, AND HISTORICAL ANALOGS OF DEVELOPING NASA PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS TO DETERMINE THE STRATEGIC IMPLICATIONS AND DEMAND FOR SSC CORE COMPETENCIES, FACILITY INFRASTRUCTURE, AND CONCEPTS OF OPERATION. TASK #2 CONDUCT TRADES STUDIES AND ANALYSIS OF ALTERNATIVES OF PROGRAMMATIC REQUIREMENTS THAT ADDRESS TECHNICAL, FUNDING, AND SCHEDULE PARAMETERS ASSOCIATED WITH CENTER IMPLEMENTATION. TASK #3 CONDUCT IMPACT ANALYSIS ASSOCIATED WITH PROJECTED CHANGES IN PROGRAM TECHNICAL CONTENT, CONCEPTS OF OPERATIONS, AND FUNDING PROFILES AND THEIR EFFECT ON SSC BUSINESS BASE. CONDUCT TRADE STUDIES AND REVIEWS USING A BROAD BASE OF HISTORICAL AND RECENT TREND DATA. RESOLVE COMPLEX PROBLEMS OF PREDICTION AND FORECASTING WHICH RESULT FROM ASSUMPTIONS ASSOCIATED WITH THESE CHANGES. TASK #4 PERFORM TEST REQUIREMENTS VALIDATION ASSOCIATED WITH PROGRAM ELEMENT FUNCTIONAL AND LOGISTICAL FLOW FRAMEWORKS (STAGE AND GATE MODELING) TO TRANSLATE LEVEL 2 REQUIREMENTS TO LEVEL 3 CENTER IMPLEMENTATION. DELIVERABLES MONTHLY STATUS REPORTS ON ALL ONGOING AND PLANNED TASK/STUDIES FINAL ANALYSES, TRADE STUDIES AND/OR INPUTS INTO THE STUDY, AND REPORTS AS REQUIRED BY NASA _________________________________________________________________ MILESTONES STANDARDS 1. ALL DELIVERABLES WILL BE PROVIDED WITHIN 3 DAYS OF AGREED UPON DATES 2. ALL REPORTS WILL BE DELIVERED IN A HARDCOPY AS WELL ELECTRONIC FORMATS 3. ALL DELIVERABLES WILL BE PROVIDED IN A COMPREHENSIVE, HIGH QUALITY, PROFESSIONAL FORMAT.

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