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| Award ID | Recipient | Awarding agency | Amount | Start | End | NAICS | Description |
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| 80LARC21F0024 | CORNELL TECHNICAL SERVICES LLC | National Aeronautics and Space Administration | $147.6K | 2020-11-18 | 2021-12-31 | 541715 | MULTI-ANGLE IMAGER FOR AEROSOLS (MAIA) HOST SERVICES (MHS) SENIOR REVIEW TEAM SUPPORT |
| NNL13AA63T | CORNELL TECHNICAL SERVICES LLC | National Aeronautics and Space Administration | $145.74K | 2013-03-12 | 2015-09-23 | 541712 | "IGF::OT::IGF" OTHER FUNCTIONS: TASK ORDER TITLE: INSIGHT (INTERIOR EXPLORATION USING SEISMIC INVESTIGATIONS, GEODESY, AND HEAT TRANSPORT) PROJECT STANDING REVIEW BOARD (SRB) CHAIR SUPPORT FOR PRELIMINARY DESIGN REVIEW (PDR), CRITICAL DESIGN REVIEW (CDR), SYSTEM INTEGRATION REVIEW (SIR), AND ASSOCIATED SUBSYSTEM REVIEWS, AND ACTIVITIES. PURPOSE, OBJECTIVE, AND BACKGROUND OF WORK TO BE PERFORMED: 3.1 THE INSIGHT MISSION IS HOSTED BY JPL AND MANAGED OUT OF MSFC AS PART OF THE DISCOVERY NEW FRONTIERS/LUNAR QUEST PROGRAM OFFICE. INSIGHT WILL INVESTIGATE THE INTERIOR STRUCTURE AND PROCESSES OF MARS, RELATING THESE TO THE EVOLUTION OF ALL ROCKY PLANETS, AND WILL DETERMINE ITS PRESENT LEVEL OF TECTONIC ACTIVITY AND METEORITE IMPACT FLUX. THE INSIGHT MISSION WILL REVEAL THE PROCESSES OF FORMATION AND DIFFERENTIATION OF THE MARTIAN CORE AND CRUST, AND ILLUMINATES THE EVOLUTION OF ITS INTERIOR BY DETERMINING: THE THICKNESS AND STRUCTURE OF THE CRUST; THE COMPOSITION AND STRUCTURE OF THE MANTLE; THE SIZE, COMPOSITION, AND PHYSICAL STATE OF THE CORE; THE THERMAL STATE OF THE INTERIOR; THE RATE AND DISTRIBUTION OF INTERNAL SEISMIC ACTIVITY AND THE RATE OF METEORITE IMPACTS ON THE SURFACE 3.2 A STANDING REVIEW BOARD IS RESPONSIBLE FOR INDEPENDENTLY ASSESSING THE HEALTH OF THE PROGRAM. INDEPENDENT REVIEWS OF PROGRAMS ARE CONDUCTED AT DEFINED LIFECYCLE MILESTONES AND ARE USED TO OBJECTIVELY ASSESS THE PROJECT S PROGRESS AGAINST THE PROJECT PLAN, ITS READINESS TO PROCEED TO THE NEXT LIFECYCLE PHASE, COMPLIANCE WITH NPR 7120.5 AND NPR 7123.1 REQUIREMENTS. 3.3 THE PURPOSE OF THIS TASK IS TO OBTAIN SUPPORT FOR THE INSIGHT PROJECT LIFE CYCLE REVIEWS, SUBSYSTEM REVIEWS, AND ASSOCIATED ACTIVITIES. |
| 80LARC23F0023 | CORNELL TECHNICAL SERVICES LLC | National Aeronautics and Space Administration | $128.84K | 2023-04-17 | 2026-09-30 | 541715 | COPERNICUS POLAR ICE AND SNOW TOPOGRAPHY ALTIMETER PROJECT STANDING REVIEW BOARD SUPPORT |
| 80LARC23F0046 | CORNELL TECHNICAL SERVICES LLC | National Aeronautics and Space Administration | $128.82K | 2023-06-14 | 2024-01-31 | 541715 | COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS FOR ORBITAL DEBRIS REMEDIATION - PHASE II |
| 80LARC19F0095 | CORNELL TECHNICAL SERVICES LLC | National Aeronautics and Space Administration | $128.25K | 2019-07-17 | 2020-09-23 | 541712 | TECHNICAL COST AND SCHEDULE EVALUATION SUPPORT FOR THE ASTROPHYSICS STRATEGIC MISSIONS PROGRAM (ASMP) OFFICE. |
| NNL17AA09T | CORNELL TECHNICAL SERVICES LLC | National Aeronautics and Space Administration | $123.46K | 2017-02-15 | 2020-04-30 | 541712 | "IGF::OT::IGF: TASK ORDER TITLE: TIMED-RESOLVED OBSERVATIONS OF PRECIPITATION STRUCTURE AND STORM INTENSITY WITH CONSTELLATION OF SMALLSATS (TROPICS) STANDING REVIEW BOARD (SRB) TIMED-RESOLVED OBSERVATIONS OF PRECIPITATION STRUCTURE AND STORM INTENSITY WITH CONSTELLATION OF SMALLSATS (TROPICS) PROJECT. THE SELECTION WAS MADE PURSUANT TO THE EARTH VENTURE INSTRUMENT-3 (EVI-3) ANNOUNCEMENT OF OPPORTUNITY (AO) NNH12ZDA006O. THE TROPICS PROJECT IS A SELECTED PROJECT WITHIN THE EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE PATHFINDER PROGRAM (ESSP), WHICH IS MANAGED BY THE ESSP PROGRAM OFFICE AT LANGLEY RESEARCH CENTER (LARC) FOR THE EARTH SCIENCE DIVISION (ESD) OF THE SCIENCE MISSION DIRECTORATE (SMD) OF NASA. TROPICS IS A CATEGORY 3 PROJECT, PER NASA NPR 7120.E. THE TROPIC INSTRUMENT IS A CLASS D SCIENCE INVESTIGATION WITH THE PRIMARY OBJECTIVE OF PROVIDING RAPID-REFRESH MICROWAVE MEASUREMENTS OVER THE TROPICS THAT CAN BE USED TO OBSERVE THE THERMODYNAMICS OF THE TROPOSPHERE STRUCTURE FOR STORM SYSTEMS AT THE MESOSCALE AND SYNOPTIC SCALE OVER THE ENTIRE STORM LIFECYCLE. A STANDING REVIEW BOARD (SRB) IS RESPONSIBLE FOR INDEPENDENTLY ASSESSING THE HEALTH OF THE PROJECT. INDEPENDENT REVIEWS OF PROJECTS ARE CONDUCTED AT DEFINED LIFECYCLE MILESTONES AND ARE USED TO OBJECTIVELY ASSESS THE PROJECTS PROGRESS AGAINST THE PROJECT PLAN, ITS READINESS TO PROCEED TO THE NEXT LIFECYCLE PHASE, COMPLIANCE WITH NPR 7120.5 AND NPR 7123.1 REQUIREMENTS, AND THE INTEGRATED BASELINE. THE PURPOSE OF THIS TASK IS TO OBTAIN SUPPORT FOR THE TROPICS INDEPENDENT REVIEWS AND ASSOCIATED ACTIVITIES. |
| NNL13AA60T | CORNELL TECHNICAL SERVICES LLC | National Aeronautics and Space Administration | $122.96K | 2013-02-27 | 2013-06-28 | 541712 | "IGF::OT::IGF" OTHER FUNCTIONS: 1. TASK ORDER TITLE: SENIOR REVIEW 2013 OF THE MISSION OPERATIONS AND DATA ANALYSIS PROGRAM FOR THE EARTH SCIENCE OPERATING MISSIONS 2. PURPOSE, OBJECTIVE, AND BACKGROUND OF WORK TO BE PERFORMED: 3.1 PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS TASK ORDER IS TO PROVIDE TECHNICAL AND SCIENCE EXPERTISE TO THE NASA SCIENCE OFFICE FOR MISSION ASSESSMENTS (SOMA) (LOCATED AT NASA LARC) AND NASA HEADQUARTERS EARTH SCIENCE DIRECTORATE (ESD) ON THE TECHNICAL AND SCIENCE REVIEWS OF PROPOSALS SOLICITED FOR THE SENIOR REVIEW 2013 OF THE MISSION OPERATIONS AND DATA ANALYSIS PROGRAM FOR THE EARTH SCIENCE OPERATING MISSIONS (REFERRED TO AS THE SENIOR REVIEW FROM HEREON). AS THE PRODUCT OF THE TECHNICAL REVIEW, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE A TECHNICAL REVIEW FORM, WHICH IS THE FORM THAT SERVES AS THE REPORT OF THE TECHNICAL REVIEW RESULTS. THE TECHNICAL REVIEW IS PERFORMED ACCORDING TO CRITERIA STATED IN THE CALL FOR PROPOSALS SENIOR REVIEW 2013 OF THE MISSION OPERATIONS AND DATA ANALYSIS PROGRAM FOR THE EARTH SCIENCE OPERATING MISSIONS . THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ALSO PROVIDE AN EXPERT WHO WILL SERVE AS THE SENIOR REVIEW CHAIR. 3. DESCRIPTION OF THE WORK TO BE PERFORMED: 3.1 SENIOR REVIEW CHAIR CTS SHALL PROVIDE A SENIOR REVIEW CHAIR TO PARTICIPATE IN PLANNING AND LEADING THE EXECUTION OF THE SENIOR REVIEW PROCESS. RESPONSIBILITIES SHALL INCLUDE, BUT NOT LIMITED TO: I. LEADING THE SENIOR REVIEW MEETINGS AND COORDINATING ACTIVITIES DURING THE MEETING TO ENSURE IT FLOWS EFFICIENTLY AND SMOOTHLY. II. GENERATING THE SENIOR REVIEW REPORT III. BRIEFING THE RESULTS TO THE ESD DIRECTOR IV. ASSISTING THE SENIOR REVIEW PROGRAM OFFICER WITH THE FOLLOWING ACTIVITIES A. COORDINATING A SENIOR REVIEW KICKOFF MEETING, ANY TELECONFERENCES, AND THE SENIOR REVIEW MEETINGS. B. DEVELOPMENT OF THE PROPOSAL DISTRIBUTION PLAN FOR REVIEW PANEL. C. MONITORING OF PANEL TO ENSURE ADHERENCE TO REVIEW CRITERIA. D. PROVIDING MISCELLANEOUS SUPPORT TO REVIEW TEAM MEMBERS, AS REQUIRED, TO FACILITATE ACCOMPLISHMENT OF THE REVIEW. E. EDITING AND FORMATTING OF REVIEW FORMS, AS REQUIRED, TO ENSURE THEY ARE PRODUCED IN A STANDARDIZED QUALITY MANNER. F. PROVIDING ANY OTHER SUPPORT TO THE SENIOR REVIEW PROGRAM OFFICER, AS REQUIRED, TO ENSURE THE REVIEW PROCESS PROCEEDS IN ACCORDANCE TO PLAN, EFFICIENTLY AND SMOOTHLY. |
| NNL12AB04T | CORNELL TECHNICAL SERVICES LLC | National Aeronautics and Space Administration | $122.93K | 2012-05-07 | 2016-09-23 | 541712 | IGF::OT::IGF OTHER FUNCTIONS:THE EXOPLANET EXPLORATION PROGRAM TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT COMMITTEE (EXOTAC) SHALL SUPPORT THE ASSESSMENT OF THE TECHNOLOGY ACTIVITIES OF THE EXOPLANET EXPLORATION PROGRAM. THE EXOTAC REPORTS JOINTLY TO THE NASA HEADQUARTERS (HQS) ASTROPHYSICS DIVISION EXOPLANET EXPLORATION PROGRAM (ADEEP) EXECUTIVE AND THE JET PROPULSION LABORATORY EXOPLANET EXPLORATION PROGRAM MANAGER. NASA HEADQUARTERS PLANS ON SELECTING BETWEEN 3 AND 8 NEW TECHNOLOGY PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS (PIS) AT THE END OF FY 2011 FOR A FUNDING PERIOD OF 2 YEARS BEGINNING IN FY 2012. SEVEN PIS WERE SELECTED IN FY 2010 AND ARE COMPLETING THEIR WORK IN FY2012. EACH OF THESE PIS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR DEVELOPING A WHITEPAPER DESCRIBING THE PROPOSED SCOPE OF WORK AND THE METRICS OF THEIR PERFORMANCE (TECHNOLOGY MILESTONE) AND THEN A REPORT OF THE WORK ACCOMPLISHED AGAINST EACH APPROVED MILESTONE. THE EXOTAC IS PRIMARILY RESPONSIBLE FOR ASSESSING TECHNOLOGY MILESTONE PLANNING DOCUMENTS (WHITEPAPERS) FOR EXOPLANET MISSION CONCEPTS AND WHETHER THE WORK IDENTIFIED IN THE WHITEPAPERS HAVE BEEN ACCOMPLISHED OR NOT (REPORT OF THE WORK ACCOMPLISHED). |
| NNL16AA00T | CORNELL TECHNICAL SERVICES LLC | National Aeronautics and Space Administration | $122.73K | 2015-10-30 | 2017-08-31 | 541712 | "IGF::OT::IGF" SURFACE WATER AND OCEAN TOPOGRAPHY (SWOT) STANDING REVIEW BOARDS (SRB) -SWOT IS A NASA/INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS SCIENCE MISSION DESIGNED TO PROVIDE OCEAN TOPOGRAPHY MEASUREMENTS FOR DETERMINING OCEAN CIRCULATION, SEA-LEVEL RISE AND CLIMATE CHANGE. IT IS DESIGNATED AS A CATEGORY 2 SPACE-FLIGHT PROJECT. INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS INCLUDE CENTRE NATIONAL D ETUDES SPATIALES (CNES) AND CANADIAN SPACE AGENCY (CSA). WITHIN NASA, SWOT IS A MISSION WITHIN THE EARTH SCIENCE DIVISION (ESD) OF THE SCIENCE MISSION DIRECTORATE (SMD) OF NASA. THE FLIGHT MISSION IS BEING HOSTED AT JET PROPULSION LABORATORY (JPL). 3.2 A STANDING REVIEW BOARD IS RESPONSIBLE FOR INDEPENDENTLY ASSESSING THE HEALTH OF THE FLIGHT PROJECT/MISSION. INDEPENDENT REVIEWS OF THE PROJECT ARE CONDUCTED AT DEFINED LIFECYCLE MILESTONES AND ARE USED TO OBJECTIVELY ASSESS THE PROJECTS PROGRESS AGAINST THE PROJECT PLAN, ITS READINESS TO PROCEED TO THE NEXT LIFECYCLE PHASE, COMPLIANCE WITH NPR 7120.5E, NASA SPACE FLIGHT PROGRAM AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT HANDBOOK REQUIREMENTS, NPR 7123.1, NASA SYSTEMS ENGINEERING PROCESSES AND REQUIREMENTS, NASA SPACE FLIGHT PROGRAM AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT HANDBOOK REQUIREMENTS, JET PROPULSION LABORATORY INSTITUTIONAL PROJECT REVIEW PLAN (JPL RULES) DOC ID 75512 REV.5), AND THE SRB HANDBOOK. 3.3 THE PURPOSE OF THIS TASK IS TO OBTAIN SRB SUPPORT IN CONDUCTING SWOT LIFE-CYCLE REVIEWS (LCR), PREPARE REVIEW DOCUMENTS&PRESENTATIONS, ATTEND SUBSYSTEM REVIEWS AS AN SRB OBSERVER, AND COMPLETE ALL REQUESTED MANAGEMENT OUT-BRIEFS. |
| 80LARC20F0087 | CORNELL TECHNICAL SERVICES LLC | National Aeronautics and Space Administration | $121.98K | 2020-08-24 | 2021-02-28 | 541712 | MARS SAMPLE RETURN PROGRAM INDEPENDENT REVIEW BOARD |
| 80LARC23F0047 | CORNELL TECHNICAL SERVICES LLC | National Aeronautics and Space Administration | $121.48K | 2023-06-12 | 2023-12-29 | 541715 | COST MODEL PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS FOR USE ON THE 2023 ASTROPHYSICS PROBE EXPLORER (APEX) EVALUATIONS |
| 80LARC24F0007 | CORNELL TECHNICAL SERVICES LLC | National Aeronautics and Space Administration | $120.64K | 2023-12-04 | 2024-08-31 | 541715 | PROVIDES SUBJECT MATTER EXPERTISE SUPPORT FOR THE MISSION SUPPORT DIRECTORATE AUTONOMOUS NAVIGATION DEMONSTRATION RELEVANCE ASSESSMENT TEAM IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ATTACHED TASK ORDER STATEMENT OF WORK. |
| 80LARC21F0083 | CORNELL TECHNICAL SERVICES LLC | National Aeronautics and Space Administration | $115.87K | 2021-03-17 | 2025-04-18 | 541715 | ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT OF SECURE VAULT |
| 80LARC18F0093 | CORNELL TECHNICAL SERVICES LLC | National Aeronautics and Space Administration | $115.38K | 2018-05-01 | 2021-07-31 | 541712 | MARS EXPLORATION PROGRAM (MEP) OFFICE ASSESSMENT AND PLANNING SUPPORT. CONDUCT MANAGEMENT, SCIENTIFIC, TECHNICAL STUDIES AND OPERATION OF THE MARS EXPLORATION PROGRAM MISSIONS ASSOCIATED WITH PLANETARY PROGRAM PLANNING, DEVELOPMENT, AND IMPLEMENTATION. |
| 80LARC26F7015 | CORNELL TECHNICAL SERVICES LLC | National Aeronautics and Space Administration | $110K | 2026-03-27 | 2027-09-30 | 541715 | LUNAR PAYLOADS INDEPENDENT ASSESSMENT TEAM (IAT) SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT (SME) SUPPORT |
| 80LARC21F0145 | CORNELL TECHNICAL SERVICES LLC | National Aeronautics and Space Administration | $108.59K | 2021-08-06 | 2023-12-29 | 541715 | ELECTROJET ZEEMAN IMAGING EXPLORER (EZIE) STANDING REVIEW BOARD (SRB) SUPPORT |
| NNL13AA61T | CORNELL TECHNICAL SERVICES LLC | National Aeronautics and Space Administration | $108.24K | 2013-03-06 | 2015-04-29 | 541712 | "IGF::OT::IGF" OTHER FUNCTIONS: 1. TASK ORDER TITLE: SENIOR REVIEW 2013 OF THE MISSION OPERATIONS AND DATA ANALYSIS PROGRAM FOR THE EARTH SCIENCE OPERATING MISSIONS 2. PURPOSE, OBJECTIVE, AND BACKGROUND OF WORK TO BE PERFORMED: 3.1 PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS TASK ORDER IS TO PROVIDE TECHNICAL AND SCIENCE EXPERTISE TO THE NASA SCIENCE OFFICE FOR MISSION ASSESSMENTS (SOMA) (LOCATED AT NASA LARC) AND NASA HEADQUARTERS EARTH SCIENCE DIRECTORATE (ESD) ON THE TECHNICAL AND SCIENCE REVIEWS OF PROPOSALS SOLICITED FOR THE SENIOR REVIEW 2013 OF THE MISSION OPERATIONS AND DATA ANALYSIS PROGRAM FOR THE EARTH SCIENCE OPERATING MISSIONS (REFERRED TO AS THE SENIOR REVIEW FROM HEREON). AS THE PRODUCT OF THE TECHNICAL REVIEW, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE A TECHNICAL REVIEW FORM, WHICH IS THE FORM THAT SERVES AS THE REPORT OF THE TECHNICAL REVIEW RESULTS. THE TECHNICAL REVIEW IS PERFORMED ACCORDING TO CRITERIA STATED IN THE CALL FOR PROPOSALS SENIOR REVIEW 2013 OF THE MISSION OPERATIONS AND DATA ANALYSIS PROGRAM FOR THE EARTH SCIENCE OPERATING MISSIONS . THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ALSO PROVIDE AN EXPERT WHO WILL SERVE AS THE SENIOR REVIEW CHAIR. 3. DESCRIPTION OF THE WORK TO BE PERFORMED: 3.1 SENIOR REVIEW CHAIR CTS SHALL PROVIDE A SENIOR REVIEW CHAIR TO PARTICIPATE IN PLANNING AND LEADING THE EXECUTION OF THE SENIOR REVIEW PROCESS. RESPONSIBILITIES SHALL INCLUDE, BUT NOT LIMITED TO: I. LEADING THE SENIOR REVIEW MEETINGS AND COORDINATING ACTIVITIES DURING THE MEETING TO ENSURE IT FLOWS EFFICIENTLY AND SMOOTHLY. II. GENERATING THE SENIOR REVIEW REPORT III. BRIEFING THE RESULTS TO THE ESD DIRECTOR IV. ASSISTING THE SENIOR REVIEW PROGRAM OFFICER WITH THE FOLLOWING ACTIVITIES A. COORDINATING A SENIOR REVIEW KICKOFF MEETING, ANY TELECONFERENCES, AND THE SENIOR REVIEW MEETINGS. B. DEVELOPMENT OF THE PROPOSAL DISTRIBUTION PLAN FOR REVIEW PANEL. C. MONITORING OF PANEL TO ENSURE ADHERENCE TO REVIEW CRITERIA. D. PROVIDING MISCELLANEOUS SUPPORT TO REVIEW TEAM MEMBERS, AS REQUIRED, TO FACILITATE ACCOMPLISHMENT OF THE REVIEW. E. EDITING AND FORMATTING OF REVIEW FORMS, AS REQUIRED, TO ENSURE THEY ARE PRODUCED IN A STANDARDIZED QUALITY MANNER. F. PROVIDING ANY OTHER SUPPORT TO THE SENIOR REVIEW PROGRAM OFFICER, AS REQUIRED, TO ENSURE THE REVIEW PROCESS PROCEEDS IN ACCORDANCE TO PLAN, EFFICIENTLY AND SMOOTHLY. |
| NNL16AA16T | CORNELL TECHNICAL SERVICES LLC | National Aeronautics and Space Administration | $107.81K | 2016-03-24 | 2017-03-31 | 541712 | "IGF::OT::IGF" TASK ORDER TITLE: 1.1 COMMERCIAL CREW PROGRAM (CCP) PROJECT STANDING REVIEW BOARD (SRB). THE PURPOSE OF THE CCP IS TO FACILITATE THE DEVELOPMENT OF A U.S. COMMERCIAL CREW SPACE TRANSPORTATION CAPABILITY WITH THE GOAL OF ACHIEVING SAFE, RELIABLE, AND COST EFFECTIVE ACCESS TO AND FROM LOW EARTH ORBIT (LEO) AND THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION (ISS). CCPS SCOPE INVOLVES DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT, DEMONSTRATION AND CERTIFICATION OF END-TO-END CREW TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS (CTS), INCLUDING GROUND OPERATIONS AND INTEGRATION, LAUNCH, ABORT, RENDEZVOUS, PROXIMITY OPERATIONS, DOCKING, ORBITAL OPERATIONS, REENTRY, RECOVERY, AND SAFE DISPOSAL OR RETURN. THE REQUIRED SYSTEMS FOR CTS ARE SPACECRAFT, LAUNCH VEHICLE, GROUND SYSTEMS, AND MISSION SYSTEMS. THE STANDING REVIEW BOARD IS RESPONSIBLE FOR INDEPENDENTLY ASSESSING THE HEALTH OF THE PROGRAM. INDEPENDENT REVIEWS OF PROGRAMS ARE CONDUCTED AT DEFINED LIFECYCLE MILESTONES AND ARE USED TO OBJECTIVELY ASSESS THE PROJECTS PROGRESS AGAINST THE PROJECT PLAN, ITS READINESS TO PROCEED TO THE NEXT LIFECYCLE PHASE, COMPLIANCE WITH NPR 7120.5 AND NPR 7123.1 REQUIREMENTS. THE PURPOSE OF THIS TASK IS TO OBTAIN SUPPORT FOR THE CCP PROGRAM LIFE CYCLE REVIEWS, SUBSYSTEM REVIEWS, AND ASSOCIATED ACTIVITIES. |
| 80LARC20F0078 | CORNELL TECHNICAL SERVICES LLC | National Aeronautics and Space Administration | $106.2K | 2020-07-28 | 2021-07-31 | 541712 | 2020 MARS SAMPLE RETURN STANDING REVIEW BOARD |
| NNL13AB41T | CORNELL TECHNICAL SERVICES LLC | National Aeronautics and Space Administration | $101.78K | 2013-04-29 | 2013-11-30 | 541712 | "IGF::OT::IGF" OTHER FUNCTIONS: TASK ORDER TITLE: MARS ATMOSPHERE AND VOLATILE EVOLUTION (MAVEN) OPERATIONAL READINESS REVIEW (ORR) AND FLIGHT OPERATIONS REVIEW (FOR) STANDING REVIEW BOARD (SRB) PURPOSE: 3.1 MAVEN IS THE SECOND MARS SCOUT MISSION WITH A SCIENCE OBJECTIVE TO UNDERSTAND THE CURRENT STATE OF THE MARS UPPER ATMOSPHERE AND IONOSPHERE AND THE PROCESSES CONTROLLING THEM AND TO DETERMINE HOW LOSS OF VOLATILES TO OUTER SPACE VARIES WITH CHANGING SOLAR CONDITIONS. IT IS PLANNED FOR LAUNCH IN NOVEMBER, 2013, ENTERS A HIGHLY ELLIPTICAL MARS ORBIT IN LATE 2014, AND IS EXPECTED TO GATHER DATA OVER A ONE EARTH YEAR LIFETIME. 3.2 A STANDING REVIEW BOARD (SRB) IS RESPONSIBLE FOR INDEPENDENTLY ASSESSING THE HEALTH OF THE PROJECT. INDEPENDENT REVIEWS OF PROJECTS ARE CONDUCTED AT DEFINED LIFECYCLE MILESTONES AND ARE USED TO OBJECTIVELY ASSESS THE PROJECT S PROGRESS AGAINST THE PROJECT PLAN, ITS READINESS TO PROCEED TO THE NEXT LIFECYCLE PHASE, COMPLIANCE WITH NPR 7120.5 AND NPR 7123.1 REQUIREMENTS, AND THE INTEGRATED BASELINE. 3.3 THE PURPOSE OF THIS TASK IS TO OBTAIN SRB AND CHAIR SUPPORT FOR THE MAVEN ORR/FOR. |
| 80LARC18F0063 | CORNELL TECHNICAL SERVICES LLC | National Aeronautics and Space Administration | $101.43K | 2018-03-12 | 2020-09-23 | 541712 | GALACTIC/EXTRAGALACTIC ULTRA-LONG DURATION BALLOON SPECTROSCOPIC TERAHERTZ OBSERVATORY MISSION OF EXPLORERS PROGRAM STANDING REVIEW BOARD. PREPARE REVIEW DOCUMENTS&PRESENTATIONS, ATTEND SUBSYSTEM REVIEWS AS A REVIEW OBSERVER AND COMPLETE ALL MANAGEMENT OUT-BRIEFS. |
| 80LARC18F0192 | CORNELL TECHNICAL SERVICES LLC | National Aeronautics and Space Administration | $98.37K | 2018-09-19 | 2019-09-30 | 541712 | JAMES WEBB SPACE TELESCOPE SUPPORT INDEPENDENT REVIEW BOARD PHASE 2.EVALUATE ALL FACTORS, INCLUDING THOSE IDENTIFIED BY THE PROJECT INFLUENCING MISSION SUCCESS TO ENSURE THAT NASAS APPROACH TO COMPLETING THE INTEGRATION AND TESTING LAUNCH CAMPAIGN AND THE COMMISSIONING OF THE MISSION IS APPROPRIATE FOR NASAS NEXT FLAGSHIP OBSERVATORY. |
| NNL15AA02T | CORNELL TECHNICAL SERVICES LLC | National Aeronautics and Space Administration | $97.1K | 2015-02-10 | 2015-06-26 | 541712 | "IGF::OT::IGF" TASK ORDER TITLE TECHNICAL SENIOR REVIEW 2015 FOR MISSION OPERATIONS AND DATA ANALYSIS PROGRAM SUPPORTING EARTH SCIENCE OPERATING MISSIONS THE PURPOSE OF THIS TASK ORDER IS TO PROVIDE TECHNICAL EXPERTISE TO THE NASA SCIENCE OFFICE FOR MISSION ASSESSMENTS (SOMA) (LOCATED AT NASA LARC) ON THE TECHNICAL REVIEWS OF PROPOSALS SOLICITED FOR THE SENIOR REVIEW 2015 OF THE MISSION OPERATIONS AND DATA ANALYSIS PROGRAM FOR THE EARTH SCIENCE OPERATING MISSIONS (REFERRED TO AS THE SENIOR REVIEW FROM HEREON). THE NASA EARTH SCIENCE DIVISION (ESD) OF THE SCIENCE MISSION DIRECTORATE (SMD) IS SUPPORTING SEVERAL EARTH OBSERVING MISSIONS THAT ARE OPERATING BEYOND THEIR PRIME MISSION LIFETIMES. EXTENDED OPERATIONS AND ASSOCIATED DATA ANALYSIS ACTIVITIES REQUIRE A SIGNIFICANT FRACTION OF THE ESD ANNUAL BUDGET. NASA AND THE ESD THUS PERIODICALLY EVALUATE THE ALLOCATION OF MISSION OPERATION AND DATA ANALYSIS (MO&DA) FUNDS WITH THE AIM OF MAXIMIZING WITHIN FINITE RESOURCES THE MISSIONS CONTRIBUTIONS TO NASA S AND THE NATION S GOALS. THIS PERIODIC NASA COMPARATIVE REVIEW FOR MISSIONS IN EXTENDED OPERATIONS IS KNOWN AS THE SENIOR REVIEW. THE SENIOR REVIEW IS SUPPORTED BY A TECHNICAL SUBPANEL COMPOSED OF TECHNICAL EXPERTS FROM WITHIN AND OUTSIDE NASA TO ASSESS THE HEALTH AND VIABILITY OF THE OPERATING SATELLITES. THE TECHNICAL SUBPANEL ASSESSES EACH MISSION S PERFORMANCE AND RELIABILITY PROJECTIONS FOR THE SATELLITE AND INSTRUMENT(S) AND THE MISSION OPERATIONS IMPLEMENTATION PLAN. THE TECHNICAL EXPERTS CONSIDER FACTORS INCLUDING THE STATUS OF CONSUMABLES AND PREDICTED UTILIZATION; SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENT STATUS, PERFORMANCE DEGRADATION, AND FAILURE RISK; THE PROPOSED MISSION OPERATIONS APPROACH FOR THE EFFECTIVE AND SAFE MANAGEMENT OF AN AGING SATELLITE; AND MISSION AND DATA MANAGEMENT. THIS TECHNICAL REVIEW IS PERFORMED ACCORDING TO CRITERIA STATED IN THE CALL FOR PROPOSALS SENIOR REVIEW 2015 OF THE MISSION OPERATIONS AND DATA ANALYSIS PROGRAM FOR THE EARTH SCIENCE OPERATING MISSIONS . AS THE PRODUCTS OF THE TECHNICAL REVIEW, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE A TECHNICAL REVIEW FORM, WHICH SERVES AS THE REPORT OF THE TECHNICAL REVIEW RESULTS, FOR EACH PROPOSAL. THIS TECHNICAL REVIEW FORM CONTAINS NARRATIVE TEXT AS WELL AS A RISK RATING FOR THE FEASIBILITY OF THE EXTENDED MISSION IMPLEMENTATION. |
| NNL13AA65T | CORNELL TECHNICAL SERVICES LLC | National Aeronautics and Space Administration | $96.76K | 2013-04-17 | 2016-03-31 | 541712 | "IGF::OT::IGF" OTHER FUNCTIONS: TASK ORDER TITLE: GRAVITY RECOVERY AND CLIMATE EXPERIMENT FOLLOW ON (GRACE FO) PROJECT STANDING REVIEW BOARD (SRB) SUPPORT PURPOSE: 3.1 GRACE FO IS MANAGED BY THE JET PROPULSION LABORATORY (JPL), WITH PARTICIPATION BY NASA GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER (GSFC) AND THE GERMAN SPACE AGENCY. GRACE FO IS A FOLLOW ON PROJECT TO THE ONGOING GRACE MISSION AND IS CURRENTLY SCHEDULED FOR LAUNCH IN 2017. GRACE FO WILL ENABLE SCIENTISTS TO CONTINUE MEASURING VARIATIONS IN EARTH S GRAVITY FIELD BOTH SPATIALLY AND TEMPORALLY. GRACE FO IS A PROJECT WITHIN THE EARTH SCIENCE DIVISION OF NASA S SCIENCE MISSION DIRECTORATE. IT IS MANAGED OUT OF THE EARTH SYSTEMATIC MISSIONS PROGRAM OFFICE AT GSFC. 3.2 A STANDING REVIEW BOARD (SRB) IS RESPONSIBLE FOR INDEPENDENTLY ASSESSING THE HEALTH OF THE PROJECT. INDEPENDENT REVIEWS OF PROJECTS ARE CONDUCTED AT DEFINED LIFECYCLE MILESTONES AND ARE USED TO OBJECTIVELY ASSESS THE PROJECT S PROGRESS AGAINST THE PROJECT PLAN, ITS READINESS TO PROCEED TO THE NEXT LIFECYCLE PHASE, COMPLIANCE WITH NPR 7120.5 AND NPR 7123.1 REQUIREMENTS, AND THE INTEGRATED BASELINE. 3.3. THE PURPOSE OF THIS TASK IS TO PERFORM SUBSYSTEM REVIEWS AND THE PRELIMINARY DESIGN REVIEW FOR GRACE FO. |
| NNL14AA04T | CORNELL TECHNICAL SERVICES LLC | National Aeronautics and Space Administration | $96.3K | 2013-10-18 | 2016-05-31 | 541712 | "IGF::OT::IGF" OTHER FUNCTIONS: TROPOSPHERIC EMISSIONS: MONITORING OF POLLUTION (TEMPO) SUPPORT 3.1. THE PURPOSE OF THIS TASK IS TO OBTAIN SUPPORT FOR THE TEMPO INDEPENDENT REVIEWS AND ASSOCIATED ACTIVITIES. 3.2. THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS TASK IS TO SUPPORT A STANDING REVIEW BOARD (SRB) THAT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR INDEPENDENTLY ASSESSING THE HEALTH OF THE PROJECT. INDEPENDENT REVIEWS OF PROJECTS ARE CONDUCTED AT DEFINED LIFECYCLE MILESTONES AND ARE USED TO OBJECTIVELY ASSESS THE PROJECT S PROGRESS AGAINST THE PROJECT PLAN, ITS READINESS TO PROCEED TO THE NEXT LIFECYCLE PHASE, COMPLIANCE WITH NPR 7120.5 AND NPR 7123.1 REQUIREMENTS, AND THE INTEGRATED BASELINE. 3.3. THE (TROPOSPHERIC EMISSIONS: MONITORING OF POLLUTION) TEMPO MISSION INCLUDES THE TEMPO INSTRUMENT PROJECT AND THE TEMPO MISSION PROJECT. THE TEMPO INSTRUMENT PROJECT CONSISTS OF THE TEMPO INSTRUMENT; GROUND SYSTEMS; INSTRUMENT OPERATIONS; AND SCIENCE DATA PROCESSING. THE TEMPO MISSION PROJECT CONSIST OF MISSION SYSTEMS ENGINEERING AND PROCURING A RIDE ON A COMMERCIAL GEOSTATIONARY EARTH ORBIT (GEO) HOST THAT WILL INCLUDE THE SPACECRAFT, INSTRUMENT INTEGRATION, LAUNCH VEHICLE, DATA DOWNLINK, AND THE GROUND SYSTEM TO TRANSFER THE DATA TO THE TEMPO INSTRUMENT OPERATIONS CENTER. THE TEMPO INSTRUMENT IS AN EARTH VENTURE INSTRUMENT ANNOUNCEMENT OF OPPORTUNITY (AO) SELECTED INSTRUMENT WITHIN THE EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE PATHFINDER (ESSP) PROGRAM, WITH ULTIMATE PROJECT AUTHORITY UNDER PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR KELLY CHANCE OF THE SMITHSONIAN ASTROPHYSICAL OBSERVATORY (SAO). THE ESSP PROGRAM OFFICE (ESSP PO) IS LOCATED AT THE NASA LANGLEY RESEARCH CENTER (LARC) AND IS RESPONSIBLE FOR OVERALL PROGRAM MANAGEMENT. THE ESSP PROGRAM REPORTS TO THE EARTH SCIENCE DIVISION (ESD) WITHIN THE NASA SCIENCE MISSION DIRECTORATE (SMD) AT NASA HEADQUARTERS. THE TEMPO MISSION PROJECT IS A DIRECTED PROJECT AT LARC CHARGED WITH PROCURING THE HOST MISSION RIDE. THE TEMPO INSTRUMENT IS CLASSIFIED AS CATEGORY 3 (NPR 7120.5E), CLASS C (NPR 8705.4) WITH THE SMD ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR (AA) DESIGNATED AS THE DECISION AUTHORITY. THE PI HAS DELEGATED THE AUTHORITY FOR PROJECT MANAGEMENT, SYSTEM ENGINEERING, AND SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE, TO LARC. TEMPO WILL MEASURE ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTION COVERING MOST OF NORTH AMERICA, FROM MEXICO CITY TO THE CANADIAN TAR/OIL SANDS, AND FROM THE ATLANTIC TO THE PACIFIC HOURLY AND AT HIGH SPATIAL RESOLUTION. TEMPO S MEASUREMENTS FROM GEOSTATIONARY ORBIT (GEO) OF TROPOSPHERIC OZONE, OZONE PRECURSORS, AEROSOLS, AND CLOUDS WILL CREATE A REVOLUTIONARY DATASET THAT PROVIDES UNDERSTANDING AND IMPROVES PREDICTION OF AIR QUALITY (AQ) AND CLIMATE FORCING. |