GRC Altitude Combustion Stand Announcement for Proposal
ID: AFP-GRC-ACS-2024Type: Solicitation
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NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATIONNATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATIONNASA GLENN RESEARCH CENTERCLEVELAND, OH, 44135, USA

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Real Estate and Rental and LeasingT (53)

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LEASE/RENTAL OF OTHER INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS (X1EZ)

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https://sam.gov/opp/304f6d6fde594f8ca32929668290313c/view
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    NASA's Glenn Research Center (GRC) is soliciting proposals for the lease of the Altitude Combustion Stand (ACS Complex) located in Cleveland, Ohio, which is intended for testing combustion components under simulated altitude conditions. The objective of this procurement is to identify industry and non-federal entities interested in utilizing this underutilized facility to support commercial space initiatives, with proposals required to detail intended use, relevant experience, and financial capabilities. The selected tenant will enter a lease agreement with NASA, assuming responsibility for facility activation costs and compliance with environmental and safety standards, with proposals due by November 15, 2024. Interested parties can contact Carlos Flores at carlos.a.flores-1@nasa.gov or by phone at 269-876-9207 for further information.

    Point(s) of Contact
    Carlos Flores
    (269) 876-9207
    carlos.a.flores-1@nasa.gov
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    ACS_campus_map.pdf
    The document serves as a comprehensive overview of the NASA John H. Glenn Research Center at Lewis Field, detailing the campus buildings and structures with a focus on their functional designations. It lists numerous facilities such as the Chemical Propulsion Research Complex, Electric Propulsion Research, and various laboratories dedicated to aerospace research and testing. Additionally, it includes infrastructure support buildings like storage areas, cooling towers, and maintenance facilities necessary for effective operations. The layout emphasizes the complexity of the research environment, showcasing the diverse capabilities within the center, ranging from propulsion and materials testing to power systems and communications. This organizational information aligns with government initiatives for research and development in aerospace, highlighting opportunities for federal grants and contracts aimed at enhancing technological advancements. The document reflects the federal government's commitment to fostering innovation in engineering and scientific research through the systematic organization of facilities and resources.
    AFP_for_Altitude_Combustion_Stand_Glenn Research Center.pdf
    NASA's Glenn Research Center (GRC) has announced a request for proposals (RFP) for the lease of the Altitude Combustion Stand (ACS Complex) in Cleveland, Ohio. This facility is designed for testing combustion components under simulated altitude conditions. The RFP aims to identify industry and non-federal entities interested in utilizing the relatively underused ACS Complex to align with commercial space initiatives. Proposals should detail the intended use, the applicant's relevant experience, and financial capabilities. The selected tenant will enter a lease agreement with NASA and assume responsibility for facility activation costs, infrastructure development, and compliance with environmental and safety standards. Key evaluation factors for proposals include fair market rent, financial viability, technical approach, and potential economic impact on the local community. Proposals must comply with specific guidelines and are due by November 15, 2024. NASA reserves the right to negotiate or accept one or more proposals based on alignment with its objectives. This initiative reflects NASA's strategic goal to enhance partnerships in commercial space activities while utilizing its facilities effectively.
    Attachment_B_-_Model_Enhanced Use Lease.pdf
    The Enhanced Use Lease Agreement (EULA) between NASA and a Tenant is designed to facilitate the leasing of non-excess, underutilized property. The document outlines the terms under which the Tenant can use the property, including its obligations for maintenance, improvement, and compliance with environmental regulations. The lease stipulates that NASA retains rights over property access and usage changes, requiring Tenant adherence to NASA's operational standards. Key financial considerations include Base Rent and Support Services payments, which ensure that NASA’s costs related to the lease are covered. The lease's provisions for environmental compliance highlight the Tenant's responsibility for regulatory adherence, including obtaining necessary permits and managing hazardous materials appropriately. The agreement emphasizes the importance of sustainable practices and necessitates inspections to ensure adherence to environmental laws. Overall, this EULA embodies NASA's commitment to leveraging its real estate assets for public benefit while ensuring operational integrity, compliance, and sustainable environmental practices. The document serves as a framework for partnerships with commercial entities interested in utilizing NASA property.
    Attachment A - Aerial Map of Facilities.pdf
    The document "Attachment A - Aerial Map of Facilities" provides visual representation and geographic context for various government facilities potentially involved in ongoing federal RFPs and grants. The aerial map delineates the locations, layout, and infrastructure details of these facilities, facilitating a better understanding of their operational boundaries and proximities. This map serves as a critical tool for stakeholders, including government agencies and contractors, to assess and plan for future projects. It highlights accessibility, spatial relationships, and potential logistical considerations that play a significant role in the processing and evaluation of proposals related to federal and state/local funding initiatives. Overall, the aerial map is essential for identifying site-specific requirements and aligning project objectives with actual site conditions.
    Attachment D - Pressure Vessels and Pressure Systems.pdf
    The document outlines the status and certification details of various pressure vessels and pressure systems located in Building 147, focusing on their operational status and maintenance schedules. It categorizes systems as "Active," "Inactive," or "Partial," with key dates for recertification. Notable systems include the Service Air system, which is active with next recertification due in 2029, and multiple liquid supply systems (liquid nitrogen, liquid oxygen, liquid methane) that are mostly inactive with varying recertification dates, some as late as 2037. The document identifies the need for recertification of components such as relief valves and flexhoses in certain active and inactive systems, emphasizing regulatory compliance and safety management. By detailing the certified status of these systems, the document supports the government's oversight of safety standards relevant to federal operations in pressure systems, ensuring regulatory adherence as part of its broader operational infrastructure management. Overall, it serves as a critical inventory for monitoring safety compliance and maintenance planning in governmental facilities.
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