The document outlines a renewal request for CST Studio Suite Software licenses, specifically the 2024 release, for the Glenn Research Center. The order includes two types of licenses: a Concurrent Package Licensing Scheme and a Token-Based Licensing Scheme, with quantities of two and six respectively for the period from September 1, 2024, to August 31, 2025, and additional licenses for a later period. The software is intended for electromagnetic simulation, catering to applications like motors and circuit boards, and is designed to run on a Linux-based High-Performance Cluster. Key features include an all-in-one design environment, advanced analysis tools, and support for distributed computing. The renewal emphasizes the need for maintenance of licenses enabling powerful modeling and simulation capabilities within specified performance criteria, indicating a commitment to advancing research in RF system modeling. The required delivery timeframe is one week after receipt of the order (ARO).
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) seeks quotations for the renewal of CST Studio Suite software licenses, specifically RFQ 80NSSC24877823Q. This procurement covers maintenance of various licensing schemes for the CST Studio Suite Package and acceleration tokens necessary for modeling RF systems. Key details include quantities of licenses, the software's compliance with high-performance computing standards, and a delivery lead time of one week after receipt of order (ARO) to Glenn Research Center.
Quotes are due by September 9, 2024, and must adhere to specific instructions, including pre-registration at SAM.gov. The RFQ incorporates several Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) provisions, requiring offerors to represent their status as small businesses, and to comply with telecommunications regulations. The document provides a thorough framework for potential bidders, outlining evaluation criteria, provisions for certification regarding telecommunications and foreign business operations, and numerous definitions critical for compliance.
This RFP exemplifies government procurement processes related to software and services, emphasizing transparency, competition, and adherence to federal regulations while addressing specific needs in research and development capabilities within NASA.