The document outlines the Statement of Work (SOW) for the qualification testing of cured composite panels by a contractor, in collaboration with NAVAIR, with a performance timeline set for up to two years post-contract award. The contractor’s responsibilities involve receiving various composite panel types and executing a comprehensive testing program, including nondestructive inspections and specimen preparation according to ASTM standards. Each specimen must be meticulously labeled to facilitate tracking throughout the testing processes. Tests will assess physical properties and lamina properties across multiple temperature conditions (cold, ambient, and elevated). The contractors will generate detailed reports, which include raw and processed test data as well as material property reports. The document also articulates a structured test matrix that outlines specific tests to be conducted on four types of laminate properties—quasi isotropic, hard, and soft—specifying the number of samples and testing standards to follow. Overall, the SOW emphasizes rigorous testing and data reporting to ensure compliance with material qualifications essential for defense applications, reflecting a commitment to high standards in material performance and safety in aerospace engineering endeavors.