Solar Ultraviolet Imager (Suvi) Instrument
A single federal award, with both ends of the trail linked.
Award NNG07HW20C is a contract from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration to Lockheed Martin Corporation, $325.9M obligated, FY2007 to FY2039, for Solar Ultraviolet Imager (Suvi) Instrument. The work is performed in California. It is classified as NAICS 541330 (Engineering Services) and PSC AR45 (R&D- Space: Operations, Tracking and Data Acquisition (Operational Systems Development)). Source
Description
TAS::80 0114::TAS Solar Ultraviolet Imager (Suvi) Instrument. This Contract Is for the Design, Analyze, Develop, Fabricate, Integrate, Test, Evaluate and Support Launch of the Solar Ultraviolet Imager (Suvi) Instrument, Supply and Maintain the Instrument Ground Support Equipment (GSE), and Support the Satellite Operations Control Center (Socc). The Suvi Is Classified as a Non-Primary Instrument on the Goes-R Satellite and Has a Risk Classification of B. The Suvi Instrument Provides a Broadband Imaging in the Extreme Ultraviolet Wavelength Range to Monitor the Entire Dynamic Range of Solar Features, from Coronal Holes to Flares, as Well as the Estimate of Temperature and Emission Measure. These Data Are Used for Geomagnetic Storm Forecasts and Forecasts of Solar Energetic Particle Events Related to Flares. The Contractor Shall Provide the Personnel, Materials, Facilities and Other Resources to Design, Develop, Deliver and Support Under the Basic Contract: A) Parts and Materials for 4 Flight Models B) One Suvi Flight Model (FM) C) Three Sets of the Electrical System Test Equipment (ESTE) D) Two Suvi Emulators (Suvies) E) Two Flight Software Development Environments (Fsdes) F) One Ground Processing Development System (GPDS) G) Spares for the Four FMS H) All Additional Suvi Mechanical and Electrical Ground Support Equipment (Mgse and Egse) Called Out Elsewhere in This Document I) All Items and Documents Specified in All Contract Documents