Aeroscience Collaborative Research and Development (ACoRD)   2

Background
The Aeroscience Collaborative Research and Development (ACoRD) program aims to conduct research and development involving the transfer of novel ideas, methods, processes, and technologies from the basic research and applications communities to the military laboratory environment. The program also focuses on performance assessment of novel technologies, quantification of integrated aerospace systems performance, and transfer of new technologies to industry and the warfighter. The anticipated results of this program are foundational technologies and advancement of novel technologies through technology readiness levels for future innovative aerospace systems.

Work Details
The Statement of Work (SOW) for this contract includes requirements such as packaging and marking of hardware deliverables, identification of program manager and focal points, base support provisions, implementation of patent rights clause, information regarding non-US citizens assigned to the project, and adherence to Science and Technology (S&T) Protection requirements. Additionally, the solicitation provides details on Broad Agency Announcement Title, Intent to Propose deadline, Proposal Due Date and Time, Delivery Instructions due to COVID-19, Solicitation Request, Type of Contract/Instrument, Estimated Program Cost, and Anticipated Number of Awards.

Period of Performance
The period of performance for this contract is not explicitly provided in the solicitation document.

Place of Performance
The geographic locations where the contract will be performed include AFRL/RQVA Facility 20146, Bldg 146; AFRL/RQVC Facility 20146, Bldg 146; and AFRL/RQHF Facility 20146, Bldg 146.