ACC HiCAM Industry Day and Capabilities Request with TEAMS Link 27AUG20.pdf
Posted: Aug. 27, 2020
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statement of work (SOW) for the NASA Langley Research Center's Aeronautics Research Directorate's virtual Industry Day related to the Advanced Composites Consortium (ACC) and Hi-Rate Composites Aircraft Manufacturing (HiCAM) project. The virtual Industry Day is scheduled for September 3, 2020, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm Eastern Time and aims to discuss the ACC, HiCAM project, and Articles of Collaboration (AOC). The ACC is a public-private partnership focused on advancing composite materials in aerospace applications, with government, industry, non-profit, and academia partners contributing equally towards collaborative work activities. HiCAM aims to demonstrate manufacturing approaches for large composite airframe structures to increase production rates without cost or weight penalties.
The document outlines the process for organizations interested in becoming members of the ACC, detailing requirements such as technical expertise in composites design and manufacture, willingness to engage in cost-sharing projects, certification experience with FAA or DoD, focus technology experience in various areas related to composites, and successful partnership experience.
Interested parties are requested to submit a one-page summary of their organizational overview and anticipated contributions to address HiCAM objectives. Additionally, a three-page capabilities statement organized by specific topic areas is required for consideration. All information submitted will be shared with current ACC members for market assessment purposes, potentially leading to invitations to join the consortium or present virtually to the Executive Steering Committee (ESC) and NASA for further consideration.
The document outlines the process for organizations interested in becoming members of the ACC, detailing requirements such as technical expertise in composites design and manufacture, willingness to engage in cost-sharing projects, certification experience with FAA or DoD, focus technology experience in various areas related to composites, and successful partnership experience.
Interested parties are requested to submit a one-page summary of their organizational overview and anticipated contributions to address HiCAM objectives. Additionally, a three-page capabilities statement organized by specific topic areas is required for consideration. All information submitted will be shared with current ACC members for market assessment purposes, potentially leading to invitations to join the consortium or present virtually to the Executive Steering Committee (ESC) and NASA for further consideration.
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