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UC-BERKELEY-SPACE-SCIENCE-LAB

Overview

Sub Description
Dr. Brian harding for ssl berkeley will assist cu lasp with the daphne phase a Concept Study Report (CSR). Specifically, he will coordinate with the daphne science team to conduct observing system simulation experiments (OSSES). His role will involve oversight as well as detailed modeling of the observational geometry, mighti data product, and other specific tasks as needed. He will also act as a liaison between the science team and the pi & lasp technical team to complete additional writing tasks for the CSR. Examples include level 1 requirements, modifications to section D, and developing section E.4. He will work closely with the cu lasp pi, dr. Aimee merkel. It is understood that this work plan has the flexibility to be modified as needed to complete the CSR on schedule, within the constraints of the budget. He will also participate in the site visit as needed.
Total Awarded
$13,200.00
Most Recent Award Date
Oct. 9, 2025
Place of Performance
United States
Prime Project Title
None
Prime Award

Award Hierarchy

Definitive Contract

80GSFC18C0061

Subcontract

UC-BERKELEY-SPACE-SCIENCE-LAB

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Prime Contract Details


Prime Status

Period of Performance
3/1/18
Start Date
4/30/27
Current End Date
4/30/29
Potential End Date
76.0% Complete

Obligations
$39.1M
Total Obligated
$42.9M
Current Value
$51.5M
Potential Value
76% Funded

Prime Overview

Original Description
The contractor shall provide the personnel, materials, equipment, and facilities necessary to accomplish the gold mission as described in the gold concept study report, provide reports, reviews, and documentation for all aspects of the program, manage the activities of the science team, maintain the gold Science Data Center (SDC) at ucf, perform data reduction and analysis for three years after the completion of commissioning the gold instrument, present the scientific results in presentations and published papers, provide raw data and data products for archiving to an approved data archive, and is responsible for algorithm development and science planning and analysis of mission data and the publication of results. The gold project shall follow the guidelines of a mission of opportunity and the gold contract, with the Principal Investigator (PI) having sole responsibility for successful completion, delegating project management tasks to the Project Manager (PM) as appropriate, and the PM and staff supporting the PI as required, including scheduling and coordinating meetings and reviews, schedule control and reporting, subcontract management, configuration management and documentation, progress reports and reviews, and anomaly reporting activities. Additional work includes implementing the gold SDC, producing L1B and higher data products using processing code provided by gold team members, archiving all data products, transferring gold data to the NASA Space Physics Data Facility (SPDF), and participating in algorithm development, science planning, analysis of mission data, and publication of results. The work also involves providing expert advice for the continued development of science data processing and operations for gold stormtime and nighttime observations, developing and arranging science team meetings and teleconferences, participating in scientific analysis and validation of gold data, presenting findings at scientific meetings and in the open literature, supporting the operational data release process through assessment and evaluation of daily level 2 data products, and delivering inputs for the gold senior review.
Awarding / Funding Agency
NAICS
Not Reported
Pricing
Cost No Fee
Place of Performance
Boulder, CO 80303 United States
Set Aside
None
Extent Competed
Not Competed
Last Modified: 10/9/25