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PURPOSEThis Request for Solutions (RFS) is issued identify solutions to comprehensively advance the domestic manufacturing readiness in support of hypersonic cruise missile (HCM) development and transition to production. This includes high-temperature materials technology, specifically addressing additive manufacturing (AM) for scramjet propulsion systems, as well as airframe components where appropriate.

The rapidly growing industry of additive manufacturing - also known as 3D printing - is also keen to conduct simulations modelling possible breakthrough technologies. 

Id3200Posting TypeSources SoughtPosting Published25-Apr-2024Posting Close03-May-2024 10:20Current Time (Albuquerque NM)26-Apr-2024 11:10Estimated RFQ Open06-May-2024Estimated Award13-May-2024NAICS334111: Electronic Computer ManufacturingBusiness Size Standard1250 employeesEstimated Period of PerformanceDelivery TBDCompetition TypeSet-Aside - Woman-owned Small BusinessTitleMotivair Chilled Doors & Associated ProductsGeneral InformationThis section displays displays general information about this opportunity.# function _tableSortSubmit(formName,validate,sortEvent,table,val,stat,ptgt,parent) {if( ((typeof TUfromDragEvent != 'undefined') && TUfromDragEvent) || ((typeof TUhideEvt != 'undefined') && TUhideEvt) ) {TUfromDragEvent = false ; TUhideE...

IN LIGHT OF THE ARTEMIS 2024 MISSION, AND IN PREPARATION FOR CREWED MISSIONS TO MARS, ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING HAS GATHERED MOMENTUM FOR BUILDING CONSTRUCTION ON OTHER CELESTIAL BODIES. Solicitation ID/Procurement Identifier: 80NSSC21K1267 Ultimate Completion Date: Fri Aug 15 17:00:00 GMT 2025

CONSORTIUM FOR HIGH-VOLUME ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING OF AEROSPACE HEAT EXCHANGER AND TALENT DEVELOPMENT Solicitation ID/Procurement Identifier: 80NSSC22M0132 Ultimate Completion Date: Thu May 15 17:00:00 GMT 2025

Additive Production System Project Description :Conestoga College is looking to purchase an Additive Production System, as further described in the ACAN notice.

Operations performed after the item has been completed (e.g., packaging, testing) or to add a single component (e.g., one circuit) would not qualify as manufacturing.