RECOVERY ACT-

RECOVERY ACT THIS NOTICE IS PROVIDED FOR INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY. GE-AVIATIONOF CINCINNATI, OHIO WAS COMPETITIVELY SELECTED UNDER NASA RESEARCH ANNOUNCEMENTNNH09ZEA001N-SSFW1. NASA Glenn Research Center has committed support for specific efforts under the AmericanRecovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. Recovery Act funds for NASAs AeronauticsResearch Program will accelerate key research, enhance the state of aeronautics for thenation, and expand the viable and well-informed trade space for vehicle design decisionsand enable simultaneous realization of National noise, emissions, and performance goals. With the NASA Research Announcement (NRA), NNH09ZEA001N-SSFW1, NASA sought proposals thatwill identify new combustor concepts capable of meeting N+2 NOx goals.The specific area of support for this work, per NASAs Recovery Act Program Plan forAeronautics Research, is to develop low emissions combustor concepts capable of meetingthe LTO (landing and take-off) NOx emissions reduction goal while contributing to theachievement of the fuel burn goal and without negatively impacting other emissions. Thelow emissions combustor should be capable of meeting the N+2 LTO NOx goal of 75%reduction from the ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization) standard adopted atCAEP 6 (Committee on Aviation Environmental Protection).NASA Glenn Research Center intends to issue a contract entitled "N+2 Advanced Low NOxCombustor Technology to develop low emissions combustor concepts in support of NASAsN+2 Subsonic Effort. The proposal was previously submitted in response to a NASAResearch Announcement (NRA) NNH09ZEA001N-SSFW1, Research Opportunities in Aeronautics(ROA) 2009 issued April 13, 2009. This effort will be performed at GE-Aviation, Cincinnati, Ohio, authorized under theAmerican Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. Oral communications are not acceptable in response to this notice. This announcement will NOT result in a Request for Proposal; this announcement is forinformational purposes only. All questions and/or concerns must be submitted to thepoint of contact contained herein in writing via e-mail to the following address:[email protected] ombudsman has been appointed. See NASA Specific Note "B".