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1 Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory Contracts, by Smithsonian Institution Archives Smithsonian Institution Archives Washington, D.C. Contact us at
2 Table of Contents Collection Overview... 1 Administrative Information... 1 Descriptive Entry... 1 Names and Subject Terms... 1 Container Listing... 3
3 Collection Overview Repository: Creator: Title: Smithsonian Institution Archives, Washington, D.C., Smithsonian Institution, Contracts Office Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory Contracts Dates: Quantity: 2.2 linear meters. Administrative Information Preferred Citation Smithsonian Institution Archives,, Smithsonian Institution, Contracts Office, Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory Contracts Descriptive Entry This record unit consists of correspondence, memoranda, contracts, bids and invitations, proposals, reports and related materials maintained by the Contracts Office concerning Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory (SAO) projects, especially Project Celescope. Of special interest are materials documenting contracts with Electro-Mechanical Research, Inc., and Westinghouse Research Laboratories for the technical development of Celescope. Also included is similar material concerning SAO projects funded by contracts with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, United States Air Force, National Science Foundation, Office of Naval Research, and Harvard University. Names and Subject Terms This collection is indexed in the online catalog of the Smithsonian Institution under the following terms: Subjects: Observatories -- Astrophysical Names: Contracts Office Electro-Mechanical Research, Inc Harvard University National Science Foundation (U.S.) Project Celescope (SAO). Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory Page 1 of 9
4 United States. Air Force United States. National Aeronautics and Space Administration United States. Office of Naval Research Westinghouse Research Laboratory Page 2 of 9
5 Container Listing Box 1 Box 2 Box 3 Box 4 Box 5 Box 6 Project Celescope, General Electrodynamics Corporation #1 CY 1961, SI Contract 535 Project Celescope, General Electrodynamics Corporation #2 CY 1962, SI Contract 535 Project Celescope, General Electrodynamics Corporation #3 CY 1963, SI Contract 535 Electromechanical Research Corporation (EMR), SI contract 538 EMR subcontract, March 1-31, 1964 EMR subcontract, SD22-10 Ferson Optics, EMR subcontract, January 1-31, 1964 EMR subcontract, February 1-28, 1964 EMR subcontract, November 1-30, 1963 EMR subcontract, December 1-31, 1963 EMR UVicon specifications and procurement documents (2 folders) Technical specifications for UV-sensitive TV camera tube - Westinghouse (2 folders) Westinghouse follow-on GSFC Celescope, July 1-December 31, 1964 EMR subcontract, November-December 1964 EMR subcontract, September-October 1964 EMR monthly progress reports, June-December 1963 Specifications and contracts for Celescope, 1963 (2 folders) Celescope monthly reports, #18-#27, March-December 1963 (2 folders) Page 3 of 9
6 Box 7 Box 8 Box 9 Original contract and proposal EMR SI 522 Original contract and proposal, Westinghouse Electric SI 548 Technical specifications SI 548, 1963 Design for Ultraviolet Sensitive Tubes (Westinghouse), SI-548 EMR appendix B, S-18 specifications, NAS file on Celescope reports, Mr. Megerian, etc. EMR monthly reports, January 1964 EMR residual property transfer, 1964 Damaged mirror, 1963 Celescope monthly reports, January 1964 Celescope NASA, April 1964 Grant NSG-87(STP) subcontract SI-715 SI-783-STP Argentina SI 767, Ethiopian agreement SI 784 Carpacci; STP-Filippo, Ethiopian construction contract Ziemer letter - NAS Aeronomic measurements in the lower ionosphere - AF19(628)-3248, Major Meteor Stream, 1965, NAS Study of Collisions of Metastable Molecules AF19(628)-4203, 1965 Contract AF19(604)-7414 Stellar Atmosphere NSF GP-940 Trak Microwave Transmitter, SI-695 Photographic Investigations of Comets, GP2999 Stellar Atmospheres NSF GP4318, 1965 Meteorite Symposium NGR , 1965 Stellar Atmospheres P , AF18(600)-1596 Page 4 of 9
7 Radomes RFP, Rare Gases in Meteorites NSF grant G Missile Trail Photography AF19(628)-4188 Dust study from Antarctic Ice Sheet NSF P X-Ray, Microhardness, and Metallographic Investigations of Recovery and Recrystallization in Iron-Silicon under Hydrostatic Pressure Aeronomy Symposium, 1965 A proposal for a High-energy Gamma Ray Astronomy Experiment for High- Altitude Balloons, P Contract DA AMC-1409(X) "Secor" A Proposal for a Multipurpose Infrared Scanning Spectrophotometer for the Voyager Orbiter Mission to Mars, 1965 Reduction and Analysis of Data from the S-16 High Energy Gamma Ray Experiment (NAS ) Project "Gold Flash" AF08(614)-4243 Project "Gold Flash" AF48(608)-3446 Data analyses for National Geodetic Satellite Program NSR , 1965 Lunar Orbiter Program, P , 10/19/1965 High Altitude Atmospheric Parameter to AFCM, P Equipment Transfer AF18(600)-1596 S/A#9 Box 10 Proposal to Harvard, Purchase order Z Harvard Contract AF19(604)-5196 Optical and Radar Investigations of Simulated and Natural Meteors NSG NASA NGR Radio Meteor Research Program P NASA grant NSG Proposal for a one-year continuation of a study of the decay and recovery of orbiting artificial space objects P Page 5 of 9
8 Proposal for Support of a Two-year Integrated Program in Exobiology, Planetary Environments, and problems related to the Origin of Life (P ) Proposal for Optical Study of Flare Stars (P ) Proposal to Measure Lunar Craters from Ranger Series Photographs (P ) NASA proposal P Proposal for the Continuation of the Meteorite Photography and Recovery Project (P ) Specifications, Proposals, Agreements Relative to UV-sensitive tubes in Celescope project, (2 folders) Box 11 Specifications for parts of Celescope project, 1961, 1963 Correspondence and drawings from EMR Corp. to SI about Celescope project, 1963 EMR procurement documents and specifications relative to Uvicon, 1963 (2 folders) Box 12 EMR proposal for Celescope, Vol. 1, technical, 1961; Vol 2, management, 1961 (2 folders) Proposal for Extension of Satellite Optical Observations in the Western Pacific Area, proposal P Perkin-Elmer, SI contract 716 SAO Miscellaneous correspondence, 1965 Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1964 Project Celescope system requirements, specifications, work statement, 1964 PERT Reports and Charts Box 13 EMR subcontract, September 1-30, 1963 NAS EMR subcontract, October 1-30, 1963 EMR change orders (extra copies) #1 NASA general file #2 (chronological) Page 6 of 9
9 NASA general file #3 (chronological) Box 14 EMR subcontract, August 1-31, 1963 EMR subcontract, inception through July 31, 1963 EMR general file, chronological, August 1961-June 1963 EMR rate structure GSFC Celescope, inception to November 30, 1963 Box 15 Celescope GSFC, December 1, 1963-March 31, 1964 NASA general file #1, chronological, October 1961-December 1962 Copies of EMR changes 1-6 Certified WEC vouchers Westinghouse Sub Overrun Stretchout EMR subcontract 5D305638P EMR subcontract 3D304826P EMR change order file #3 Box 16 Change order #1 EMR change order file #2 Change order #21 Change order #22 Change order #23 Change order #24 Change order #25 Change order #26 Change order #27 Change order #28 Page 7 of 9
10 Change order #29 Change order #30 Change order #31 Change order #32 Change order #33 Change order #34 Change order #35 Change order #36 Change order #37 Change order #38 Correspondence Mentioning More Than One Change Order Review of financial transactions of the Celescope contract, 1963 Box 17 Change order #2 Change order #4 Change order #5 Change order #7 Change order #8 Change order #9 Change order #10 Change order #11 Change order #12 Change order #13 Change order #14 Change order #15 Change order #16 Change order #17 Addenda to Invitations Revised changes 1-6 Page 8 of 9
11 Precision timing system ZA (3 folders) Page 9 of 9
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