National Aeronautics and Space Administration Contracts in Virginia

Agency State Spending Overview

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration has obligated $12,665,582,210 in federal contract spending performed in Virginia across 100 contract awards. Of these awards, 100% were competitively bid, meaning multiple companies submitted proposals for the work. Small businesses account for 0% of the agency's contract awards in the state. The top contractor receiving National Aeronautics and Space Administration dollars in Virginia is Peraton Inc. with $2.6B. This spending represents a significant portion of the federal government's economic activity in Virginia and supports jobs across multiple industry sectors.

Overview

Total Spending: $12,665,582,210

Contract Count: 100

Average Contract Size: $126.7M

Competition Rate: 100%

Small Business Rate: 0%

Top Contractors

Companies receiving the most National Aeronautics and Space Administration contract dollars in Virginia, ranked by total obligated value.

1. Peraton Inc. — $2.6B (7 contracts)
2. Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation — $1.8B (5 contracts)
3. Bechtel National, Inc. — $1.6B (1 contracts)
4. Amentum Technology, Inc. — $1.5B (11 contracts)
5. Orbital Sciences LLC — $574.2M (6 contracts)
6. Science Systems and Applications, Inc. — $413.6M (2 contracts)
7. Cube Corporation, the — $382.9M (1 contracts)
8. Axient LLC — $375.0M (3 contracts)
9. LJT & Associates, Inc — $276.7M (2 contracts)
10. KBR Wyle Services, LLC — $232.9M (1 contracts)
11. Raytheon Company — $230.8M (1 contracts)
12. Science Applications International Corporation — $229.7M (4 contracts)
13. QSS Group, Inc. — $229.6M (1 contracts)
14. CACI, Inc. - Federal — $190.9M (1 contracts)
15. Four Points Technology, L.L.C. — $185.7M (2 contracts)
16. Virginia Electric and Power Company — $170.4M (2 contracts)
17. Hampton University — $130.5M (1 contracts)
18. Smart Global Solutions JV, LLC — $122.1M (1 contracts)
19. General Dynamics Information Technology, Inc. — $119.9M (3 contracts)
20. Virginia Electric & Power CO — $104.9M (1 contracts)

Spending by Sector

How National Aeronautics and Space Administration's contract spending in Virginia is distributed across industry sectors.

• Other: $5.1B (39 contracts)
• R&D: $3.5B (23 contracts)
• IT: $1.8B (27 contracts)
• Construction: $1.6B (4 contracts)
• Defense: $480.2M (4 contracts)
• Energy: $133.1M (3 contracts)

Contracts

• IGF::OT::IGF NEXTSTEP NRA AWARD. THIS NEXTSTEP CONTRACT BUILDS UPON THE SUCCESS OF COMMERCIAL ORBITAL TRANSPORTATION SERVICES SPACE ACT AGREEMENT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM AND AN EXISTING INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION (ISS) COMMERCIAL RESUPPLY SERVICES (CRS) CONTRACT. ORBITAL HAS SUCCESSFULLY TRANSITIONED FROM COTS TO THE CRS PROGRAM, FLYING THREE VERY SUCCESSFUL PRESSURIZED CARGO RESUPPLY MISSIONS TO THE ISS, USING THE CYGNUS SPACECRAFT. ORBITAL ALSO SUCCESSFULLY DEVELOPED SPACECRAFT FOR SOLAR SYSTEM EXPLORATION TO INCLUDE THE CURRENTLY OPERATIONAL DAWN MISSION. THIS MISSION WAS LAUNCHED IN SEPTEMBER 2007, COMPLETED ITS RENDEZVOUS MISSION AT VESTA IN JULY 2012 AND IS EN ROUTE TO CERES IN EARLY 2015. WITH SPACE AGENCY BUDGETS CONTINUING TO BE TIGHT, EXPLORATION PLANS NEED TO EMPHASIZE EVOLUTION OF EXISTING SYSTEMS, WHERE COST AND SCHEDULE IS BETTER CONTROLLED, AND DEVELOPMENT RISK REDUCED. SPECIFICALLY, ELEMENTS OF THE CURRENT ISS, INCLUDING CYGNUS, CAN BE EVOLVED TO SUPPORT MORE DISTANT SPACE DESTINATIONS. TO SUPPORT THESE ENDEAVORS, ORBITAL CONTRIBUTES TO THE DEVELOPMENT AND PRODUCT IMPROVEMENT OF CYGNUS AND TO NEXTSTEP ACTIVITIES AND HAVE INVESTED IN THE COTS CRS PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP ENDEAVOR. ORBITAL'S EXPLORATION AUGMENTATION MODULE (BAM) ARCHITECTURE USES A MODULAR, BUILDING BLOCK APPROACH THAT LEVERAGES THE CYGNUS SPACECRAFT TO EXPAND CISLUNAR AND LONG DURATION DEEP SPACE TRANSIT HABITATION CAPABILITIES AND TECHNOLOGIES CRITICAL TO NASAS LONG-TERM EXPLORATION GOALS. ORBITALS ARCHITECTURE CONCEPT BLENDS IN-PRODUCTION HARDWARE WITH ADAPTATION, EVOLUTION, PLANNING, AND FORWARD THINKING. CYGNUS WILL SERVE AS A MODULAR HABITAT AND TEST PLATFORM FOR QUALIFYING TECHNOLOGIES IN A DISTANT RETROGRADE ORBIT (DRO) OR IN A LOW EARTH ORBIT (LEO), EITHER WHILE ATTACHED TO THE ISS OR AS A FREE-FLYER. USING THE EXISTING, OPERATIONAL CYGNUS TO PERFORM THESE MISSIONS HAS THE ADVANTAGE OF DECREASING OVERALL DEVELOPMENT TIME AND COSTS, AND FREEING UP RESOURCES THAT WOULD BE SPENT ON DEVELOPING A SPACECRAFT TO FOCUS ON CULTIVATING MISSION ENABLING TECHNOLOGIES. THE GOAL IS TO HAVE A CYGNUS DERIVED EAM DEPLOYED IN CISLUNAR SPACE BEFORE 2020. THIS SPACECRAFT WILL BE THE FIRST BUILDING BLOCK IN SUPPORTING BOTH COMMERCIAL MARKETS AND GOVERNMENT OBJECTIVES. THE PROPOSED EFFORT FOR THIS NEXTSTEP BAA PHASE I, INVOLVES DEFINING AN EAM ARCHITECTURE AND CONCEPT OF OPERATIONS (CONOPS) THAT ADDRESSES COMMERCIAL MARKETS AND NASA EXPLORATION OBJECTIVES, TECHNOLOGY MATURATION PLANNING AND INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT, AND TO IDENTIFY TECHNOLOGIES THAT CAN BE IMPLEMENTED AND DEMONSTRATED IN THE ISSILEO ENVIRONMENT WITHIN THE NEXT THREE YEARS. TO MATURE HABITATION TECHNOLOGIES, THE CONTRACTOR WILL IDENTIFY STATE OF THE ART (SOA) TECHNOLOGIES ACROSS NASA TECHNOLOGY AREAS (TAS) DEFINED IN THE NASA TECHNOLOGY ROADMAP. FOCUS WILL BE ON MATURATION OF THE FOLLOWING TECHNOLOGIES ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL AND LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEMS ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING SAFETY AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE AND HABITATION THERMAL CONTROL SYSTEMS AUTONOMOUS HABITATION SYSTEMS NAVIGATION SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT DOCKING AND CAPTURE MECHANISMS AND DEPLOYABLE HABITATION ELEMENTS — $1.6B
• DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF THE NASA SPACE LAUNCH SYSTEM (SLS) MOBILE LAUNCHER 2 (ML2). — $1.6B
• THE EXPLORATION AND SPACE COMMUNICATIONS PROJECTS DIVISION (ESC) IS A NATIONAL RESOURCE LOCATED AT GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER (GSFC) WHICH ENABLES SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY AND SPACE EXPLORATION BY PROVIDING INNOVATIVE AND MISSION-EFFECTIVE SPACE COMMUNICATIONS AND NAVIGATION SOLUTIONS TO A LARGE COMMUNITY OF DIVERSE CUSTOMERS. ESC MANAGES OPERATIONAL GEOSTATIONARY COMMUNICATIONS RELAY SATELLITES AND GROUND SYSTEMS FOR THE SPACE COMMUNICATIONS AND NAVIGATION (SCAN) PROGRAM AT NASA HEADQUARTERS. TODAY, SCAN NETWORK SYSTEMS CONSIST OF THE SPACE NETWORK (SN), THE NEAR EARTH NETWORK (NEN), AND THE DEEP SPACE NETWORK (DSN). THE DAY-TO-DAY MANAGEMENT OF THESE THREE NETWORKS IS CURRENTLY NOT FULLY CONSISTENT. IT IS THE INTENTION OF THE GOVERNMENT TO UNIFY THE SN AND NEN WHERE PRACTICABLE UNDER THIS CONTRACT USING INTEGRATED, COMMON MANAGEMENT PRACTICES AND NETWORK SOLUTIONS. — $1.5B
• THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE SUPPORT IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS: PROGRAM MANAGEMENT FACILITIES ENGINEERING AT WFF OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE OF FACILITIES CONSTRUCTION - BUILDING AND RENOVATION OF BUILDINGS JANITORIAL - CLEANING BUILDINGS GROUNDS SERVICES - CUTTING GRASS CHEMICAL LABORATORY - WATER, ETC. TESTING OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH CLINIC ENVIRONMENTAL AT WFF SECURITY EMERGENCY TELECOMMUNICATIONS - DATA AND PHONE OVERSITE ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES LOGISTICS - PACKAGING, ACCESSING EQUIPMENT, VEHICLES NAVY FINANCIAL SERVICES — $382.9M
• IGF::OT::IGF NASA SOUNDING ROCKET OPERATIONS CONTRACT (NSROC) III THE PURPOSE OF THE CONTRACT IS TO SERVE AS THE PRINCIPAL MECHANISM FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF THE NASA SOUNDING ROCKETS PROGRAM (NSRP). THE NSROC III CONTRACTOR SHALL MANAGE AND BE RESPONSIBLE FOR PROVIDING ALL ASSOCIATED SERVICES AND SUPPLIES (EXCEPT THOSE PROVIDED AS GOVERNMENT FURNISHED PROPERTY). AS SUCH, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL DESIGN, FABRICATE, INTEGRATE, AND PERFORM FLIGHT QUALIFICATION TESTING OF SUB-ORBITAL PAYLOADS, PROVIDE LAUNCH VEHICLES AND ASSOCIATED HARDWARE, AND PROVIDE VARIOUS ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATED WITH SUBSEQUENT MISSION LAUNCH OPERATIONS. THE CONTRACTOR WILL CONDUCT AN ESTIMATED 18 LAUNCHES PER YEAR, BASED ON THE MISSION MODEL, THROUGHOUT THE PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE. — $327.3M
• NASA SOUNDING ROCKET OPERATIONS CONTRACT — $303.5M
• NASA SOUNDING ROCKET OPERATIONS CONTRACT II THE NASA SOUNDING ROCKET OPERATIONS CONTRACT II (NSROC II) SERVES AS THE MECHANISM FOR THE COMMERCIAL IMPLEMENTATION OF THE NASA SOUNDING ROCKET PROGRAM (NSRP). THE PROGRAM UTILIZES EXPENDABLE SUB-ORBITAL ROCKETS TO CONDUCT A HOST OF SCIENTIFIC MISSIONS FOR THE STUDY OF NEAR EARTH AND SPACE ENVIRONMENTS AND TO ADVANCE NEW TECHNOLOGIES. INDIVIDUAL MISSION REQUIREMENTS HAVE HISTORICALLY INVOLVED THE USE OF SINGLE AND MULTI-STAGE SUB-ORBITAL VEHICLES LIFTING PAYLOADS WITH WEIGHTS RANGING FROM 30 POUNDS TO 1500 POUNDS OR MORE TO ALTITUDES RANGING FROM 80 TO 2000 KILOMETERS OR MORE. THE TIME REQUIRED TO CONDUCT A SPECIFIC MISSION FROM PAYLOAD DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT THROUGH LAUNCH WILL VARY SUBSTANTIALLY AND MAY RANGE FROM A FEW MONTHS TO TWO YEARS OR LONGER. MOST OF THESE MISSIONS ARE CONDUCTED FROM ESTABLISHED LAUNCH RANGES, WHILE SOME ARE CONDUCTED AS MOBILE LAUNCH CAMPAIGNS FROM RANGES THAT HAVE BEEN TEMPORARILY ESTABLISHED. — $278.1M
• IGF::CT::IGF THIS "TASK ORDER" HAS BEEN CREATED IN THE CONTRACT MANAGEMENT MODULE (CMM) SYSTEM FOR FUNDING PURPOSES ONLY AND IS NOT AN ACTUAL TASK ORDER WITH A STATEMENT OF WORK AND OTHER TASK ORDER REQUIREMENTS. THIS "TASK ORDER" HAS BEEN CREATED FOR FUNDING OBLIGATIONS ONLY AND TO ACCOUNT FOR CMM AND SAP FINANCIAL SYSTEM FUNCTIONALITY. THIS "TASK ORDER" IS TO FUND NNL13AA14C CLIN 1 (MAINTENANCE). CENTER MAINTENANCE, OPERATIONS, AND ENGINEERING (CMOE) CONTRACT. REQUIREMENT FOR THE MAINTENANCE, OPERATIONS, AND ENGINEERING OF LARC'S INSTITUTIONAL FACILITIES AND HIGHLY TECHNICAL RESEARCH FACILITIES FOR MISSION SUCCESS. THE CMOE CONTRACT WILL PROVIDE CORE SUPPORT SERVICES TO LARC IN THE AREAS OF INSTITUTIONAL AND RESEARCH OPERATIONS, MAINTENANCE, AND ENGINEERING (OME). THESE TECHNICAL SERVICES INCLUDE: RESEARCH FACILITIES OPERATIONS (E.G., HIGHLY SPECIALIZED WIND TUNNELS, LABORATORIES, TEST STANDS, INSTRUMENTATION CALIBRATION/REPAIR) CENTRAL UTILITIES OPERATIONS (E.G., STEAM, COMPRESSED AIR, ELECTRICAL POWER DISTRIBUTION, POTABLE WATER) TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT/ADMINISTRATION (E.G., FACILITY AUTOMATION SYSTEMS [FAS], DATA ACQUISITION SYSTEMS [DAS]) RESEARCH AND INSTITUTIONAL FACILITY MAINTENANCE (E.G., PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE, TROUBLE CALLS, RELIABILITY CENTERED MAINTENANCE [RCM], FACILITY CONDITION ASSESSMENT [FCA]) AND FACILITY ENGINEERING (E.G., DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION, CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT, TACTICAL ENGINEERING, PRESSURE SYSTEM RECERTIFICATION, PROJECT MANAGEMENT/PLANNING SUPPORT). — $264.6M
• SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND RESEARCH SUPPORT SERVICES II — $259.1M
• IGF::CT::IGF THIS "TASK ORDER" HAS BEEN CREATED IN THE CONTRACT MANAGEMENT MODULE (CMM) SYSTEM FOR FUNDING PURPOSES ONLY AND IS NOT AN ACTUAL TASK ORDER WITH A STATEMENT OF WORK AND OTHER TASK ORDER REQUIREMENTS. THIS "TASK ORDER" HAS BEEN CREATED FOR FUNDING OBLIGATIONS ONLY AND TO ACCOUNT FOR CMM AND SAP FINANCIAL SYSTEM FUNCTIONALITY. THIS "TASK ORDER" IS TO FUND NNL13AA14C CLIN 2 (OPERATIONS). CENTER MAINTENANCE, OPERATIONS, AND ENGINEERING (CMOE) CONTRACT. REQUIREMENT FOR THE MAINTENANCE, OPERATIONS, AND ENGINEERING OF LARC'S INSTITUTIONAL FACILITIES AND HIGHLY TECHNICAL RESEARCH FACILITIES FOR MISSION SUCCESS. THE CMOE CONTRACT WILL PROVIDE CORE SUPPORT SERVICES TO LARC IN THE AREAS OF INSTITUTIONAL AND RESEARCH OPERATIONS, MAINTENANCE, AND ENGINEERING (OME). THESE TECHNICAL SERVICES INCLUDE: RESEARCH FACILITIES OPERATIONS (E.G., HIGHLY SPECIALIZED WIND TUNNELS, LABORATORIES, TEST STANDS, INSTRUMENTATION CALIBRATION/REPAIR); CENTRAL UTILITIES OPERATIONS (E.G., STEAM, COMPRESSED AIR, ELECTRICAL POWER DISTRIBUTION, POTABLE WATER); TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT/ADMINISTRATION (E.G., FACILITY AUTOMATION SYSTEMS [FAS], DATA ACQUISITION SYSTEMS [DAS]); RESEARCH AND INSTITUTIONAL FACILITY MAINTENANCE (E.G., PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE, TROUBLE CALLS, RELIABILITY CENTERED MAINTENANCE [RCM], FACILITY CONDITION ASSESSMENT [FCA]); AND FACILITY ENGINEERING (E.G., DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION, CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT, TACTICAL ENGINEERING, PRESSURE SYSTEM RECERTIFICATION, PROJECT MANAGEMENT/PLANNING SUPPORT). — $257.1M
• RESEARCH OPERATIONS, MAINTENANCE, AND ENGINEERING — $240.7M
• THE OVERALL SCOPE OF THIS CONTRACT IS TO PROVIDE WALLOPS RANGE OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE SUPPORT SERVICES TRAINING COMMAND, CONTROL, COMMUNICATIONS, INFORMATION AND COMPUTER SYSTEMS SERVICES TESTING, MODIFYING AND INSTALLING COMMUNICATIONS AND ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS AT LAUNCH FACILITIES, LAUNCH CONTROL CENTERS AND TEST FACILITIES RANGE SUSTAINING ENGINEERING SERVICES, AND GROUND OPERATIONS SUPPORT. THIS EFFORT PROVIDES DIRECT CUSTOMER SUPPORT TO NASA WFF'S RANGE BY PROVIDING QUALIFIED PERSONNEL, EQUIPMENT, TOOLS, MATERIALS, VEHICLES, SPECIALIZED TEST EQUIPMENT, SUPERVISION, AND OTHER SERVICES. NASA'S WFF REQUIRES AN INNOVATIVE, INTEGRATED, FLEXIBLE AND EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT APPROACH AND THE CONTRACTOR MUST PROVIDE TECHNICAL SUPPORT IN A PLANNED AND COORDINATED MANNER WHICH WILL ENSURE ESSENTIAL WALLOPS RANGE SUPPORT SYSTEMS ARE READY TO SUPPORT USER REQUIREMENTS, AND CAUSE NO IMPACT TO WALLOPS RANGE PROGRAM SCHEDULES DUE TO EQUIPMENT DEGRADATION, FAILURES, SYSTEM PROBLEMS OR REPRIORITIZATION OF PREEXISTING PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS. THE WIDE VARIETY OF SUPPORT SYSTEMS INVOLVES FLEXIBLE WORKLOAD PLANNING, COST MANAGEMENT, AND SCHEDULING OF RESOURCES TO IDENTIFY AND RESOLVE TECHNICAL SYSTEMS PROBLEMS. AVAILABLE CAPACITY FOR OPERATIONS, MAINTENANCE, AND SUSTAINING ENGINEERING MAY BE MADE AVAILABLE TO OTHER WFF ORGANIZATIONS WITH THE PERMISSION OF THE CONTRACTING OFFICER'S REPRESENTATIVE (COR), AND RMMO MANAGEMENT. INSTRUMENTATION SYSTEMS ARE PERMANENTLY LOCATED AT WFF, BERMUDA, AND IN ALASKA. IN ADDITION, MOBILE INSTRUMENTATION IS DEPLOYED TO LOCATIONS WORLDWIDE, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO NORWAY KWAJALEIN ATOLL COQUINA, NC AUSTRALIA AND FRENCH GUIANA TO MEET RANGE CUSTOMER REQUIREMENTS. THE WALLOPS RANGE RECEIVES AND PROVIDES RANGE SUPPORT FROM AND TO VARIOUS AGENCIES. THE WALLOPS RANGE CONSTANTLY STRIVES TO ENSURE IT IS PREPARED TO ACCOMMODATE THE CURRENT AND FUTURE NEEDS OF ITS CUSTOMERS. TO THAT END, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PURSUE ONGOING PREVENTIVE AND CORRECTIVE MAINTENANCE AND SUSTAINING ENGINEERING TASKS TO ENSURE READINESS AND MITIGATE THE EFFECTS OF OBSOLESCENCE OF ITS CURRENT RANGE EQUIPMENT AND SYSTEMS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ALSO WORK WITH RMMO IN COOPERATION WITH OTHER NASA CENTERS AND ORGANIZATIONS TO MAINTAIN AND SUSTAIN RANGE SYSTEMS TO COMMON STANDARDS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL WORK WITH WFF ORGANIZATIONS AND PROVIDE OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS TO SUPPORT NEW ENGINEERING AND/OR TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES APPROVED BY THE RANGE. SUCH ACTIVITIES ENABLE THE EVOLUTION OF THE RANGE ARCHITECTURE TO INCLUDE SPACE-BASED METRIC TRACKING, TELEMETRY, AND COMMAND RELAY, AND MISSION PLANNING SYSTEMS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ALSO PROVIDE OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS AND SUPPORT TRANSITIONING NEW ENGINEERING OR TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENTS TO OPERATIONS. — $232.9M
• CONSOLIDATED INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES — $230.8M
• IT SERVICES AND SUPPORT CONTRACT NNA04AA18B/DTTS59-99-D-00457 — $229.6M
• ICESAT-2 DELIVERY ORDER - CORE SYSTEM SPACECRAFT INCLUDE HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE — $208.2M
• IGF::OT::IGF ORS RAPID RESPONSE BRANCH. COMMUNICATIONS DEVELOPMENT UNDER THE RRSW IDIQ CONTRACT. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH ALL LABOR, SUPPLIES, MATERIALS, TRAVEL, OTHER DIRECT COSTS, AND FEES NECESSARY TO ACCOMPLISH THE REQUIREMENTS CONTAINED IN THE ATTACHED TASK ORDER. — $191.5M
• NASA CONSOLIDATED APPLICATION AND PLATFORM SERVICES (NCAPS) — $190.9M
• IGF::CT::IGF THIS "TASK ORDER" HAS BEEN CREATED IN THE CONTRACT MANAGEMENT MODULE (CMM) SYSTEM FOR FUNDING PURPOSES ONLY AND IS NOT AN ACTUAL TASK ORDER WITH A STATEMENT OF WORK AND OTHER TASK ORDER REQUIREMENTS. THIS "TASK ORDER" HAS BEEN CREATED FOR FUNDING OBLIGATIONS ONLY AND TO ACCOUNT FOR CMM AND SAP FINANCIAL SYSTEM FUNCTIONALITY. THIS "TASK ORDER" IS TO FUND NNL13AA14C CLIN 402 (FFP IDIQ). CENTER MAINTENANCE, OPERATIONS, AND ENGINEERING (CMOE) CONTRACT. REQUIREMENT FOR THE MAINTENANCE, OPERATIONS, AND ENGINEERING OF LARC'S INSTITUTIONAL FACILITIES AND HIGHLY TECHNICAL RESEARCH FACILITIES FOR MISSION SUCCESS. THE CMOE CONTRACT WILL PROVIDE CORE SUPPORT SERVICES TO LARC IN THE AREAS OF INSTITUTIONAL AND RESEARCH OPERATIONS, MAINTENANCE, AND ENGINEERING (OME). THESE TECHNICAL SERVICES INCLUDE: RESEARCH FACILITIES OPERATIONS (E.G., HIGHLY SPECIALIZED WIND TUNNELS, LABORATORIES, TEST STANDS, INSTRUMENTATION CALIBRATION/REPAIR); CENTRAL UTILITIES OPERATIONS (E.G., STEAM, COMPRESSED AIR, ELECTRICAL POWER DISTRIBUTION, POTABLE WATER); TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT/ADMINISTRATION (E.G., FACILITY AUTOMATION SYSTEMS [FAS], DATA ACQUISITION SYSTEMS [DAS]); RESEARCH AND INSTITUTIONAL FACILITY MAINTENANCE (E.G., PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE, TROUBLE CALLS, RELIABILITY CENTERED MAINTENANCE [RCM], FACILITY CONDITION ASSESSMENT [FCA]); AND FACILITY ENGINEERING (E.G., DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION, CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT, TACTICAL ENGINEERING, PRESSURE SYSTEM RECERTIFICATION, PROJECT MANAGEMENT/PLANNING SUPPORT). — $183.1M
• THE OVERALL SCOPE OF THIS CONTRACT IS TO PROVIDE WALLOPS RESEARCH RANGE (WRR) OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE; SUPPORT SERVICES; TRAINING; COMMAND, CONTROL, COMMUNICATIONS, INFORMATION AND COMPUTER SYSTEMS SERVICES; TESTING, MODIFYING AND INSTALLING COMMUNICATIONS AND ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS AT LAUNCH FACILITIES, LAUNCH CONTROL CENTERS AND TEST FACILITIES; AND RANGE TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT ENGINEERING SERVICES. THIS EFFORT PROVIDES DIRECT CUSTOMER SUPPORT TO NASA WALLOPS FLIGHT FACILITY'S (WFFS) WALLOPS RESEARCH RANGE BY PROVIDING QUALIFIED PERSONNEL, EQUIPMENT, TOOLS, MATERIALS, VEHICLES, SPECIALIZED TEST EQUIPMENT, SUPERVISION, AND OTHER SERVICES. — $181.3M
• CLIN 4.1 FIXED PRICE IDIQ — $180.5M

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does National Aeronautics and Space Administration spend on contracts in Virginia?

National Aeronautics and Space Administration has $12.7B in federal contracts performed in Virginia across 100 awards.

What is the competition rate for National Aeronautics and Space Administration contracts in Virginia?

100% of National Aeronautics and Space Administration's contracts in Virginia were competitively awarded.

Which contractors win the most National Aeronautics and Space Administration work in Virginia?

The top contractors include Peraton Inc., Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation, Bechtel National, Inc..

What industries receive National Aeronautics and Space Administration contract dollars in Virginia?

National Aeronautics and Space Administration's spending spans Other, R&D, IT.

Explore More