BAE Systems Space & Mission Systems Inc. Contracts in Colorado

Overview

Total Contract Value: $3,861,104,785

Contract Count: 47

Average Contract Size: $82.2M

Sole Source Rate: 0%

Small Business Rate: 0%

Awarding Agencies

1. National Aeronautics and Space Administration — $2.7B (23 contracts)
2. Department of Defense — $1.0B (22 contracts)
3. Department of the Interior — $185.4M (1 contracts)
4. Department of Commerce — $7.6M (1 contracts)

Spending by Sector

• Other: $3.9B (47 contracts)

Contracts

• WEATHER SYSTEM FOLLOW-ON - MICROWAVE - SYSTEM DESIGN OF SATELLITE WITH MICROWAVE RADIOMETER AND SENSOR — $528.5M
• ENGINEERING SERVICES AND DEVELOPMENT LEADING TO THE DELIVERY OF THE OMPS PROTOFLIGHT MODEL AND SUPPORT. — $479.0M
• JPSS-1 MISSION SPACECRAFT RAPID III DELIVERY ORDER #3. RAPID III PROVIDES CORE SPACECRAFT SYSTEMS IN SUPPORT OF THE SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT GOALS OF THE NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION, GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, AND OTHER FEDERAL AGENCIES. THE SCOPE OF WORK INCLUDES DESIGN, BUILD AND TEST, PAYLOAD INTEGRATION AND TEST, LAUNCH VEHICLE INTEGRATION AND SUPPORT AND ON-ORBIT CHECKOUT AND ACCEPTANCE. — $365.7M
• THE WOMA REQUIREMENT WAS ISSUED AS A FULL AND OPEN COMPETITIVE PROCUREMENT TO DESIGN, ANALYZE, DEVELOP, FABRICATE, INTEGRATE, TEST, AND EVALUATE THE WIDE FIELD INSTRUMENT (WFI) OPTO-MECHANICAL ASSEMBLY (WOMA) FOR THE WIDE FIELD INFRARED SURVEY TELESCOPE (WFIRST) MISSION. IN ADDITION, IT DEFINES THE TASKS NECESSARY TO SUPPORT THE SUBSEQUENT INTEGRATION, TEST, EVALUATION, AND VALIDATION OF THE WFI. IT DEFINES THE POST-DELIVERY SUPPORT TO PAYLOAD AND OBSERVATORY INTEGRATION AND TEST, AND TO PRE-LAUNCH, LAUNCH AND COMMISSIONING ACTIVITIES AT THE MISSION OPERATIONS CENTER (MOC) AND TO SUPPLY AND MAINTAIN THE INSTRUMENT GROUND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT (GSE). — $307.9M
• NATIONAL AERONAUTICAL&SPACE ADMINISTRATION (NASA) AND THE GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER (GSFC) HAS A REQUIREMENT FOR THE CONTINUATION OF THE GLOBAL PRECIPITATION MEASUREMENT (GPM) MICROWAVE IMAGER (GMI) INSTRUMENT. THE GMI INSTRUMENT IS A 13 CHANNEL RADIOMETER WHOSE CORE SCIENCE MEASURES THE EARTH S ATMOSPHERIC MOISTURE WITHIN 10.65 GHZ THROUGH 183 GHZ OF THE MICROWAVE SPECTRUM. — $233.7M
• RAPID SPACECRAFT ACQUISITION MASTER CONTRACT — $209.5M
• THIS PROCUREMENT IS FOR THE OLI INSTRUMENT FOR THE NEXT SPACECRAFT IN THE LANDSAT SERIES OF SATELLITES. THIS PROCUREMENT WILL RESULT IN THE AWARD OF A SINGLE COST-PLUS-AWARD-FEE (CPAF) CONTRACT WITH A PERFORMANCE INCENTIVE. LANDSAT SATELLITES HAVE PROVIDED THE ONLY CONTINUOUS LAND IMAGES SINCE 1972; THE ARCHIVE OF THESE IMAGES IS IN THE CARE OF THE USGS. THE OLI INSTRUMENT IS SCHEDULED TO BE LAUNCHED ON THE LANDSAT SATELLITE IN 2011. PUBLIC LAW 102-155, LAND REMOTE SENSING POLICY ACT OF 1992, STATES THAT NASA MUST MAINTAIN LANDSAT DATA CONTINUITY, AND PUBLIC LAW 105-303, COMMERCIAL SPACE ACT OF 1998, STATES THAT NASA SHOULD ACQUIRE REMOTE SENSING DATA. WHILE COMPLIANCE WITH THE LAWS IS REQUIRED FROM NASA, THE DEVELOPMENT OF LANDSAT IS DONE THROUGH A PARTNERSHIP WITH THE USGS FOR SATELLITE OPERATIONS AND DATA COLLECTION. FOLLOWING LAUNCH AND ACCEPTANCE OF THE LANDSAT SATELLITE, THE CONTRACT WILL BE TRANSITIONED TO USGS FOR SATELLITE OPERATIONS AND DATA COLLECTION. — $185.4M
• GEOXO SOUNDER INSTRUMENT — $133.6M
• IGF::CL::IGF IMAGING X-RAY POLARIMETRY EXPLORER (IXPE) PHASE A — $116.3M
• SPACE WEATHER FOLLOW ON - LAGRANGE 1 (SWFO-L1) SPACECRAFT — $104.0M
• SPACE WEATHER NEXT LAGRANGE SERIES SPACECRAFT: SATELLITE BUS, SATELLITE INTEGRATION AND TEST SERVICES, SATELLITE LAUNCH SUPPORT AND COMMISSIONING SERVICES, MISSION OPERATIONS, DATA ACQUISITION, AND ROUTING SERVICES. — $103.1M
• PICASSO-CENA INSTRUMENTS, PAYLOAD AND GROUND SYSTEMS — $81.6M
• RAPID SPACECRAFT ACQUISITION MASTER CONTRACT (EXTEND POP PER DO #1003) — $73.9M
• IGF::OT::IGF THE AFT OPTICS SYSTEM(AOS) SOURCE PLATE ASSEMBLY (ASPA); TINSLEY CLOSEOUT, OPTICAL INTEGRATION AND TESTING; AND SPECIAL STUDIES, FOR THE JAMES WEBB SPACE TELESCOPE. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL DESIGN, DEVELOP, FABRICATE, ASSEMBLE, INTEGRATE, AND TEST THE HARDWARE DESCRIBED IN THE STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW). THE HARDWARE, IF USED INSIDE A VACUUM CHAMBER OR IS ATTACHED TO, OR CONTROLS FLIGHT HARDWARE, MUST COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS IN THE SOW. FOR NON-HARDWARE SUPPORT ASPECTS OF THIS EFFORT, THE CONTRACTOR S SHALL PROVIDE THE SYSTEMS ENGINEERING; EXPERT PERSONNEL; TRAVEL; REPORTS AND DOCUMENTATION; SOFTWARE OR SOFTWARE CHANGES; GROUND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT INTEGRATION, OPERATIONS AND MODIFICATION DEFINITION, NECESSARY TO ACCOMPLISH THE EFFORT. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL MANAGE ALL ASPECTS OF THIS CONTRACT EFFORT TO ENSURE THAT THE CONTRACT REQUIREMENTS ARE MET OR EXCEEDED. — $66.2M
• PORTIONS OF THE WIDE FIELD CAMERA 3 (WFC3) — $65.5M
• IGF::CT::IGF GREEN PROPELLANT INFUSION MISSION THE GREEN PROPELLANT INFUSION MISSION WILL BRIDGE THE GAP BETWEEN TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT AND TECHNOLOGY INFUSION FOR GREEN PRO-PULSION TECHNOLOGIES. GPIM WILL BRING GREEN PROPULSION TECHNOLOGY FROM A CURRENT TRL 5 STATE TO A TRL 9 STATE. THE TECHNOLOGY DEMONSTRATION MISSION (TDM) IS BROKEN INTO THREE PHASES: BASE PERIOD, OPTION 1 AND OPTION 2. IN THE BASE PERIOD, BOTH A 1N AND A 22N THRUSTER WILL BE MATURED TO FLIGHT READY STATUS. THE THRUSTERS, DESIGNED FOR USE WITH AF-M315E FUEL, WILL BE GROUND TESTED TO SHOW THEY MEET THE FUNCTIONAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS NEEDED FOR A SMALL SPACECRAFT PROPULSION SYSTEM. OPTION I INCLUDES SPACECRAFT BUS ASSEMBLY, INTEGRATION, TEST AND ASSEMBLY INTEGRATION AND TEST OF THE PROPULSION PAYLOAD FLIGHT SYSTEM. OPTION II INCLUDES SYSTEM LEVEL INTEGRATION AND TEST OF THE FULL SPACE VEHICLE, LAUNCH PREPARATION AND OPERATIONS AND FLIGHT DEMONSTRATION OF THE PROPULSION PAYLOAD. — $57.9M
• GEOXO OCEAN COLOR INSTRUMENT IMPLEMENTATION CONTRACT — $50.0M
• MANUFACTURE, TEST & INTEGRATE COS SCIENCE INSTRUMENT — $46.3M
• SPACE VEHICLE AND ALL ASSOCIATED WORK — $45.9M
• RESEARCH FOR ENHANCING AIRMAN & COGNITIVE HEALTH (REACH) — $39.0M

Frequently Asked Questions

How many contracts does BAE Systems Space & Mission Systems Inc. have in Colorado?

BAE Systems Space & Mission Systems Inc. has 47 contracts performed in Colorado worth a combined $3.9B.

What is the average contract size for BAE Systems Space & Mission Systems Inc. in Colorado?

The average contract size is $82.2M.

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