Canadian Commercial Corporation Contracts with National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Relationship Overview
Total Contract Value: $415,597,630
Contract Count: 6
Average Contract Size: $69.3M
Sole Source Rate: 0%
Small Business Rate: 0%
Spending by Sector
- Other: $415.6M (6 contracts)
Contracts
- SUSTAINING ENGINEERING & OPERATIONS SHUTTLE REMOTE MANIPULATOR SYSTEM — $143.2M
- REMOTE MANIPULATOR SYSTEM (RMS) OPERATION — $80.9M
- THESE REQUIREMENTS INCLUDE ALL ASPECTS OF SUPPORT FOR BOTH PREVIOUSLY DELIVERED SHUTTLE REMOTE MANIPULATOR SYSTEM (RMS), INSPECTION BOOM ASSEMBLY (IBA), ROBOTIC WORK STATION (RWS) AND BERTHING CUES SYSTEM (BCS) HARDWARE, SOFTWARE, AND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT AS WELL AS ITEMS PRODUCED AND DELIVERED UNDER THIS CONTRACT. PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS ALSO INCLUDE VARIOUS TYPES OF PROGRAM RELATED ACTIVITIES AND PROJECTS IN SUPPORT OF THE SHUTTLE AND SPACE STATION PROGRAMS. THE EQUIPMENT COMPRISING THE RMS WAS ORIGINALLY DESIGNED, DEVELOPED, CERTIFIED, AND FABRICATED BY SPAR AEROSPACE LIMITED [NOW MACDONALD DETTWILER ASSOCIATES (MDA)], UNDER CONTRACT TO THE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT FOR RMS DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT, TEST, AND EVALUATION (DDT&E). SUBSEQUENT FOLLOW ON PRODUCTION (FOP) WAS PERFORMED UNDER NASA CONTRACTS NAS 9-15712, NAS 9-18552 AND NAS 9-97220. IN ADDITION TO THE FOLLOW ON PRODUCTION OF REMOTE MANIPULATOR SYSTEMS FOR THE SHUTTLE PROGRAM, CONTRACTS NAS 9 15712, NAS 9 18552, NAS 9-97220 AND NAS 9-03045 PROVIDED FOR THE OVERHAUL AND REPAIR OF RMS HARDWARE, SUSTAINING ENGINEERING FOR THE RMS PROGRAM AND ITS SUPPORT TO THE SHUTTLE PROGRAM, THE REDESIGN OF EXISTING EQUIPMENT, AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF REPLACEMENT HARDWARE AND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT. THE IBA IS THE MDA PROVIDED PORTION OF THE ORBITER BOOM SENSOR SYSTEM (OBSS) WHICH WAS DESIGNED TO SUPPORT ON-ORBIT THERMAL PROTECTION SYSTEM INSPECTION AND REPAIR. THE IBA WAS DESIGNED, DEVELOPED AND MANUFACTURED BY MDA UNDER CONTRACT NAS 9-03045. THE RWS IS THE NASA FUNDED PORTION OF THE SPACE STATION ROBOTICS SYSTEM. THE SPACE STATION ROBOTICS WERE DEVELOPED AS AN INTEGRATED SYSTEM BY SPAR AEROSPACE LIMITED (NOW MDA), WITH THE MOBILE SERVICING SYSTEM (MSS) PORTION OF THE ACTIVITY BEING FUNDED BY THE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT. THE RWS WAS DESIGNED, DEVELOPED, MANUFACTURED, AND DELIVERED UNDER CONTRACT NAS 15-10204. THE BCS IS USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE SPACE STATION REMOTE MANIPULATOR SYSTEM (SSRMS) TO BERTH PALLETS AND PAYLOADS TO THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION (ISS) COMMON ATTACH SYSTEM BERTHING LOCATIONS. THE BCS WAS DEVELOPED AS AN INTEGRATED SYSTEM, WITHIN EACH CARRIER SYSTEM, BY MDROBOTICS (NOW MDA). THE BCS WAS DESIGNED, DEVELOPED, MANUFACTURED, AND DELIVERED UNDER CONTRACT NAS 9-00089. THE INTENT OF THIS CONTRACT IS TO PROVIDE FOR CONTINUING REQUIRED PROGRAM SUPPORT, SYSTEM EVOLUTION, AND MODIFICATION OF THE EXISTING EQUIPMENT, PLUS THE PROVISION OF ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT AS SPECIFIED HEREIN. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FINAL DESIGN AND FABRICATION, AND THEREFORE, THE ULTIMATE FLIGHT WORTHINESS OF THE RMS, IBA, RWS, BCS AND OTHER SYSTEM RELATED HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE, AS IT MAY BE DEVELOPED OR MODIFIED AS DIRECTED BY THIS CONTRACT. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH ALL RESOURCES AND APPROPRIATE CONTIGUOUS FACILITIES NECESSARY FOR PERFORMANCE OF THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS STATEMENT OF WORK AND AS DEFINED IN TASK ORDERS ISSUED UNDER THIS CONTRACT. (DRD 37) — $71.4M
- PROCUREMENT FOR THE HST ROBOT SYSTEM FOR THE ROBOTIC SERVICE MISSION — $54.0M
- ENGINEERING & OPERATIONS FOR LASER VISION SYSTEM & LASER CAMERA SYSTEM — $34.2M
- ENGINEERING SUPPORT SPACE VISION SYSTEM. — $32.0M
Frequently Asked Questions
How many contracts does Canadian Commercial Corporation have with National Aeronautics and Space Administration?
Canadian Commercial Corporation has 6 contracts with National Aeronautics and Space Administration worth a combined $415.6M.
What is the average contract size between Canadian Commercial Corporation and National Aeronautics and Space Administration?
The average contract size is $69.3M.
What percentage of Canadian Commercial Corporation's contracts with National Aeronautics and Space Administration are sole-source?
0% of the contracts are sole-source awards.