Science Systems and Applications, Inc. Contracts in Maryland

Overview

Total Contract Value: $1,991,056,471

Contract Count: 10

Average Contract Size: $199.1M

Sole Source Rate: 0%

Small Business Rate: 0%

Awarding Agencies

1. National Aeronautics and Space Administration — $1.9B (8 contracts)
2. General Services Administration — $74.1M (1 contracts)
3. Department of Commerce — $17.5M (1 contracts)

Spending by Sector

• R&D: $1.9B (8 contracts)
• IT: $91.6M (2 contracts)

Contracts

• ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING SYSTEMS SERVICES THE PRINCIPAL PURPOSE OF THIS CONTRACT IS TO PROVIDE ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING SUPPORT SERVICES AND RELATED WORK TO EED, ISTD, SED, MESA, RELATED ORGANIZATIONS AND OTHER NASA CENTERS AND LOCATIONS SPECIFIED IN TASK ORDERS, FOR THE STUDY, DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT, FABRICATION, INTEGRATION, TESTING, VERIFICATION, AND OPERATIONS OF SPACE FLIGHT, AIRBORNE, AND GROUND SYSTEM HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE, INCLUDING DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES TO ENABLE FUTURE SPACE AND SCIENCE MISSIONS. — $670.4M
• THE PURPOSE OF THIS CONTRACT IS TO ACQUIRE SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH SERVICES THAT CONCEIVES, DEVELOPS AND APPLIES SPACE, FIELD-DEPLOYED (I.E. AIRBORNE AND IN SITU) AND LABORATORY BASED TECHNOLOGIES AND OBSERVATIONS OF THE EARTH SYSTEMS. — $436.3M
• IGF::CL::IGF SUPPORT FOR ATMOSPHERES, MODELING, AND DATA ASSIMILATION (SAMDA) — $256.7M
• IGF::OT::IGF THE CONTRACTOR SHALL SUPPORT THE HYDROSPHERIC AND BIOSPHERIC SCIENCES (HBS), CODE 610 IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS: SCIENCE RESEARCH HYPOTHESIS VERIFICATION MODELING AND SIMULATION SCIENTIFIC MISSION PLANNING AND EXECUTION COMPUTING SCIENCE PROCESSING OPERATIONS SCIENCE INSTRUMENTATION MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (TECHNICAL AND ASSEMBLY) ELECTRONIC DESIGN, ENGINEERING, AND ANALYSIS OPTICAL AND LASER DESIGN, ENGINEERING, AND ANALYSIS BENCH CHECKOUT EQUIPMENT LABORATORY AND FIELD EXPERIMENTS ADMINISTRATION EDUCATION AND OUTREACH TECHNICAL WRITING WEB PAGE DESIGN AND SUPPORT MEDIA DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS MEETINGS, VISITS, AND CONSULTATIONS ORGANIZATION PROPERTY SAFETY CALIBRATION&VALIDATION ALGORITHM AND SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT CHARACTERIZATION AND MODELING DATA ANALYSIS LABORATORY AND FIELD ACTIVITIES INSTRUMENT OPERATIONS LOGISTICS REPORTING THIS SUPPORT IS CATEGORIZED IN FIVE MAJOR AREAS: SCIENCE, COMPUTING, SCIENCE INSTRUMENTATION, ADMINISTRATION, AND CALIBRATION VALIDATION. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ALL NECESSARY RESOURCES, INCLUDING PERSONNEL, FACILITIES, EQUIPMENT, AND MATERIALS, UNLESS OTHERWISE PROVIDED BY THE GOVERNMENT, IN ORDER TO MEET THE PERFORMANCE-BASED WORK REQUIREMENTS. IN THE FOLLOWING PARAGRAPHS, SPECIFIC WORK ELEMENTS ARE FOLLOWED BY PARENTHETICAL UNDERLINED ACTIVITIES THAT ARE EXAMPLES OF WHERE THE ACTIVITIES APPLY. IN PERFORMING WORK UNDER TASKS ISSUED ON THIS CONTRACT, WHERE ELECTRONIC AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (EIT) STANDARDS APPLY, SUCH IN SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT AND WEB SITES, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING SERVICES: SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS AND OPERATING SYSTEMS WEB BASED INTRANET AND INTERNET INFORMATION AND APPLICATIONS TELECOMMUNICATIONS PRODUCTS VIDEO AND MULTIMEDIA PRODUCTS SELF CONTAINED, CLOSED PRODUCTS DESKTOP AND PORTABLE COMPUTERS — $226.8M
• THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ALL NECESSARY RESOURCES, INCLUDING PERSONNEL, FACILITIES, EQUIPMENT, AND MATERIALS, UNLESS OTHERWISE PROVIDED BY THE GOVERNMENT, IN ORDER TO MET THE PERFORMANCE-BASED WORK REQUIREMENTS IN SUPPORT OF THE LABORATORY OF TERRESTRIAL PHYSICS LABORATORY (LTP). THIS SUPPORT IS CATEGORIZED IN FIVE MAJOR AREAS: SCIENCE, COMPUTING, SCIENCE INSTRUMENTATION, ADMINISTRATION, AND CALIBRATION AND VALIDATION. 1. SCIENCE RESEARCH WHICH INCLUDES HYPOTHESIS VERIFICATION, MODELING AND SIMULATION, AND RESEARCH INITIATIVES 2. COMPUTING WHICH INCLUDES SYSTEMS (COMPUTING AND NETWORK) AND SCIENCE PROCESSING OPERATIONS 3. SCIENCE INSTRUMENTATION WHICH INCLUDES MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (TECHNICAL AND ASSEMBLY), ELECTRONIC DESIGN, ENGINEERING, AND ANALYSIS, OPTICAL DESIGN, ENGINEERING, AND ANALYSIS, LASER AND ELECTRO-OPTICAL DESIGN, ENGINEERING, AND ANALYSIS, BENCH CHECKOUT EQUIPMENT, AND LABORATORY AND FIELD EXPERIMENTS 4. ADMINISTRATION WHICH INCLUDES EDUCATION AND OUTREACH, TECHNICAL WRITING, MEDIA DEVELOPMENT, PROJECTS, MEETINGS, VISITS, AND CONSULTATIONS, ORGANIZATION, PROPERTY, SAFETY, AND QUALITY MANAGEMENT 5. CALIBRATION&VALIDATION WHICH INCLUDES ALGORITHM AND SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT, CHARACTERIZATION AND MODELING, DATA ANALYSIS, DATA VALIDATION, LABORATORY AND FIELD ACTIVITIES, LOGISTICS, AND REPORTING — $100.3M
• IGF::OT::IGF OTHER FUNCTIONS THIS CONTRACT IS FOR (R&D) PHYSICAL, ENGINEERING, AND LIFE SCIENCES (EXCEPT BIOTCHNOLOGY) AND IS FOR THE PURCHASE OF SUPPORT SERVICES FOR ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCE THE NASA GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER (GSFC) CONDUCTS A COMPREHENSIVE RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM DIRECTED TOWARDS OBSERVING, MONITORING, CHARACTERIZING, MODELING, UNDERSTANDING, AND ADVANCING KNOWLEDGE OF THE EARTH'S ATMOSPHERE. THE RESEARCH PROGRAM IS AIMED AT UNDERSTANDING THE STRUCTURE, DYNAMICS, AND RADIATIVE PROPERTIES OF CLOUDS, AEROSOLS, AND PRECIPITATION; UNDERSTANDING ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY, ESPECIALLY THE ROLE OF NATURAL AND ANTHROPOGENIC TRACE SPECIES ON THE OZONE BALANCE IN THE STRATOSPHERE AND TROPOSPHERE; IMPROVING SHORT AND MEDIUM TERM NUMERICAL WEATHER PREDICTION; UNDERSTANDING THE INFLUENCE OF SOLAR VARIABILITY ON THE EARTH'S CLIMATE; AND ADVANCING OUR UNDERSTANDING OF THE PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF THE EARTH'S ATMOSPHERE INCLUDING ITS INTERACTION WITH THE EARTH SURFACE. SCIENTISTS IDENTIFY REQUIREMENTS FOR ATMOSPHERIC OBSERVATIONS VIA SATELLITE MISSIONS AND SUB-ORBITAL INSTRUMENTATION. SCIENTISTS CONCEIVE, DESIGN, DEVELOP, AND IMPLEMENT OPTICAL, MICROWAVE, RADAR, AND LIDAR TECHNOLOGIES FOR REMOTE SENSING OF THE ATMOSPHERE. SCIENTISTS FURTHER CONDUCT FIELD MEASUREMENTS FOR SATELLITE SENSOR CALIBRATION AND DATA VALIDATION, AND CARRY OUT MODELING ACTIVITIES FOR ATMOSPHERIC RADIATIVE TRANSFER, CLIMATE, CLOUDS, AEROSOLS, CHEMISTRY AND TRANSPORT OF TRACE SPECIES, AND IN GENERAL THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEXT-GENERATION EARTH SYSTEM MODELS. — $96.4M
• OPERATIONS AND MAITENANCE SERVICES FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY USED IN SUPPORT OF THE NOAA OFFICE OF SATELLITE OPERATIONS AT THE NATIONAL SATELLITE OPERATIONS FACILITY, SUITLAND, MD. — $74.1M
• SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT SERVICES TO CODE 613 — $72.7M
• THE PURPOSE OF THIS CONTRACT IS TO PROVIDE CONTINUED SUPPORT TO GSFC'S GLOBAL MODELING AND ASSIMILATION OFFICE (GMAO), A KEY ACTIVITY WITHIN THE EARTH SCIENCES DIVISION. THE GMAO DEVELOPS AND USES COMPREHENSIVE MODELS AND ASSIMILATION SYSTEMS THAT SUPPORT NASA S EARTH SCIENCE RESEARCH ENTERPRISE AND CONTRIBUTE TO THE NATION S CAPABILITIES IN CLIMATE, WEATHER AND ATMOSPHERIC COMPOSITION PREDICTION. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL SUPPORT PROJECTS WITHIN THE GMAO THAT ENCOMPASS ALL ASPECTS OF THE DEVELOPMENT, OPERATION, AND MAINTENANCE OF THE ASSIMILATION AND FORECAST SYSTEMS, SPECIFICALLY IN THREE AREAS: SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT, DEVELOPMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF OPERATIONAL CAPABILITIES, AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT SUPPORT. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ALL NECESSARY RESOURCES INCLUDING PERSONNEL, FACILITIES, EQUIPMENT, AND MATERIALS, UNLESS OTHERWISE PROVIDED BY THE GOVERNMENT IN ORDER TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS. THE GOVERNMENT PROVIDES LOCAL ANALYSIS AND DATA SERVERS AND PERIPHERALS TO BE SHARED BY THE GMAO TEAM, COMPRISING CIVIL SERVANTS, VISITING SCIENTISTS AND CONTRACTOR STAFF. THE HIGH-END COMPUTING RESOURCES NEEDED TO ACCOMPLISH THE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT EFFORTS OF THE GMAO ARE PROVIDED THROUGH THE NASA CENTER FOR CLIMATE SIMULATION AT GODDARD AND THROUGH THE NASA ADVANCED SUPERCOMPUTING (NAS) DIVISION AT NASA/AMES RESEARCH CENTER. — $39.9M
• OPERATIONS, MAINTENANCE, AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT OF THE U.S. MISSION CONTROL CENTER AND THE SARSAT SYSTEM IN THE UNITED STATES — $17.5M

Frequently Asked Questions

How many contracts does Science Systems and Applications, Inc. have in Maryland?

Science Systems and Applications, Inc. has 10 contracts performed in Maryland worth a combined $2.0B.

What is the average contract size for Science Systems and Applications, Inc. in Maryland?

The average contract size is $199.1M.

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