Teledyne Brown Engineering, Inc. Contracts in Alabama

Overview

Total Contract Value: $2,645,346,505

Contract Count: 40

Average Contract Size: $66.1M

Sole Source Rate: 0%

Small Business Rate: 0%

Awarding Agencies

1. National Aeronautics and Space Administration — $1.4B (12 contracts)
2. Department of Defense — $1.3B (28 contracts)

Spending by Sector

• Other: $2.6B (40 contracts)

Contracts

• SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT&OPERATIONS SUPPORT A PRIMARY MISSION OF THE MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER (MSFC) IS TO SUPPORT NASA'S HUMAN EXPLORATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF SPACE (HEDS) ENTERPRISE AND THE OFFICE OF BIOLOGICAL AND PHYSICAL RESEARCH (OBPR) ENTERPRISE WHO ARE WORKING TOGETHER TO FACILITATE LONG-TERM EXPLORATION OF SPACE. MSFC SERVES AS NASA'S LEAD CENTER FOR THE MATERIALS SCIENCE AND BIOTECHNOLOGY DISCIPLINES AND SERVES OTHER CUSTOMERS AND SPONSORS WITHIN THE AGENCY. THE PURPOSES OF THIS CONTRACT ARE TO FURTHER THE SCIENCE GOALS OF THE AGENCY BY 1) DEVELOPING, OPERATING AND MAINTAINING FACILITIES AND PAYLOADS ON THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION (ISS) AND OTHER VEHICLES AND CARRIERS, 2) PROVIDING SCIENCE, TECHNICAL AND ENGINEERING SUPPORT TO INVESTIGATORS, AND 3) PROVIDING MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT TO MSAD. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE THE NECESSARY MANAGEMENT, PERSONNEL, AND EQUIPMENT/SUPPLIES (NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED BY THE GOVERNMENT) REQUIRED TO PERFORM THE ENGINEERING, SCIENCE AND TECHNICAL TASKS BROADLY DEFINED IN THIS STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW) AND MORE SPECIFICALLY DESCRIBED IN THE TASK/DELIVERY ORDER (ORDER) AND TECHNICAL DIRECTIVES ISSUED BY THE GOVERNMENT. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE THE PLANNING, COORDINATION, TECHNICAL DIRECTION, AND SURVEILLANCE OF THE ACTIVITIES NECESSARY TO ASSURE DISCIPLINED PERFORMANCE OF WORK AND TIMELY APPLICATION OF RESOURCES FOR THE ACCOMPLISHMENT OF ALL ORDERS ISSUED UNDER THE CONTRACT APPROVED BY MSAD. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ESTABLISH, IMPLEMENT, AND MAINTAIN A FINANCIAL REPORTING SYSTEM IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE NASA FAR SUPPLEMENT (NFS) 1852.242-73 AND NASA PROCEDURES AND GUIDELINES (NPG) 9501.2D. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE THE OVERALL MANAGEMENT EFFORT REQUIRED TO INTEGRATE TECHNICAL AND PROGRAMMATIC FUNCTIONS NECESSARY FOR ACHIEVEMENT OF THE OBJECTIVES OF THE CONTRACT. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL DEVELOP, SUBMIT, AND MAINTAIN DETAILED MASTER SCHEDULES BASED ON A LOGIC DRIVEN NETWORK THAT SUPPORTS APPLICABLE MSAD PROJECT AND ISS PROGRAM MANAGED MILESTONES. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR PROCUREMENT FUNCTIONS: THE CONTRACTOR SHALL CREATE, MAINTAIN AND SUBMIT IN THE FORMAT SPECIFIED BY MSAD, MISCELLANEOUS GRAPHICS, PRESENTATIONS AND REPORTS SUPPORTING THE PAYLOADS AND THE RESEARCH PROGRAM, AND THE MAJOR MSAD PROGRAM ACTIVITIES AND MILESTONES. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL DEFINE, DESIGN, DEVELOP, FABRICATE, ASSEMBLE, TEST, DELIVER, INTEGRATE AND OPERATE MICROGRAVITY SCIENCE PAYLOADS AND FACILITIES. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL DEFINE THE RESOURCES, STRUCTURE, APPROACH, AND PROCESSES REQUIRED TO COMPLETE THE FINAL DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT, FABRICATION, ASSEMBLY, TEST, INTEGRATION, OPERATION, MAINTENANCE, SUPPORT, AND RETIREMENT OF THE REQUIRED HARDWARE, SOFTWARE, AND ASSOCIATED INFRASTRUCTURE. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL SUPPORT OR CONDUCT TECHNICAL REVIEWS APPROPRIATE FOR INDIVIDUAL PAYLOAD DEVELOPMENT AND TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE ORDER. — $397.2M
• IGF::CT::IGF MISSION OPERATIONS AND INTEGRATION (MO&I) CONTRACT. THIS CONTRACT INVOLVES OPERATIONS SUPPORT FOR ALL PHASES OF FLIGHT INCLUDING MISSION PREPARATION, CREW AND FLIGHT CONTROLLER TRAINING, AND REAL-TIME OPERATIONS REQUIREMENTS FOR SPACEFLIGHT OPERATIONS SUPPORT. THE CORE SERVICES PORTION OF THE CONTRACT ESTABLISHES REQUIREMENTS FOR PAYLOAD OPERATIONS IN SUPPORT OF THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION (ISS) PROGRAM, WHILE TASK ORDERS ISSUED UNDER THE INDEFINITE DELIVERY INDEFINITE QUANTITY (IDIQ) COMPONENT WILL PROVIDE THE CAPABILITY TO ADD OPERATIONS SUPPORT FOR OTHER PROGRAM OR PROJECT REQUIREMENTS. — $371.5M
• MARSHALL OPERATIONS SYSTEMS, SERVICES, AND INTEGRATION II (MOSSI II) — $253.6M
• PRODUCTION OF FMS BOATS U1, U2, AND U3 — $237.7M
• IGF::OT::IGF LAUNCH VEHICLE/STAGES ADAPTER — $205.5M
• IGF::OT::IGF THE CONTRACTOR SHALL DEVELOP A SINGLE INCLUSIVE, MODULAR SCALABLE, RECONFIGURABLE, AND COMPOSABLE OSF FRAMEWORK TO MERGE SYSTEM LEVEL M&S. THE OSF FRAMEWORK SHALL BE DESIGNED TO BE MULTIPLE-INSTANCED WITH EACH INSTANCE CAPABLE OF BEING COMPOSED AND EXECUTED INDEPENDENTLY. THE OSF SHALL BE DESIGNED AND DEVELOPED TO SUPPORT BMDS M&S USE CASES INCLUDING GROUND TEST, PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT, WAR GAMES, EXERCISES AND TRAINING EVENTS. — $99.6M
• SWCS — $77.3M
• SETA SUPPORT FOR TARGETS AND COUNTERMEASURES (TC) — $70.6M
• OSF DEVELOPMENT — $70.0M
• TACTICAL RANGE AIR DERENSE MISSILE (TACRAM) II — $68.2M
• TACTICAL RANGE AIR DEFENSE MISSILE (TACRAM) PROVIDES MISSILE DEFENSE TARGETS PRE AND POST TEST ANALYSIS MISSILE DEFENSE TARGET DESIGN MISSILE INTEGRATION TEST EXECUTION AND TARGET LAUNCH SERVICES IN SUPPORT OF MISSILE DEFENSE — $57.3M
• 200010!2100!001320!SG60 !USA SPACE AND STRATEGIC DEF CDR !DASG6000C0054 !A!*!* !20000711!20050711!113633189!113633189!112358432!N!14925!TELEDYNE BROWN ENGINEERING INC!300 SPARKMAN DR NW !HUNTSVILLE !AL!35805!37000!089!01!HUNTSVILLE !MADISON !ALABAMA !0001!+000000345000!N!N!000000000000!AC23!RDTE/MISSILE AND SPACE SYSTEMS-ADV TECH DEV !A2 !MISSILE AND SPACE SYSTEMS !1CAA!BALLISTIC MISSILE DEFENSE SYS !8731!3!*!*!*!B!A!*!D !N!V!1!001!N!1B!Z!N!Z!* !* !N!C!*!A!A!A!A!A!A!* !*!N!A!D!N!*!*!*!*!*! — $53.2M
• SETA SUPPORT FOR DEPUTY FOR TEST (DT) — $48.5M
• OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE (O&M) — $42.5M
• 200309!001215!2100!AA09 !U.S. ARMY INDUSTRIAL OPERATIONS !DAAA0902D0003 !A!N! !N!0005 !20030620!20040331!113633189!113633189!112358432!N!TELEDYNE BROWN ENGINEERING, IN!300 SPARKMAN DRIVE !HUNTSVILLE !AL!35805!37000!089!01!HUNTSVILLE !MADISON !ALABAMA !+000003492118!N!N!000000000000!AD21!RDTE/SERVICES-BASIC RESEARCH !S1 !SERVICES !1000!NOT DISCERNABLE OR CLASSIFIED !541330!E! !5!B!M! !A! !99990909!B! ! !A! !A!N!V!2!004!B! !Z!N!Z! ! !N!C!N! ! ! !C!C!A!A!000!A!C!N! ! ! ! ! ! !0001! ! — $42.0M
• FMS - BASE PERIOD — $38.4M
• SWCS FIRST ARTICLE SYSTEMS #1-2 — $33.3M
• IGF::OT::IGF ENGINEERING AND INTEGRATION WORK FOR MATERIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH RACK (MSRR), MICROGRAVITY SCIENCE GLOVEBOX (MSG) AND INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION SERVIR ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH AND VISUALIZATION SYSTEM (ISERV) THIS DELIVERY ORDER COVERS WORK FOR MSFC MANAGED FACILITIES AND PAYLOADS. THE FACILITIES CONSIST OF THE MICROGRAVITY SCIENCES GLOVEBOX (MSG) AND THE MATERIALS SCIENCE RESEARCH RACK 1 (MSRR-1). THE PAYLOADS CONSIST OF THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION (ISS) SERVIR ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH AND VISUALIZATION (ISERV) PATHFINDER, WHICH IS CURRENTLY OPERATING IN THE WINDOW OBSERVATIONAL RESEARCH FACILITY (WORF). THE MICROGRAVITY SCIENCE GLOVEBOX (MSG), LOCATED IN THE UNITED STATES (U.S.) DESTINY LABORATORY MODULE, ENABLES SCIENTISTS FROM MULTIPLE DISCIPLINES TO PARTICIPATE ACTIVELY IN THE ASSEMBLY AND OPERATION OF EXPERIMENTS IN SPACE WITH MUCH THE SAME DEGREE OF INVOLVEMENT THEY HAVE IN THEIR OWN RESEARCH LABORATORIES. DEVELOPED BY THE EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY (ESA) AND MANAGED BY THE NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION S (NASA'S) MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER (MSFC). THE MSG WAS LAUNCHED ON THE SPACE SHUTTLE ENDEAVOR, STS-111, ISS FLIGHT UF2, IN JUNE 2002. THIS FACILITY OFFERS AN ENCLOSED 255-LITER (9 CUBIC FOOT) WORK AREA ACCESSIBLE TO THE CREW THROUGH GLOVE PORTS AND TO GROUND-BASED SCIENTISTS THROUGH REAL-TIME DATA LINKS AND VIDEO. BECAUSE THE WORK AREA IS SEALED AND HELD AT A NEGATIVE PRESSURE, THE CREW CAN MANIPULATE EXPERIMENT HARDWARE AND SAMPLES WITHOUT THE DANGER OF SMALL PARTS, PARTICULATES, FLUIDS, OR GASSES ESCAPING INTO THE OPEN LABORATORY MODULE. THE MATERIALS SCIENCE RESEARCH RACK (MSRR) LAUNCHED ABOARD SPACE SHUTTLE ATLANTIS ON STS -128 ON AUGUST 28, 2009. MSRR ALLOWS FOR STUDY OF A VARIETY OF MATERIALS INCLUDING METALS, CERAMICS, SEMICONDUCTOR CRYSTALS AND GLASS ABOARD THE ISS. MSRR IS HOUSED IN THE U.S. DESTINY LABORATORY MODULE. MATERIALS SCIENCE IS AN INTEGRAL PART OF DEVELOPMENT OF NEW MATERIALS FOR EVERYDAY LIFE HERE ON EARTH. THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE RESEARCH RACK WAS A COOPERATIVE EFFORT BETWEEN THE MARSHALL CENTER AND THE EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY. THE MATERIALS BEING STUDIED ARE FLOWN AND PROCESSED IN SAMPLE CARTRIDGE ASSEMBLIES (SCAS). DEVELOPMENT OF NEW SCAS IS CURRENTLY UNDERWAY. THE ISERV PATHFINDER LAUNCHED ON JULY 21, 2012 ABOARD HTV-3. THE ISERV SUB-RACK PAYLOAD IS AN EARTH OBSERVING HIGH-RESOLUTION SYSTEM BASED PRIMARILY ON MODIFIED COMMERCIAL OFF-THE-SHELF (COTS) COMPONENTS, WHICH WERE DEVELOPED BY THE NASA-SERVIR PROJECT FOR OPERATION IN THE WORF RACK. THE NASA-SERVIR PROJECT SUPPORTS HUMANITARIAN AID AND DISASTER RESPONSE FOR DEVELOPING NATIONS BY PROVIDING EARTH SCIENCE INFORMATION AND DECISION SUPPORT DATA PRODUCTS. CURRENTLY, SERVIR DOES NOT OWN/CONTROL ANY EARTH OBSERVATION RESOURCES AND MUST TASK COMMERCIAL AND PUBLIC ASSETS FOR DATA ACQUISITION RESULTING IN DELAYS AND MISSED OPPORTUNITIES. THE ISERV PAYLOAD IS THE FIRST STEP IN MITIGATING THIS SITUATION. ISERV IS A PATHFINDER PAYLOAD CHARACTERIZED AS A DEVELOPMENTAL FLIGHT TEST WITH THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF DEVELOPING OPERATIONAL EXPERIENCE WITH AN ISS-BASED REMOTE SENSING SYSTEM. THE EXPERIENCE GAINED WITH ISERV WILL FACILITATE THE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF AN OPERATIONAL EXTERNALLY MOUNTED IMAGING SYSTEM ABOARD THE ISS. THE PRIMARY OBJECTIVES OF THE ISERV PATHFINDER PAYLOAD INCLUDE: A. DEVELOPMENT OF GENERAL TASKING, UTILIZATION, GROUND COMMANDING, DATA ACQUISITION, AND PROCESSING EXPERIENCE. B. DEVELOPMENT OF IMAGE ACQUISITION, PROCESSING, AND ANALYSIS CAPABILITIES. C. DEVELOPMENT OF FULL COMMANDING, ACQUISITION, AND PROCESSING OPERATIONS CAPABILITIES FOR ISERV HUMANITARIAN AID AND DISASTER MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS. D. INFORMING THE DEFINITION OF REQUIREMENTS APPLICABLE FOR A POTENTIAL EXTERNALLY MOUNTED ISERV IMAGING SYSTEM. E. APPLICATION OF ACQUIRED IMAGES FOR SERVIR PURPOSES. — $33.0M
• LITTORAL BATTLESPACE SENSING - GLIDERS, HARDWARE, SOFTWARE AND ASSOCIATED ENGINEERING SUPPORT SERVICES — $32.4M
• 200209!002005!2100!SG60 !USA SPACE AND STRATEGIC DEF CDR !DASG6002C0051 !A!N! !Y! !20020516!20070423!113633189!113633189!112358432!N!TELEDYNE BROWN ENGINEERING, IN!300 SPARKMAN DRIVE !HUNTSVILLE !AL!35805!37000!089!01!HUNTSVILLE !MADISON !ALABAMA !+000002084000!N!N!000000000000!AC23!RDTE/MISSILE AND SPACE SYSTEMS-ADV TECH DEV !A2 !MISSILE AND SPACE SYSTEMS !1CAA!BALLISTIC MISSILE DEFENSE SYS !541710!E! !3! ! ! ! ! !99990909!B! ! !A! !D!N!R!1!001!N!1A!Z!N!Z! ! !N!C!N! ! ! !Z!Z!A!A!000!A!C!N! ! ! !Y! ! !0001! — $29.0M

Frequently Asked Questions

How many contracts does Teledyne Brown Engineering, Inc. have in Alabama?

Teledyne Brown Engineering, Inc. has 40 contracts performed in Alabama worth a combined $2.6B.

What is the average contract size for Teledyne Brown Engineering, Inc. in Alabama?

The average contract size is $66.1M.

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