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Multi-Disciplinary Engineering & Technology Services II (Mets II)

Award ID: NNG10CR16C

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$231.9M
Total award value

Award NNG10CR16C is a contract from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, $231.9M obligated, FY2010 to FY2015, for Multi-Disciplinary Engineering & Technology Services II (Mets II). The work is performed in Maryland. It is classified as NAICS 541712 (Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Biotechnology)) and PSC R425 (Support- Professional: Engineering/Technical). Source

Description

Multi-Disciplinary Engineering & Technology Services II (Mets Ii). The Purpose of This Contract Is to Acquire Engineering and Related Services to Mesad, Istd, EED, and Related Organizations, as Required, for the Formulation, Design, Development, Fabrication, Integration, Testing, Verification, and Operations of Space Flight and Ground System Hardware and Software, Including Development and Validation of New Technologies to Enable Future Space and Science Missions. The Emphasis in Engineering Services Will Be in the Areas of Systems Engineering; Guidance, Navigation, and Control Systems; Instrument and Deteetor Systems and Radio Frequency (RF) Systems. To This End, the Contractor Shall Provide On/Off-Site Multidisciplinary Engineering Services, Pursuant to Task Orders Issued by the Contracting Officer. These Services Shall Include the Personnel, Facilities, and Materials (Unless Otherwise Provided by the Government) to Accomplish the Tasks. IN Addition, Security Clearances May Be Required for Some Tasks Ranging from Secret to Top Secret and SCI, Specifically in the RF Systems Discipline.

Award details

Award typeContract
PIIDNNG10CR16C
Action date2010
Period60 mo
RecipientOutside our Phase 1 contractor set: see methodology
Place of performanceMaryland →
Competed?Not recordedSource
Total (exact)$231,949,257

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