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S the Contractor Shall Support the Science Mission Directorates (Smds) Solicitation and Peer Review Program…

Award ID: NNH16CP49T

A single federal award, with both ends of the trail linked.

$96.7M
Total award value

Award NNH16CP49T is a contract from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration to Arctic Slope Technical Services, Inc., $96.7M obligated, FY2016 to FY2021, for S the Contractor Shall Support the Science Mission Directorates (Smds) Solicitation and Peer Review…. The work is performed in District Of Columbia. It is classified as PSC R706 (Support- Management: Logistics Support) and NAICS 561110 (Office Administrative Services). Source

Description

Igf::ot::igfs the Contractor Shall Support the Science Mission Directorates (Smds) Solicitation and Peer Review Program Portfolio as Described in the Remainder of This Statement of Work. The Portfolio Consists of Solicitations, Subordinate Program Elements, Science Planning Workshops, and Ad Hoc Meetings That Support the Conceptualization or Definition of Smds Strategic Research Objectives. The Contractor's Activities Assist NASA with Developing and Announcing Research Opportunities; Receiving, Processing, and Evaluating Proposals; and Making Selection Decisions That Result in Research Awards. The Contractor's Work Also Facilitates Science Community Stakeholders Participation in Events That Advance the Development of Nasas Research Strategy.

Award details

Award typeContract
PIIDNNH16CP49T
Action date2016
Period60 mo
Place of performanceDistrict Of Columbia →
Competed?Not recordedSource
Total (exact)$96,683,376

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