NASA Uses Technology, Engineering, And Aerospace Mission Support Contract Option

Aug. 7, 2012

Sonja Alexander
Headquarters, Washington
202-358-1761
sonja.r.alexander@nasa.gov

Rob Wyman
Langley Research Center, Hampton, Va.,
757-864-6120
robert.d.wyman@nasa.gov


CONTRACT RELEASE: C12-034

NASA USES TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, AND AEROSPACE MISSION SUPPORT CONTRACT OPTION

HAMPTON, Va. -- NASA has elected to exercise the first option of the
Technology, Engineering and Aerospace Mission Support contract (TEAMS
2) that was awarded to Analytical Mechanics Associates, Inc. of
Hampton, Va., on Feb. 22. The contracted work will be performed at
NASA's Langley Research Center in Hampton.

The option is valued at almost $42.2 million. The total value of this
cost-plus award-fee with indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity
contract is approximately $328 million.

The TEAMS 2 contract will provide engineering services to support
research and technology development to meet evolving NASA mission
objectives. Work requirements include support of scientific research;
engineering design, analysis, and development; and technology
readiness level advancement associated with evolving NASA missions.
Additional work includes implementation of technology programs; test
implementation and operations; systems analysis and conceptual
design; and program/project management support.

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