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PTSI to Maintain NASA Goddard Infrastructure Under $123M Contract


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PTSI Managed Services has been awarded a potential five-year, $123.3 million contract to help NASA maintain infrastructure at the agency’s space flight complex in Greenbelt, Maryland.

NASA said Friday the company’s work for Goddard Space Flight Center covers architectural, design, engineering, information resource, planning, commissioning and technical services.

The Facilities, Construction, Engineering and Technical Services III contract has a one-year base period that is scheduled to begin April 19 and up to four one-year options.

Pasadena, California-based PSTI Managed Services offers facility support services to the government sector.

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