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TRAX International Lands $295M Follow-On Award for NASA Logistics, Technical Info Services

TRAX International has been awarded a potential five-year, $294.5 million contract by NASA to continue to provide technical information management and logistics support services to the agency’s Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland.

NASA said Tuesday the company will also perform similar services at NASA’s headquarters in Washington, Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia and other agency facilities under the follow-on contract.

The Goddard Logistics and Technical Information II contract has a one-year base period that will begin Aug. 1 and four one-year options that could extend work through July 31, 2022.

TRAX was originally awarded a $435 million GLTI contract in 2012.

Las Vegas-based TRAX offers test range, logistics, engineering applications, software development, facilities maintenance, multimedia and information technology services to the government and commercial sectors.

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