NASA said Thursday the Engineering Services and Science Capability Augmentation contract is designed to address Marshall’s and Michoud’s requirements for engineers, scientists and engineering technicians.
Jacobs will also provide services and skills to support design, analysis, development and testing efforts at the two agency facilities.
Work is scheduled to commence Dec. 1.
The ESSCA contract, which has a four-year base period and two two-year options, is a follow-on to the Engineering and Science Services and Skills Augmentation contract that was also awarded to Jacobs.