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Paragon TEC Awarded $76M NASA Acquisition, Business Support IDIQ


Paragon TEC has received a potential five-year, $75.8 million contract for business and acquisition support services to NASA‘s Marshall Space Flight Center and Michoud Assembly Facility.

NASA said Saturday the company will support acquisition policy, accounting, budget integration and analysis, business best practices, procurement operations and paralegal functions at the two agency facilities under the indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract.

The base period of performance is scheduled to begin Sept. 1 and work could extend for an additional four years if all options are exercised.

Cleveland, Ohio-based Paragon TEC offers education, training, information technology, project management, communication, business and professional services to federal, state, and local government organizations.

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