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NASA Picks 16 Firms for Potential $500M Space Station Research, Engineering IDIQ


NASA has awarded 16 companies positions on a potential seven-year, $500 million to provide research and engineering products and services to the International Space Station.

The Research, Engineering, and Mission Integration Services program covers spaceflight and ground technology platforms; sustaining engineering; payload facility; research mission integration; and operations services, NASA said Thursday.

The multiple-award, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract has a five-year base period along with a two-year option.

REMIS contractors are:

  • Barrios Technology
  • BioServe Space Technologies
  • Boeing (NYSE: BA)
  • Consolidated Safety Services
  • Craig Technical Consulting
  • Hamilton Sundstrand Space Systems International
  • KBRWyle (NYSE: KBR)
  • Leidos (NYSE: LDOS)
  • MEI Technologies
  • Oceaneering International
  • Sierra Nevada Corp.
  • Stinger Ghaffarian Technologies
  • Tec-Masters
  • TechShot
  • Teledyne Brown Engineering
  • ZIN Technologies

NASA organizations or other federal agencies may use the contract by entering into a mutual agreement with the agency’s International Space Station Program.

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