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PAE JV Secures Potential $609M NASA Kennedy Support Contract


A joint venture that includes PAE has received a potential eight-year, $608.7 million  contract to support the institutional activities at NASA‘s Kennedy Space Center and other agency facilities close to Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida.

PAE-SGT Partners will operate, maintain and engineer assigned facilities, equipment and systems; manage work and spaceport integration efforts; and support mission and launch readiness, the agency said Tuesday.

PSP will also provide project management, construction, design engineering and logistics services.

The Base Operations and Spaceport Services contract has a two-year base period that will commence on Oct. 1, followed by three two-year options that would extend the contractor’s performance period.

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