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American Systems-MEI JV Lands Spot on $264M NASA Engineering, Technical Support IDIQ; Peter Smith Quoted


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A joint venture of American Systems and Millennium Engineering and Integration will compete for engineering and technical support service task orders under NASA™s potential eight-year, $264M contract.

New Horizons Aeronautics will deliver services in support of the agency™s Armstrong Flight Research Center in Edwards, Calif., American Systems said Tuesday.

NHAero is one of the two companies that won spots on the ETSS indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract that NASA announced Thursday.

œWe are proud to be supporting NASA™s mission through this contract, said Peter Smith, president and CEO of American Systems.

œThe Armstrong Flight Research Center plays an important role in advancing atmospheric flight and ensuring the safety of its crews and aircraft – we know what™s at stake, added Smith, a three-time Wash100 awardee.

The ETSS contract covers engineering support for research, mission and flight operations; facilities and safety/mission assurance; technical services such as special studies, lab support, range support and project planning and control.

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