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Cornell Technical Services Lands $112M Follow-On NASA Assessment Support Contract

Cornell Technical Services will continue to help NASA review programs, missions and proposals at the Hampton, Virginia-based Langley Research Center over the next five years under a $111.8M follow-on award.

The company will perform evaluations, assessments, studies, services and other support work for NASA’s  Science Office for Mission Assessments — which helps the Science Mission Directorate procure scientific  instruments and mission support services — through the EASSS 3 contract, the agency said Wednesday.

Other NASA components and government organizations can also receive services from the Columbia, Maryland-based technical and professional services provider.

CTS has supported SOMA since 2015 under the contract’s previous iteration valued at $101M.

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