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NASA Awards Three Spots on $150M Architecture, Engineering Services IDIQ

AECOM's (NYSE: ACM) technical services division, Infrastructure Solution Services and Jones Edmunds & Associates have secured positions on a five-year, $150M NASA contract to design and engineer infrastructure, facilities and equipment for the space agency.

Contractors will provide architecture and engineering services in project areas such as stormwater management, transportation engineering, force protection, coastal and intra-coastal waterway management, the agency said Saturday.

Work under the firm-fixed price indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract started Friday and will take place at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida and other NASA sites.

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