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NASA Issues Final RFP for Potential $423M Software Engineering Services Recompete

NASA has released the final request for proposals for the agency’s follow-on award for software engineering services in support of its component that handles the operations of systems designed for on-orbit and decommissioning activities.

In January, NASA issued the presolicitation notice for the SES III effort which has a ceiling value of $423.2M.

According to the statement of work, the SES III indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract covers various software and information systems engineering support for programs under the Software Engineering Division at Goddard Space Flight Center.

Contract work includes support for SED’s acquisition, development and maintenance of mission-critical commercial and government software for NASA's science exploration and flight projects directorates.

The contractor will also work to safeguard NASA’s assets, information and equipment including ground infrastructure and science data platforms.

Responses to the RFP are due on Oct. 12.

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