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Millennium Secures $168M NASA Flight, Mission Project Support Order

Millennium Engineering and Integration Services will support flight and mission projects at NASA's Ames Research Center in California under a potential five-year, $168M task order.

NASA said Tuesday the company will perform on-site engineering, design and development, fabrication, assembly and integration, testing and mission concept and operations support.

The Arlington, Virginia-based contractor will also help the Ames programs and projects and engineering directorates craft proposals.

The task order has a 60-day phase-in period, a base performance period of two years and three option years.

Millennium is an employee-owned company that engineers and integrates space, defense, cyber, intelligence, aviation, and health care systems.

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