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MTS Receives Potential $463M IDIQ for NASA Program, Planning & Control Services

Woman-owned company Manufacturing Technical Solutions has secured a potential five-year, $463 million contract to perform consolidated program support services for two NASA space centers in Alabama and Texas.

Under the indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract, MTS will receive task orders to provide knowledge and expertise in the program, planning and control discipline, NASA said Thursday.

The company will help the agency manage programs and projects at the Marshall Space Flight Center and the Johnson Space Center. Tasks encompass cost estimation and analysis, data storage and retrieval, earned value and risk management, scheduling and integration.

NASA said the PP&C mission services on the contract have a firm-fixed-price cost of $67.4 million and support work at other agency facilities is covered in the potential ceiling value of the IDIQ award.

The agency selected Barrios Technology for the CPSS acquisition program’s project coordination area and Victory Solutions for the configuration and data management segment.

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