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PAE to Help Run NASA Johnson Space Center Under $402M Contract

PAE‘s (Nasdaq: PAE) applied technologies unit has secured a potential $402 million contract to help NASA operate and maintain the Johnson Space Center in Houston.

NASA said Wednesday the company will also support Johnson engineering and construction projects and provide management support to the Sonny Carter Training Facility and Ellington Field located close to the center.

This award may include indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity task orders for similar support services to other agency-owned centers and government facilities across the U.S.

The contract has a two-year base period that will begin on Sept. 1 and conclude on Aug. 31, 2023, followed by a pair of option periods equal to three years.

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