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Axient Subsidiary Wins $170M NASA Contract for Systems & Software Assurance Services

An Axient subsidiary has won a five-year, $170 million indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract to help NASA maintain systems and software.

Millennium Engineering and Integration will support software development and directed projects, capability development, project management and mission assurance functions under NASA’s Independent Verification and Validation program, the agency said Wednesday.

The IV&V program aims to reduce risks associated with software procurement, development and deployment. Contract services will support systems developed or used by NASA and other organizations including state and local agencies and commercial companies.

Work under the Systems and Software Assurance Services 2 contract is scheduled to commence on May 1, 2022, with a separate 45-day phase-in period.

Performance locations include the Katherine Johnson IV&V facility, contractor-owned facilities and sites specific to task orders from the agency.

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