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Chenega Subsidiary Secures $198M NASA Protective Services IDIQ

A Chenega subsidiary has booked a potential $198 million contract to provide protective services at NASA facilities located in the eastern region.

Chenega Global Protection will work to secure information, communication and physical assets, operations and personnel at NASA’s Washington headquarters as part of the indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract, the agency said Friday.

The business will perform similar tasks at the Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland, Glenn Research Center in Cleveland and the Langley Research Center in Virginia.

CGP will also support to the 911 Phone Center and Protective Services Communications Center.

The contract period comprises five base years, beginning on March 1, and six option months.

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