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Yulista Awarded $540M NASA Aircraft Support Contract

Huntsville, Alabama-based Yulista Solutions has received a potential $540 million contract from NASA to provide support services for aircraft used across the space agency’s centers and programs.

The vendor will provide support for NASA planes at various sites, including those at Ellington Field at Johnson Space Center in Houston, Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, and Langley Research Center in Hampton, Virginia, under the CompreHensive Aircraft Readiness, Lifecycle, Engineering and Support contract, the agency said Friday.

The CHARLES contract covers aircraft maintenance, engineering, flight operations, lifecycle, safety quality, and other related services for airframes, engines and support equipment at various locations.

Work on the contract will kick off on March 1 and run through the end of September 2030.

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