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Colsa Wins Potential $400M Contract to Support NASA Shared Services Hub

Huntsville, Alabama-based company Colsa has won a potential $400 million contract to support the NASA Shared Services Center.

The firm-fixed-price, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract comprises human resources support, financial management and procurement services, NASA said Saturday.

The award has a base performance period of two years, with an initial phase-in from Aug. 2 to Sept. 30, followed by contract options of two years, one year, and three one-year award term periods.

NSSC partners with industry to perform more than 60 agencywide business functions.

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