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12 Companies Win Spots on NASA's REMIS-2 Contract for ISS Program Support
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12 Companies Win Spots on NASA’s REMIS-2 Contract for ISS Program Support

Twelve organizations won spots on NASA’s seven-year, $478 million Research, Engineering & Mission Integration Services-2 contract, or REMIS-2.

The awardees will support the International Space Station Program from Jan. 12, 2024, to Sept. 30, 2030, with a two-year contract option period, the agency said Friday.

REMIS-2 was launched in April to address ISS’ needs in terms of spaceflight, payload facility integration, research mission integration, engineering sustainment and ground software and hardware services.

The participants of the indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract are the following:

  • Aegis Aerospace
  • Axient
  • Cimarron Software Services
  • Consolidated Safety Services
  • JES Tech
  • KBR
  • Leidos
  • Metis Technology Solutions
  • Oceaneering International
  • Tec-Masters
  • Teledyne Brown Engineering
  • University of Alabama at Birmingham

The contractors will carry out task orders at selected NASA facilities, as well as in their respective operational locations.

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