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APR Consulting Wins Potential $500M NASA JPL Support Contract

APR Consulting has won a potential $500 million contract to perform science, engineering and technical work for NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California.

The transition period for the Temporary Support and Services contract – also known as TSAS – is scheduled to begin Feb. 1, the company said Thursday.

Under the 10-year contract, APR will assist the federally funded research and development center in multiple science and technology development projects that focus on the space domain.

The minority- and woman-owned company led by Linda Stone specializes in staffing services for various sectors such as aerospace, health care and telecommunications.

“When I started APR in 1980, our first client was in aerospace and we’ve continued to serve the industry for decades,” Stone noted.

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