NASA Awards Contract For Space Flight Projects Systems Development And Operations

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Nov. 10, 2008

Grey Hautaluoma 
Headquarters Washington                                    
202-358-0668 
grey.hautaluoma-1@xxxxxxxx 

Katherine K. Martin 
Glenn Research Center, Cleveland 
216-433-2406 
katherine.k.martin@xxxxxxxx 
CONTRACT RELEASE: C08-065

NASA AWARDS CONTRACT FOR SPACE FLIGHT PROJECTS SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT AND OPERATIONS

CLEVELAND -- NASA's Glenn Research Center in Cleveland has awarded a 
contract to ZIN Technologies Inc., of Middleburg Heights, Ohio, for 
the definition, design, fabrication, assembly, integration, test and 
operation of a broad array of space flight projects. These projects 
are particularly in the Exploration Technology Development and Human 
Research Programs. 

The total value of the cost plus incentive fee, indefinite delivery, 
indefinite quantity contract, including a three-year base period of 
performance and two one-year options, is approximately $94.5 million. 
The contract is scheduled to begin this month. 

ZIN Technologies Inc., will perform unique International Space Station 
flight investigations in the physical sciences, advanced technology 
development and flight investigations for human research. Other 
investigations include advanced technology development and 
demonstrations in power, in-space propulsion, space communications, 
lunar surface and in-situ resource applications, spacecraft fire 
safety and energy storage and distribution. 

For more information on NASA and its programs, visit: 



http://www.nasa.gov 


For more information about NASA Glenn Research Center, visit: 



http://www.nasa.gov/glenn 

	
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