NASA Extends Johnson Safety and Mission Assurance Contract

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March 9, 2010

Beth Dickey 
Headquarters, Washington 
202-358-2087 
beth.dickey-1@xxxxxxxx 

James Hartsfield 
Johnson Space Center, Houston 
281-483-5111 
james.a.hartsfield@xxxxxxxx 

CONTRACT RELEASE: C10-012

NASA EXTENDS JOHNSON SAFETY AND MISSION ASSURANCE CONTRACT

WASHINGTON -- NASA has exercised a $60 million, one-year extension 
option for a contract with Science Applications International 
Corporation of Houston to provide support to safety and mission 
assurance activities at the agency's Johnson Space Center. 

The Safety and Mission Assurance Support Services contract helps 
ensure safety, reliability, maintainability and quality in the 
International Space Station, space shuttle and Constellation 
programs. 

The cost-plus-award-fee contract option that has been exercised 
continues services from May 1, 2010, through April 30, 2011. Work 
under the contract will be performed at Johnson, NASA's Kennedy Space 
Center in Florida, and NASA's White Sands Test Facility in New 
Mexico. 

Significant subcontractors in the work include Futron Corp. of 
Bethesda, Md.; GHG of Houston; M.H. Chew of Livermore, Calif.; URS - 
Washington Division of Princeton, N.J.; Management Technology 
Associates of Huntsville, Ala.; J&P Technologies and JES Tech, both 
of Houston; SoHaR Incorporated of Culver City, Calif.; and Texas 
Southern University of Houston. 

For more information about NASA's Johnson Space Center, visit: 



http://www.nasa.gov/johnson 

	
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