NASA Awards Electrical Systems Engineering Services Contract

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July 30, 2010

J.D. Harrington 
Headquarters, Washington      
202-358-5241 
j.d.harrington@xxxxxxxx 

Cynthia M. O'Carroll 
Goddard Space Flight Center, Md. 
301-286-4647 
cynthia.m.ocarroll@xxxxxxxx   


CONTRACT RELEASE: C10-045

NASA AWARDS ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS ENGINEERING SERVICES CONTRACT

WASHINGTON -- NASA has awarded a sole-source interim contract for 
electrical systems engineering services to MEI Technologies in 
Houston. 

This interim contract is a cost-plus-fixed-fee, indefinite-delivery, 
indefinite-quantity contract that will ensure program continuity and 
critical mission support. The contract will cover both existing and 
new requirements. It has a maximum ordering value of $99 million with 
an ordering period of 18 months. 

Under this contract, MEI Technologies will provide electrical 
engineering support services for the study, design, development, 
fabrication, integration, testing, verification and operations of 
hardware and software for space, air and ground systems. This will 
include development and validation of new technologies to enable 
future missions in support of the Applied Engineering and Technology 
Directorate at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md. 

Task orders issued under this contract will provide critical support 
to a wide range of NASA missions and projects, including the James 
Webb Space Telescope; Geostationary Operational Environmental 
Satellites; the Landsat Data Continuity Mission; Magnetospheric 
Multi-Scale Satellites; Global Precipitation Measurement; and others. 


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