The Research, Engineering, Mission Integration Services (REMIS) indefinite delivery contract, awarded by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Johnson Space Center to The Regents of the University of Colorado, allows for the procurement of spaceflight and ground hardware and software, sustaining engineering functions, engineering services, payload facility integration, and research mission integration and operations services required by the International Space Station (ISS) program.
Task orders issued under this $500 million IDIQ contract include a $675,000 firm-fixed-price order for a cell culture system to support life science research on the ISS, a $147,961.31 firm-fixed-price order to develop a Research Mission Success Tiger Team, a $715,785 firm-fixed-price order for a Gateway payload enclosure concept and specification, and other awards for services and hardware related to the ISS program. The contract is structured without set-aside designations, allowing other NASA organizations and federal agencies to utilize it through mutual agreement with the ISS program. The University of Colorado, as a U.S. state government entity and institution of higher learning, has expertise in conducting fundamental research across STEM disciplines with potential applications for defense, space, IT, healthcare, and environmental domains.
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