NASA Ground Support Equipment IDIQ

Award Date 12/6/2023
Last Date To Order 12/5/2026
Shared Ceiling $100M
Federal Agency
Kennedy Space Center
Contract Type
Master IDIQ
Predecessor
Not listed
Successors

The NASA Ground Support Equipment Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract is a multiple-award vehicle designed to support NASA Kennedy Space Center's ground operations and spacecraft processing capabilities. The contract facilitates the fabrication and delivery of specialized ground support equipment, test fixtures, and critical hardware components essential for NASA's space exploration programs. With a total contract ceiling of $100 million, this IDIQ enables NASA to procure precision-engineered equipment across various aerospace applications, primarily supporting the Artemis lunar program and Space Launch System.

The task orders under this contract demonstrate a focus on highly specialized aerospace hardware, with recent awards ranging from $16,025 to $9,750,000. Frequent prime contractors include EMF Engineered Components LLC and Precision Fabricating & Cleaning Company, both small businesses with expertise in precision machining and aerospace manufacturing. Task orders have covered critical components such as vehicle damper system test fixtures, flight plug removal tools, Mobile Launcher 2 vehicle damping systems, and crew access arm fabrication. The contract predominantly utilizes firm fixed-price delivery orders, with performance periods typically spanning 6-18 months. While most recent task orders have not been specifically set aside, the overall contract appears to have small business participation. The primary place of performance is centered around NASA Kennedy Space Center in Florida, supporting the agency's spaceflight and lunar mission infrastructure.

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