The ACS Engineering Corporation

The ACS Engineering Corporation, doing business as ACS Engineering, is a for-profit corporate entity registered in SAM.gov as a Veteran Owned Business and a Subchapter S Corporation. It provides engineering support services to federal agencies through contract awards.

The ACS Engineering Corporation has provided engineering support services to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) through subcontracts with prime contractors. Specifically, it has provided engineering support under various SEAS II task orders subcontracted by Mccallie Associates, Inc. It has also provided unspecified services through a subcontract with Axient LLC. Additionally, The ACS Engineering Corporation has worked on the GOES-R spacecraft and instruments program for NOAA through a subcontract with Alcyon Technical Services (Ats) JV, LLC. Its duties included overall coordination, requirements definition and analysis, architecture and error budgets, analysis and simulation, performance verification, procurement support, development of procurement documentation, and subcontractor oversight. The ACS Engineering Corporation also conducted studies for the conceptual design and development of instruments for future NOAA geostationary satellites, participating in identifying scientific objectives, mission requirements, and technical concepts. It performed analysis services, including preliminary designs of candidate configurations, technical risk assessments, identification of recommended subsystem characteristics, alternative subsystem design concepts, feasibility and risk studies, cost and schedule estimates, and advanced technology requirements. Furthermore, The ACS Engineering Corporation provided instrument systems engineering support for project development, reporting progress and conformance to appropriate practices and specifications, including instrument data processing development and support, instrument architecture and design development, requirements analysis, validation and verification, interface control documents, instrument environment requirements, technical resource budget tracking, risk analysis and management, and instrument systems milestones review candidates.