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ASRC Federal Wins $110M Extension for NASA Goddard Contract; Paul Dillahay Comments

Paul Dillahay - ASRC, ExecutiveMosaicASRC Federal Space and Defense has won a two-year extension to its Multidiscipline Engineering and Technology Services II contract with NASA for a $110 million maximum value.

ASRC Federal said Thursday the bridge contract continues its systems engineering support and other services for the James Webb Space Telescope and various missions at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland.

Paul Dillahay, ASRC Federal’s president and CEO, said ASRC has a longstanding relationship with the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center supporting space exploration activities.

The company’s services range from formulation and design to verification of components for the mechanical and instrument systems, software management and other operating divisions under Goddard’s applied engineering and technology directorate.

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