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NASA Extends Dynetics’ IT Support for Marshall Space Center


DyneticsDynetics has been awarded a $59.3 million contract modification to continue supporting information technology systems at NASA‘s Marshall Space Flight Center through Jan. 31, 2016.

The modification increases the value of a previously awarded contract to $393.5 million, Dynetics said Thursday.

Work will include IT security, planning, architecture, management, help desk, integration, computing, telecommunication, help desk and audiovisual services.

Dynetics was awarded the original contract in December 2009, which covered IT support at the MSFC, National Space Science and Technology Center and Michoud Assembly Facility.

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