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Jacobs, NASA Ink $120M Marshall Center Services Modification


JACOBS logo_GovConWireJacobs Technology (NYSE: JEC) and NASA have signed a potential one-year, $120 million contract modification for the company to continue engineering and science services at the agency’s based Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama.

NASA said Monday the modification falls under a potential $600 million contract the company was awarded in July 2012 and covers work from Sept. 27, 2014 through Oct. 2, 2015.

Tullahoma, Tennessee-based Jacobs Technology will work with engineers, scientists and technicians at Marshall’s engineering directorate, Space Launch System program office, science and technology office and flight programs and partnerships office.

The company will also work to help NASA meet the requirements of future programs and projects under the indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract.

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