Hello, Guest!
  • Saturday, April 20, 2024

Vantage Partners to Continue NASA Glenn Center Aeronautics Support


Vantage PartnersVantage Partners will continue providing engineering and scientific services to NASA‘s Glenn Research Center after the agency exercised the second option of the company’s potential $231 million contract for the work.

NASA said Wednesday the one-year option is worth an estimated $46 million and starts in October.

The company supports the Cleveland-based research center’s aeronautics and space exploration programs and provides engineering products to the center.

Vantage Partners is a management consulting company based in Lanham, Maryland.

Video of the Day

Related Articles

Sierra Lobo Lands NASA’s $282M Contract to Support Glenn Research Center Flight Systems Contract Awards

Sierra Lobo Lands NASA’s $282M Contract to Support Glenn Research Center Flight Systems

Sierra Lobo won the $282.1 million Space Flight Systems Development and Operations Contract III to support NASA’s Glenn Research Center in Cleveland. NASA said Thursday that the company will deliver services ranging from space flight hardware design to software development and technology testing and demonstration. The cost-plus-fixed-fee, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract has a base performance period of

Mainthia Technologies Awarded $155M Contract to Help Maintain 2 NASA Facilities Contract Awards

Mainthia Technologies Awarded $155M Contract to Help Maintain 2 NASA Facilities

Mainthia Technologies, a space systems operations and engineering company, won a potential $155 million contract to provide maintenance, operations, repair and institutional services to two of NASA’s facilities. The contract is intended to support the Neil Armstrong Test Facility in Sandusky, and the Glenn Research Center at Lewis Field in Cleveland, Ohio, the agency said

BQMI-Peerless JV Receives $233M NASA IT Support Follow-On Contract Contract Awards

BQMI-Peerless JV Receives $233M NASA IT Support Follow-On Contract

A joint venture between Banner Quality Management Inc. and Peerless Technologies will continue to support information technology operations at NASA’s Glenn Research Center in Ohio under a five-year, $233.2 million contract. The BQMI-Peerless JV will perform IT work for the Cleveland-based agency center and the Neil A. Armstrong Test Facility in Sandusky as part of