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ASRC Federal Subsidiary Gets $130M Contract to Support NASA’s Education Programs


research-and-development-RDA subsidiary of ASRC Federal will provide research and development, education and program support services to NASA under the $130 million,  indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity NASA Research Education Support Service contract.

The space agency said Saturday Arctic Slope Technical Services will help coordinate competitive education program opportunities and provide logistical, administrative and information technology support for the programs.

The contract has a 45-day phase-in period that begins Dec. 17 before the five-year period of performance that commences Feb. 1, 2016.

NASA added that the 8(a) small business set-aside deal also includes assistance in workshops, peer reviews and other project management activities in relation to its research and education programs.

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