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NASA Selects PCI Productions for Potential $217M Comm Support Contract

PCI Productions, a tribally owned company in Alabama, has secured a potential $217.6 million firm-fixed-price contract to provide communications management support to NASA’s headquarters, centers and mission directorates.

NASA said Saturday contract work includes data dissemination, media and stakeholder relations, public engagement, library and archive services and Freedom of Information Act request processing work.

PCI is categorized as an 8(a) small disadvantaged business, owned by Poarch Creek Indians Federal Services.

The contract has a base performance period of 16 months slated to begin June 1, one option period of 20 months and a pair of additional options to extend the work for two years.

NASA set a $183 million maximum value for indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity orders under the award.

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