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Engineering and Technical Support Services (ETSS)
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The Engineering and Technical Support Services (ETSS) is a Multiple Award Indefinite-Delivery, Indefinite-Quantity contract designed to provide comprehensive engineering expertise across several critical domains. The scope of work includes support for research, flight, and mission operations, as well as engineering assistance for facilities and safety and mission assurance. Additionally, the contract covers various technical functions such as lab support, range support, special studies, and project planning and control. The contract was awarded to New Horizons Aeronautics, LLC and Analytical Mechanics Associates, with each award valued at 264 million dollars. Managed by contracting officers Jennifer L. Brown and James G. Williams, the agreement ensures the availability of specialized technical resources to maintain and advance complex aerospace and engineering operations.
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NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center, USASet-Aside
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