Flown Space Vehicle Multimodal Transportation (MMT) Multiple Award Contract (MAC) Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ)

The Flown Space Vehicle Multimodal Transportation Multiple Award Contract is designed to support the National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s Johnson Space Center in transporting sensitive and high-value aerospace assets including large spacecraft, flown hardware, and specialized government cargo. The scope requires comprehensive multimodal transportation services that integrate engineering analysis, custom transportation planning, preservation techniques, and specialized rigging systems to ensure the safe and secure movement of delicate and historic space artifacts. Each shipment demands coordination with infrastructure providers, strict adherence to regulatory standards, and precise logistics execution across ground, air, and sea modes to accommodate the unique size, weight, and sensitivity of the payloads. The contract operates as an indefinite delivery indefinite quantity vehicle, allowing for multiple awardees to compete for task orders as requirements arise. It is governed under NAICS code 541330 and is intended to serve NASA’s mission-critical transportation needs across the United States and potentially internationally. The point of contact for procurement inquiries is Jason C. Phillips, with Romain Tumarrow serving as the Small Business Specialist to facilitate participation from small business vendors. The contract does not currently have a solicitation date or set-aside designation, but it represents a critical long-term capability for the safe handling and movement of irreplaceable spaceflight hardware.