NASA selected 16 companies for Enterprise Logistics Support Services under new blanket purchase agreements with a combined potential value of $1.4 billion. The agreements are intended to standardize logistics requirements across the agency, improve reporting, and streamline the management of costs, property, equipment, and other resources.
Work covered under the agreements includes equipment and property management, transportation, disposal, product support, flight hardware support operations, maintenance and repair, export control, relocation activities, flight hardware, and other material purchases.
NASA awarded the agreements through the General Services Administration’s One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services Plus multiple-award vehicle.
The agency can use firm-fixed-price, time-and-materials, labor-hour, or hybrid contract structures depending on individual requirements.
The five-year base ordering period runs through September 30, 2031, followed by three optional one-year periods and a six-month extension option.
The 16 selected companies are:
- Akima Facilities Operations LLC, which provides logistics, facilities operations, maintenance, repair, inventory, and asset-management support to federal agencies.
- Akima Global Logistics LLC, part of Akima’s federal contracting portfolio focused on logistics, transportation, supply-chain, and mission-support services.
- Alutiiq Operations Services LLC, part of the Alutiiq family of companies providing facility support, engineering, aviation sustainment, security, and other government services.
- ASR International Corporation, which provides logistics, supply-chain management, engineering, IT, quality assurance, and technical support services.
- ASRC Federal Administrative Services LLC, part of ASRC Federal’s government services platform supporting administrative, program-management, records, and business operations.
- ASRC Federal Professional Services LLC, which supports federal customers with professional, technical, program-management, and mission services.
- IAP World Services Inc., a government contractor supporting mission operations, infrastructure, logistics, facilities, and contingency requirements.
- KBR Wyle Services LLC, part of KBR’s government solutions business supporting aerospace, engineering, science, logistics, and mission operations.
- Leidos Inc., a major federal contractor providing technology, engineering, logistics, and mission-support services across civilian, defense, intelligence, and space agencies.
- LogiCore Corporation, which specializes in logistics, engineering, supply-chain, and program support for government customers.
- Prime Response Inc., a federal services company focused on logistics, warehousing, transportation, property management, and related operational support.
- S&K Applied Solutions LLC, an SBA-certified small disadvantaged business providing professional and technical services to federal agencies.
- TechTrans International Inc., which provides specialized transportation, logistics, warehousing, and equipment-moving services.
- Tetra Tech Inc., which provides engineering and consulting services including environmental compliance, waste management, remediation, energy management, IT, and project management.
- TRAX International Corporation, which provides logistics, facilities, engineering, test and evaluation, IT, transportation, warehousing, and equipment-maintenance services.
- Yulista Support Services LLC, which provides maintenance, logistics, supply-chain, warehouse, engineering, systems-integration, and field-support services.
The agreements give NASA a broad pool of contractors that can compete for individual logistics requirements over the ordering period while allowing the agency to consolidate and standardize support across programs and facilities.
