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NASA Awards $1.4 Billion Enterprise Logistics Support Services Agreements to Sixteen Companies

NASA recently chose 16 companies for new Enterprise Logistics Support Services agreements. These blanket purchase agreements carry a value of $1.4 billion.

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NASA recently chose 16 companies for new Enterprise Logistics Support Services agreements. These blanket purchase agreements carry a value of $1.4 billion. They aim to standardize requirements, improve reporting, and streamline the management of costs and resources. The deals will support property management, transportation, disposal, equipment maintenance, and flight hardware operations.

NASA will use multiple-award agreements through the General Services Administration. The space agency can use firm-fixed-price, time-and-materials, labor-hour, or hybrid contract types. The base ordering period lasts for five years, starting on Thursday and running until September 30, 2031. This base period may be followed by three optional one-year ordering periods and a final six-month extension option.

The selected businesses include Akima Facilities Operations, Akima Global Logistics, Alutiiq Operations Services LLC, ASR International Corporation, ASRC Federal Administrative Services LLC, and ASRC Federal Professional Services LLC. Other chosen vendors are IAP World Services Inc., KBR Wylie Services LLC, Leidos Inc., LogiCore Corporation, Prime Response Inc., S&K Applied Solutions LLC, TechTrans International Inc., Tetra Tech Inc., TRAX International Corporation, and Yulista Support Services LLC.

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Original author: Jessica Taveau

Original publication: 2 October 2026 02:04

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