Federal contract
Igf::ot::igf Other Functions This Is a New Procurement Requirement. the Name of This Procurement Is the Omnibus Multidiscipline Engineering Services (omes). the Principal Purpose of This Contract Is to Provide Multidiscipline Engineering Support Services and Related Work to Eed, Istd, Sed, MSD, Mesa, JPSS, and Related Organizations, as Required, for the Study, Design, Systems Engineering, Development, Fabrication, Integration, Testing, Verification, and Operations of Space Flight, Airborne, and Ground System Hardware and Software, Including Development and Validation of New Technologies to Enable Future Space and Science Missions.to This End, the Contractor Shall Provide On/off-site Multidiscipline Engineering Services, Pursuant to Task Assignments Issued by the Contracting Officer. These Services Shall Include the Personnel, Facilities, and Materials (unless Otherwise Provided by the Government) to Accomplish the Tasks. Task Assignments Will Be Issued to Perform Services in the Following Areas for Components, Subsystems, Systems, Science Instruments, and Spacecraft, Suborbitalcraft (e.g., Aircraft, Sounding Rockets, Uavs, Balloons), Including Attached Shuttle Payloads, Free-flying Spacecraft, Suborbitalcraft Payloads, and Space Station Payloads as Well as Ground Support Equipment, Simulators, Non-flight Models, and Prototypes; Candidate, Feasibility, and Systems Definition Studies; Project Management; Systems Engineering; Analysis; Preliminary Design; Detailed Design; Fabrication; Assembly; Integration; Test and Verification; Test Instrumentation; Data Systems Management; Launch and Post-launch Operations; Research and Technology Unique to System Development; Parts and Materials; Documentation; Maintenance; Sustaining Engineering; Configuration Management; Performance Assurance; Systems Safety; and Contamination Control.
Committed
$607.4 Million
of $691.3M ceiling
Committed, not yet paid
$607.4M
88%
Unspent ceiling
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$83.9M
12%
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