Federal contract vehicle · indefinite delivery / indefinite quantity
The Purpose of This Contract Is to Provide Services to Enable the Modeling, Simulation, and Analysis of Systems Relevant to the Nasa Aeronautics, Exploration, Space Operations and Science Missions as Required by Task Order. Contractor to Provide Multidisciplinary, Highly Inter-related Scientific, Engineering, and Technical Research and Development Services. Major Objectives Include Development and Application of Technologies for the Design, Analysis and Test of Aerospace Vehicles and Systems; Large-scale Numerical Simulations in Support of Nasa and Army Mission Critical Engineering Applications; and Fundamental Advances in Numerical Methodologies, Algorithms, Physical Models, and Application Code Development.
Committed
$70.8 Million
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