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NASA Awards Contract to Enterprise Advisory Services

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Houston, Texas (SPX) Feb 25, 2006
NASA Has Awarded A Three-Year, $182.6 Million Contract To Enterprise Advisory Services Inc. In Houston For Facility Operations And Support Of The Johnson Space Center White Sands Test Facility In Las Cruces, N.M.

Two One-Year Extension Options Could Bring The Contract's Total Value To $305.2 Million, The Space Agency Said In A Statement. The Hybrid, Cost-Plus Award Fee, Fixed-Price, And Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity Contract Becomes Effective May 1.

Enterprise Advisory Services Will Provide Non-Mission Services, Including Facility Construction, Environmental Services And Operations Of The White Sands Space Harbor. The Company Also Will Support Testing At White Sands To Verify And Improve Spaceflight Systems, Capabilities And Materials, And To Ensure The Safety Of Human Spaceflight.

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