NASA has selected Analytical Services & Materials Inc., and Analytical Mechanics Associates Inc., both of Hampton, Va., to provide analysis, systems engineering and research support for NASA's Langley Research Center in Hampton.
The fixed price, multiple award blanket purchase agreements have an aggregate maximum value of $100 million during a period of five years.
The Hampton firms will provide scientific, engineering, and design and development activities in aerodynamics, mechanical, structural, thermal, propulsion, fluid systems, electrical and electronics, avionics and controls, instrumentation and advanced sensor, and manufacturing technology.
The work will be performed at Langley and at contractor locations.
For information about the Langley Research Center, visit:
The fixed price, multiple award blanket purchase agreements have an aggregate maximum value of $100 million during a period of five years.
The Hampton firms will provide scientific, engineering, and design and development activities in aerodynamics, mechanical, structural, thermal, propulsion, fluid systems, electrical and electronics, avionics and controls, instrumentation and advanced sensor, and manufacturing technology.
The work will be performed at Langley and at contractor locations.
For information about the Langley Research Center, visit:
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