Award

Delivery Order #80MSFC26F0039

Scheduled Maintenance Task Order for NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center Facilities

Buyer

National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Award Amount

$1,562,330.40

Ceiling

$1,562,330.40

Period of Performance

Sep 01, 2026 – Aug 31, 2027

Identifier

80MSFC26F0039

NAICS

561210

This FPDS award represents a definitive delivery order contract under the umbrella of a substantial multi-year indefinite delivery vehicle (IDV) contract with Arrows Edge LLC, a company specializing in facilities operations and maintenance within aerospace environments. The recipient, Arrows Edge LLC, provides essential support services tailored to NASA's aerospace facilities. The contract focuses on scheduled maintenance activities as part of the Facilities and Operations Maintenance Support Services II (FOMSS II) program. Covering routine upkeep and preventative maintenance at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama, this contract ensures the infrastructure's optimal performance necessary to support critical aerospace research and development missions. It signifies an important commitment to maintaining the operational integrity of the center, thereby directly impacting NASA’s mission success. The contract was awarded under the existing IDV agreement through competitive procurement, demonstrating NASA's continued partnership with a trusted provider. The period of performance spans approximately one year, starting in September 2026 and concluding in August 2027, fitting within an ongoing multi-year agreement. This award supplements the parent IDV contract, which encompasses broader operations, maintenance, and repair services across the center's campus, emphasizing continuity and reliability in infrastructure management. No key subcontractor details or original solicitation data are provided for this specific delivery order.

Description

TASK ORDER 001 - FACILITIES AND OPERATIONS MAINTENANCE SUPPORT SERVICES II (FOMSS II) - SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE - BASE PERIOD

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