Jacobs Awarded ATOM-5 Contract at NASA Ames Research Center
Jacobs has secured the ATOM-5 contract from NASA Ames Research Center, extending its 23-year collaboration. This $220 million, five-year contract, starting June 2, 2022, focuses on aerospace testing, facility operations, and IT support. Jacobs aims to enhance aeronautics and space technology, supporting NASA's Exploration Systems Development and the Space Launch System. With over 60 years in partnership with NASA, Jacobs' expertise in aerospace capabilities positions it for continued innovation in the sector.
- Awarded ATOM-5 contract valued at $220 million over five years.
- Extends over 60-year relationship with NASA, ensuring continued collaboration.
- Covers a range of aerospace services, enhancing capability and innovation.
- None.
Agreement extends 23+ years supporting ATOM contract to further future space exploration
Project drives company strategy through innovative solutions and technologies
DALLAS, May 11, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Jacobs (NYSE:J) was awarded the Aerospace Testing and Facilities Operations and Maintenance (ATOM-5) contract at NASA Ames Research Center in Moffett Field, California.
Jacobs is scheduled to transition to the new contract on June 2, 2022, to continue aerospace testing, facility operations and maintenance, IT system administration and support services for NASA Ames Research Center. The contract value is estimated at
"This latest contract at the Ames Research Center allows us to continue our direct experience on the ATOM contract and our more than 60-year relationship with NASA," said Jacobs Executive Vice President and President of Critical Mission Solutions Steve Arnette. "Ames' world-class aerodynamic and aerothermal test capabilities are vital to current and next-generation aerospace programs. Jacobs welcomes the opportunity to continue enabling America's aeronautics, science and space technology programs to provide advanced R&D, scientific and technical solutions for a more connected and sustainable world."
Under this contract, Jacobs will be responsible for operation, maintenance, repair and management of Ames test facilities; planning, preparation, scheduling and execution of aeronautics and space technology tests; and design, implementation and checkout of advanced development projects. These tasks will support the Aeronautics Research Mission directorate, the Exploration Systems Development Directorate, the Space Launch System and the Orion Multi-Purpose Crew Vehicle, in addition to commercial entities and other government agencies.
Jacobs' work history at NASA Ames Research Center dates to 1965 when it began operating the Center's 12-foot wind tunnel. As NASA's largest services contractor, Jacobs is a provider and integrator of full lifecycle aerospace capability, including design and construction; base, mission and launch operations; sustaining capital maintenance; secure and intelligent asset management; and development, modification, and testing processes for fixed assets supporting national government, military, defense and NASA, as well as commercial space companies.
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