SAIC Receives $170M NASA Contract to Provide Systems and Software Assurance Services
Science Applications International Corp. (NYSE: SAIC) has secured a $170 million contract from NASA for independent verification and validation (IV&V) services related to space systems and software. This five-year Systems and Software Assurance Services 2 (SAS2) contract will support NASA's human space exploration and various Earth and planetary science missions.
SAIC’s expertise is crucial for the success of key missions like the Perseverance Mars Rover and the Artemis Program. The contract encompasses Software Systems IV&V, Safety & Mission Assurance, and Software Assurance services.
- Secured a $170 million contract with NASA for IV&V services.
- Expected to support critical NASA missions, enhancing SAIC's reputation.
- Five-year duration ensures stable revenue stream.
- None.
Company will provide specialized systems and software engineering services for major NASA programs
“The SAS2 contract enables SAIC to continue providing critical engineering expertise to NASA,” said
Under the five-year contract, SAIC will deliver services including Software Systems IV&V, Safety & Mission Assurance, Software Assurance and Mission Protection services.
For more information on SAIC’s work with NASA visit www.saic.com/space.
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