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NASA Awards $58 Million Contract For Services At Johnson Space Center

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Monday, March 16th, 2009

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NASA awarded a contract worth up to $58 million for administrative support services at Johnson Space Center in Houston. The deal went to REDE/Critique NSS, Joint Venture, of New Orleans. That contract begins May 4 and has a three-year base period of service that includes two one-year extension options. The company will provide general office services, data management, and time and labor collection. As well, the firm will support coordination for property, moves, training, information services, special events and other…

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