Supplier profile
THE AEROSPACE CORPORATION
Every public-sector award we hold for this supplier, across Australia and the United States, from 10 Jun 2011 to 17 Aug 2026.
Awards won
539
all time
Attributed value
$1.2bn + AUD 7.9m
as published
Buyers
12
public bodies
Active
2011–2026
first to latest award
Awards by year
Who they win from
| Buyer | Awards | Value |
|---|---|---|
| National Aeronautics and Space Administration | 471 | $823.4m |
| National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration | 32 | $104.2m |
| Federal Aviation Administration | 14 | $3.3m |
| Department of Energy | 5 | $198.8m |
| U.S. Geological Survey | 5 | $20.3m |
| Department of State | 3 | $1.8m |
| Geoscience Australia | 3 | AUD 7.5m |
| Department of the Air Force | 2 | not attributable |
| Department of Industry, Science and Resources | 1 | AUD 343k |
| Executive Office of the President | 1 | $79k |
What they win
Awards
Showing 351–375 of 539 awards we hold
- Organizational Support For Space Environmental Testing Management Office (Setmo) ↗National Aeronautics and Space Administration£1.8mawarded 19 Sept 2019
- On-Site Techincal Support Services For Space Technology Mission Directorate (Stmd) ↗National Aeronautics and Space Administration£2.9mawarded 18 Sept 2019
- Cost/Technical Data Package (Ctdp) Development For Hq's Strategic Investment Division ↗National Aeronautics and Space Administration£2.1mawarded 18 Sept 2019
- Advanced Exploration Systems Modular Power Systems Support (Amps) ↗National Aeronautics and Space Administration£38kawarded 26 Jul 2019
- Seedling Accelerator Study Support In Support Of The NASA Hq Office Of The Chief Technologist ↗National Aeronautics and Space Administration£19kawarded 24 Jul 2019
- Esdis Support..the Esdis Project Code 423 Has The Responsibility To Develop And Lead, Monitor, Leverage, Interoperate The Data System Activities Of The Overarching Eosdis Earth Observing System Data Information System Iaw The Statement Of Work (Sow). ↗National Aeronautics and Space Administration£41kawarded 10 Jul 2019
- Support The Click Team While They Build The Click A And Bc Laser Communication.instrument Payloads. ↗National Aeronautics and Space Administration£6kawarded 25 Jun 2019
- The Aerospace Corporation Shall Provide Services For The Spacecraft Payload Integration And Evolution (Spie) Office And Provide Support Of The Em-1 Mission As Well As Block 1 Upgrade And Block 1b Design Development Test And Evaluation (Ddt&e). ↗National Aeronautics and Space Administration£968kawarded 21 Jun 2019
- NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center (Afrc) Is Developing The Compact Fiber Optics Sensing System (Cfoss) - A Compact, Fiber-Optics Strain Gauge System To Meet NASA 1s Safety Certification Requirements. The Project Includes A Requirement For The Cfoss Embedded Software To Run On A Real-Time Operating System (Rtos), And Vxworks 7 Of Wind River Systems Is The Chosen Rtos. The Project Team Is Currently Porting The Embedded Software That Runs On The Microsoft Windows 7 Operating System To A New Version That Will Run On Vxworks. The Completion Of The Software Transition Is Critical To The Success ↗National Aeronautics and Space Administration£69kawarded 6 Jun 2019
- The Aerospace Corporation Will Perform A Gps Simulation Using Either Its Talenx Or.spirent Gps Simulators. ↗National Aeronautics and Space Administration£23kawarded 6 Jun 2019
- Review Of Orbital Debris Engineering Model Ordem The Orbital Debris Program Office (Odpo)has Finished An Update To The Orbital Debris Engineering Model (Ordem), Which Is Used To Model The Orbital Debris Environment In Earth Orbit.. Ordem Is Mathematical Tool Used To Model The Orbital Debris Population Around Earth. IT Is Updated Periodically To Account For Changes In The Environment, Incorporate New Measurement Data, And Enhance Its Capabilities. The Current Version Is 3.0, Odpo Has Requested An Independent Peer Review Of The Next Version Ordem 3.1. ↗National Aeronautics and Space Administration£48kawarded 31 May 2019
- High Performance Spaceflight Computing Independent Review Team Support. The Objective Of This Work Is To Provide An Independent Assessment Of The Cost And Schedule In Support Of The High Performance Spaceflight Computing (Hpsc) Independent Reviewteam (Irt), Which Will Assess The Viability Of A Re-Plan Of The Hpsc Project Provided By Boeing, The Prime Contractor. ↗National Aeronautics and Space Administration£43kawarded 22 May 2019
- Architecture And Advanced Formulation Support For Code 100 Managed Observing System Mission Concept Studies. The 2017 NASA Decadel Survey Ds Highlighted Earth System Science Themes, Science And Application Questions. The Ds Identified Aerosols A And Clouds, Convection And Precipitation Ccp As High Priority Designated Observables Do To Be Addressed. Furthermore The Ds Recognized The Science Merit In Combining The A And Ccps Dos. Following The Release Of The Ds Report, NASA Called For Study Proposals To Explore Mission System Architectures To Address The Dos. The Goal Of The Accp Study Is T ↗National Aeronautics and Space Administration£86kawarded 14 May 2019
- Space Environments Technical Discipline Team Tdt Support ↗National Aeronautics and Space Administration£13kawarded 7 May 2019
- Technical Analysis And Assessments Services For The Space Launch System And The Lynx Roadmap Project ↗National Aeronautics and Space Administration£18kawarded 2 May 2019
- Task Order For Independent Cost Estimate And Independent Schedule Estimate Support For The Helioswarm Arc Proposal Required By 30 September 2019. ↗National Aeronautics and Space Administration£52kawarded 25 Apr 2019
- The Aerospace Corporation Shall Provide Technical Support For Requirements Definition And Design Planning For The Space Science And Astrobiology Division Life Detection Instrument Development And Planetary Protection Laboratory Facility. This Work Will Require Expertise In Laboratory And Cleanroom Design, Planetary Protection, Contamination And Sterility Control, Instrument Integration And Test Planning, System Engineering, Safety Planning, Facility Analysis, Technical Insight, And Facility Design Review. ↗National Aeronautics and Space Administration£25kawarded 5 Apr 2019
- Mobile Launcher Independent Model Verification. Work Completed From The Nesc Ti-17-01290 Ground Systems Development And Operations Mobile Launcher Structures Support Request Will Serve As The Basis For This Assessment. The Process For This Assessment Uses A Two Phase Approach To Evaluate The Models .phase I Will Focus On Performing Approximately 20 Checks On The Models. Phase Ii Will Focus On Trade Studies And Independent Analysis To Understand How The Findings, Observations, And Recommendations Affect The Stiffness Properties Of The Models. ↗National Aeronautics and Space Administration£449kawarded 29 Mar 2019
- Multi Purpose Crew Vehicle Nonlinear Deep Dive. Based On Observations Of The Multi Purpose Crew Vehicle Nonlinear Deep Dive European Service Model Structural Test Article Test Data, The Model Response Is Being Driven By Nonlinearities In The Interconnects Between And Internal To The Eurorpean Service Model. The Problem Is Made More Difficult Due To The Size And Internal Stiffness Of The Modules Themselves. These Stiffness And Loss Factors Need To Be Definitively Identified In Time For The Verification Loads And Analyses To Lower The Static Equivalent Loads Sufficiently To Establish Positive M ↗National Aeronautics and Space Administration£74kawarded 28 Mar 2019
- Assessing Risks Of Frangible Joint Designs The NASA Engineering And Safety Center (Nesc) Will Evaluate The Various Frangible Joint Designs Used For Human-Rated Launch Vehicles Or Other Human-Rated Applications The Purpose Of Performing An Evaluation Is To Determine The Effects That Various Design Parameters And Flight Environmental Factors Have On Single Mild Detonating Fuse (Mdf) Frangible Joint Separation Capability, Which Will Provide Design Guidance For Safe And Reliable Frangible Joints Supporting Manned Spaceflight. The Objectives Of This Evaluation Are To: (1) Reduce Engineering Uncerta ↗National Aeronautics and Space Administration£82kawarded 15 Mar 2019
- Micro-Thrusters For Low Jitter Space Observatory Precision Attitude Control. Pointing Repeatability And Stability Jitter Requirements For Large Space Telescope Missions Are Difficult To Meet With Current Reaction Wheel Based Architectures. The Reaction Wheels Themselves Are Typically The Largest Pointing Disturbance On The Spacecraft. Micro Thrusters Have Potential For Reducing The Cost And Technical Risks Of Achieving Demanding Pointing Stability Performance. Both Cold Gas And Colloidal Micro-Thrusters Were Demonstrated On The Laser Interferometer Space Antenna Lisa Pathfinder Mission, And C ↗National Aeronautics and Space Administration£107kawarded 15 Mar 2019
- NASA, Nro, And Air Force Lessons Learned Gap Assessment And Improvement Roadmap For The NASA Office Of Safety And Mission Assurance (Osma) ↗National Aeronautics and Space Administration£50kawarded 21 Feb 2019
- Execution Of Commercial Capabilities For Suborbital And Small Orbital Payload Integration For Advancing NASA Future Mission Needs A Key Aspect Of NASA's Strategy To Stimulate Space Industry And Spark Economic Growth, While Leveraging The Industry's Commercial Capabilities, Is To Deliver Technologies And Capabilities Needed For Future NASA, Other Government Agency, And Commercial Missions. In Support Of That Strategy, The Flight Opportunities Program Is Helping To Foster Development And Operational Readiness Of Suborbital And Small Orbital Launch Vehicles And Payload Technologies To Accelerate ↗National Aeronautics and Space Administration£362kawarded 31 Jan 2019
- Igf::ot::igf Office Of Strategic Engagement And Assessment National Exploration Campaign Cislunar Study: Project Orbital Resonance. ↗National Aeronautics and Space Administration£198kawarded 20 Dec 2018
- Igf::ot::igf Gateway Program Support ↗National Aeronautics and Space Administration£1.5mawarded 4 Dec 2018
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