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1 National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA Centers Small Business Acquisition Guide
2 OFFICE OF SMALL BUSINESS PROGRAMS (OSBP) VISION AND MISSION STATEMENTS Vision Statement The vision of the Office of Small Business Programs (OSBP) at NASA Headquarters is to promote and integrate small businesses into the competitive base of contractors that pioneer the future of space exploration, scientific discovery, and aeronautics research. Mission Statement OSBP has four main objectives: To advise the Administrator on all matters related to small business, To promote the development and management of NASA programs that assist all categories of small business, To develop small businesses in high-tech areas that include technology transfer and commercialization of technology, and To provide small businesses maximum practicable opportunities to participate in NASA prime contracts and subcontracts. For more information on NASA s Office of Small Business Programs and how to do business with NASA, visit All data, including NASA FY14 Dollars Obligated and NAICS Codes, were pulled from the Federal Procurement Data System Next Generation (FPDS-NG). Cover image captions 1. This is one of an extensive series of still photos documenting the arrival and ultimate capture and berthing of the SpaceX Dragon at the International Space Station on April 20, (NASA) 2. The Materials International Space Station Experiment, or MISSE, is installed on the exterior of the Space Station, exposing a variety of materials to the rigors of the space environment. (NASA) 3. The ADAPT test system can help a spacecraft divert its course and make a smooth, pinpoint landing. (NASA) 4. The Orion floats in the Pacific with stabilizing balloons inflated as the USS Anchorage moves to retrieve the spacecraft. (NASA)
3 Letter from the Associate Administrator The purpose of this guide is to provide a window into the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) codes that have received the most contract dollars at each NASA Center during the previous fiscal year. Please keep in mind that the codes shown here represent only funds that are currently being obligated to contracts, whether these contracts are new or are in subsequent funding years. There is no guarantee that the Centers will be issuing solicitations on contracts linked to these codes in the upcoming year. Some of the NAICS codes listed herein are associated with contracts awarded prior to 2007; in addition, some NAICS codes were revised in 2007 and are no longer valid. For further information, please visit the NASA Synopses Search Page at syn_search.cgi, where you can tailor a database search in accordance with your company s capabilities. Glenn A. Delgado Associate Administrator NASA Office of Small Business Programs NASA Centers Small Business Acquisition Guide 1
4 The K-Rex planetary rover during an engineering field test at the Basalt Hills quarry in California. (NASA) AMES RESEARCH CENTER Ames Research Center (ARC), located in California s Silicon Valley, is a leader in information technology research with a focus on supercomputing, networking, and intelligent systems. Ames conducts the critical research and development (R&D) and creates the enabling technologies that make NASA missions possible. Ames is also a leader in nanotechnology, fundamental space biology, biotechnology, aerospace and thermal protection systems, and human factors research. Ames research in astrobiology focuses on the effects of gravity on living things and the nature and distribution of stars, planets, and life in the universe. In addition, Ames works collaboratively with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to conduct research in airtraffic management to make safer, cheaper, and more efficient air travel a reality. Ames engages in information and education outreach, forms collaborative partnerships, and fosters commercial application of NASA technologies. Ames is developing NASA Research Park, an integrated, dynamic research and education community created to cultivate diverse partnerships with academia, industry, and nonprofit organizations in support of NASA s mission. Total FY14 Prime Dollars Obligated: $484,589,769 Total FY14 Small Business Prime Dollars Obligated: $165,781,668 Small Business Contact: Christine L. Munroe, Small Business Specialist Phone: Fax: ARC-SmallBusiness@mail.nasa.gov Location: Moffett Field, CA Web site: 2 NASA Centers Small Business Acquisition Guide
5 List of Major NAICS Codes: Listed in order of descending dollar amount / Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences Facilities Support Services Computer Systems Design Services Other Computer-Related Services Engineering Services Architectural Services Electronic Computer Manufacturing Commercial and Institutional Building Contruction Security Guards and Patrol Services Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Manufacturing NASA Centers Small Business Acquisition Guide 3
6 ARMSTRONG FLIGHT RESEARCH CENTER The Armstrong Flight Research Center (AFRC) is advancing aerospace technology and environmental and space science through atmospheric flight. Located at Edwards Air Force Base in California, AFRC conducts flight research and technology integration to revolutionize aviation and pioneer aerospace technology. The Center also supports operations of the International Space Station for NASA. From its satellite Armstrong Aircraft Operations Facility in nearby Palmdale, CA, AFRC conducts airborne remote sensing and environmental science missions. The Palmdale facility is also the base of operations for the Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy (SOFIA). Total FY14 Prime Dollars Obligated: $105,670,813 Total FY14 Small Business Prime Dollars Obligated: $58,450,640 Small Business Contact: Robert Medina, Small Business Specialist Phone: Fax: mail.nasa.gov Location: Edwards AFB, CA Web site: business/procurement/index.html 4 NASA Centers Small Business Acquisition Guide
7 List of Major NAICS Codes: Listed in order of descending dollar amount / Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences Other Support Activities for Air Transportation Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures Construction Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing Facilities Support Services Office Administrative Services Security Guards and Patrol Services Aircraft Manufacturing Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services Environmental Consulting Services The International Space Station in orbit. (NASA) NASA Centers Small Business Acquisition Guide 5
8 GLENN RESEARCH CENTER Glenn Research Center (GRC) at Lewis Field in Cleveland, OH, develops critical space flight systems and technologies to advance the exploration of our solar system and beyond while continuing to maintain leadership in aeronautics. In partnership with U.S. industries, universities, and other Government institutions, the Center s research and development efforts focus on advancements in propulsion, power, communications, nuclear technology, and humanrelated aerospace systems. Total FY14 Prime Dollars Obligated: $357,288,135 Total FY14 Small Business Prime Dollars Obligated: $249,283,469 Small Business Contact: Teresa L. Monaco, Small Business Specialist Phone: Fax: GRC-SmallBusiness@mail.nasa.gov Location: Cleveland, OH Web site: 6 NASA Centers Small Business Acquisition Guide
9 Scientific imaging specialist Quentin Schwinn uses a laser scanner to scan ice accretion on the leading edge of an airfoil in NASA Glenn s Icing Research Tunnel. (NASA) List of Major NAICS Codes: Listed in order of descending dollar amount / Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences Facilities Support Services Other Computer-Related Services All Other Specialty Trade Contractors Architectural Services Electric Power Distribution Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services Engineering Services Industrial Building Construction Educational Support Services NASA Centers Small Business Acquisition Guide 7
10 GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC) is located in Greenbelt, MD. Our mission is to expand knowledge of Earth and its environment, the solar system, and the universe through observation from space. To ensure that our Nation maintains leadership in this endeavor, we are committed to excellence in scientific investigation, in the development and operation of space systems, and in the advancement of essential technologies. GSFC is also the contracting office for NASA Headquarters (HQ) in Washington, DC. The list of NAICS codes below is the combined list of requirements for both GSFC and Headquarters. Total FY14 Prime Dollars Obligated (GSFC and HQ): $2,786,599,297 Total FY14 Small Business Prime Dollars Obligated (GSFC and HQ): $729,743,858 Small Business Contacts: Elizabeth A. Haase, Small Business Specialist Phone: Fax: Gilberto Del Valle, Small Business Specialist Phone: Fax: Jennifer D. Perez, Small Business Specialist Phone: Fax: Donna J. Broderick, Small Business Specialist Phone: Fax: Location: Washington, DC Greenbelt, MD Web site: 8 NASA Centers Small Business Acquisition Guide
11 U.S. astronauts aboard the International Space Station snapped this photo of Earth from space on March 2, (NASA) List of Major NAICS Codes: Listed in order of descending dollar amount Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Manufacturing / Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences Engineering Services All Other Telecommunications Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing Facilities Support Services Optical Instrument and Lens Manufacturing Computer Systems Design Services Process, Physical Distribution, and Logistics Consulting Services Computer Facilities Management Services NASA Centers Small Business Acquisition Guide 9
12 JET PROPULSION LABORATORY The Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) is a division of the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) and a Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC) for NASA. JPL is NASA s lead Center for robotic exploration of the solar system. Located at the base of the foothills near Pasadena, CA, the laboratory occupies 177 acres and employs 4,500 people with an approximate budget of $1.4 billion. JPL has a wide-ranging charter for Earth-science research, space exploration, astronomy, physics, and tele communications. The laboratory has received numerous small business utilization awards, including the prestigious U.S. Small Business Administration s Dwight D. Eisenhower Award of Excellence in the research-and-development category for the years 1996, 2003, and Only 2 percent of Eisenhower Award recipients have earned the award more than once. Total FY14 Prime Dollars Obligated: $757,216,745 Total FY14 Small Business Prime Dollars Obligated: $151,991,960 Small Business Contacts: Chanrick M. Ellerbe, Small Business Specialist Phone: Fax: chanrick.m.ellerbe@nasa.gov Felicia A. Bell, Business Opportunities Manager Phone: Fax business.opportunities.office@jpl.nasa.gov Mary Helen Ruiz, Small Business Administrator Phone: Fax: maryhelen.ruiz@jpl.nasa.gov Jasmine N. Colbert, Small Business Administrator Phone: Fax: jasmine.n.colbert@jpl.nasa.gov Location: Pasadena, CA Web site: 10 NASA Centers Small Business Acquisition Guide
13 List of Major NAICS Codes: Listed in order of descending dollar amount IT Infrastructure Services and Support (ITISS) Construction Thermal Analysis Mechanical Systems Engineering and Research Division Support Service Center Data Systems Implementation and Operations (DSIO) Temporary Technical and Professional Support (TTAPS) Security and Fire Protection Services Desktop and Institutional Computing Environment (DICE) Technology and Applications Programs Support (ITDAS) Spacecraft Subsystems and Assemblies Technicians prepare NASA's InSight Mars lander for propulsion proof and leak testing. (NASA/JPL- Caltech/Lockheed Martin) NASA Centers Small Business Acquisition Guide 11
14 JOHNSON SPACE CENTER Located in Houston, TX, the Johnson Space Center (JSC), provides leadership for human space exploration and operations. JSC strives to advance human capability for the exploration and utilization of space by conducting space operations and by designing, testing, and developing space flight hardware and systems. JSC has the responsibility for operation of the International Space Station. Additionally, the Center hosts the Commercial Cargo Project, which will foster increased commercial space enterprise opportunities. Total FY14 Prime Dollars Obligated: $3,539,498,408 Total FY14 Small Business Prime Dollars Obligated: $279,796,492 Small Business Contacts: Charles T. Williams, Small Business Specialist Phone: Fax: Rose Herrera, Small Business Specialist Phone: Location: Houston, TX Web site: 12 NASA Centers Small Business Acquisition Guide
15 Engineers and technicians at NASA s Johnson Space Center testing the spacesuit astronauts will wear in the Agency s Orion spacecraft. (NASA) List of Major NAICS Codes: Listed in order of descending dollar amount / Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences Nonscheduled Chartered Freight Air Transportation Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Manufacturing Other Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing Facilities Support Services Computer Facilities Management Services Other Support Activities for Air Transportation Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services Other Computer-Related Services Engineering Services NASA Centers Small Business Acquisition Guide 13
16 KENNEDY SPACE CENTER Kennedy Space Center (KSC) will transform from a historically Government- and program-focused, single-user launch complex to a more capability-centric and cost-effective multiuser spaceport, serving both Government and commercial space providers. KSC s future is launch services, commercial crew, and exploration programs. The Ground Systems Development and Operations Program is propelling this vision forward by refurbishing and upgrading the KSC infrastructure, which will equip the Center to process and launch the next-generation vehicles and spacecraft designed to extend humanity's reach into space. KSC is playing a key role in solving technical problems, processing payloads and hardware for future missions, and diversifying partnerships that will utilize existing capabilities. Total FY14 Prime Dollars Obligated: $1,483,154,098 Total FY14 Small Business Prime Dollars Obligated: $276,802,662 Small Business Contact: Joyce C. McDowell, Small Business Specialist Phone: Fax: KSC-SmallBusiness@mail.nasa.gov Location: Kennedy Space Center, FL Web site: procure/index.htm 14 NASA Centers Small Business Acquisition Guide
17 List of Major NAICS Codes: Listed in order of descending dollar amount. The SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket set to launch NOAA s Deep Space Climate Observatory spacecraft, or DSCOVR, awaits liftoff at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida. (NASA) Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Manufacturing Engineering Services Facilities Support Services Structural Steel and Precast Concrete Contractors / Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences Commercial and Institutional Building Construction Wired Telecommunications Carriers Security Guards and Patrol Services Architectural Services Offices of Physicians (Except Mental Health Specialists) NASA Centers Small Business Acquisition Guide 15
18 LANGLEY RESEARCH CENTER Langley Research Center (LaRC), located in Hampton, VA, pioneers the future in space exploration, scientific discovery, atmospheric research, and aeronautics through the research and development of technology, scientific instruments and investigations, and exploration systems. Total FY14 Prime Dollars Obligated: $441,059,626 Total FY14 Small Business Prime Dollars Obligated: $192,453,171 Small Business Contact: Randy A. Manning, Small Business Specialist Phone: Fax: Location: Hampton, VA Web site: 16 NASA Centers Small Business Acquisition Guide
19 Brian Stewart, the system's integration manager, poses with the robot system ISAAC. ISAAC stands for Integrated Structural Assembly of Advanced Composites. (NASA) List of Major NAICS Codes: Listed in order of descending dollar amount / Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences Facilities Support Services Computer Facilities Management Services Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services Other Computer-Related Services Electric Power Distribution Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services Electronic Computer Manufacturing Libraries and Archives Professional and Management Development Training NASA Centers Small Business Acquisition Guide 17
20 MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC), located in Huntsville, AL, serves as a systems developer and integrator for exploration and science missions. It advances Agency priorities with its full life-cycle engineering capabilities, developing and integrating human and scientific space flight systems from concept, to development, to operation. MSFC s work in advanced materials and manufacturing processes and its scientific research in specialized areas round out its portfolio. Total FY14 Prime Dollars Obligated: $1,842,589,076 Total FY14 Small Business Prime Dollars Obligated: $291,680,358 Small Business Contact: David E. Brock, Small Business Specialist Phone: Fax: MSFC-SmallBusiness@mail.nasa.gov Location: Huntsville, AL Web site: 18 NASA Centers Small Business Acquisition Guide
21 List of Major NAICS Codes: Listed in order of descending dollar amount Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Manufacturing / Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Propulsion Unit and Propulsion Unit Parts Manufacturing Engineering Services Wired Telecommunications Carriers Facilities Support Services Commercial and Institutional Building Construction Fabricated Structural Metal Manufacturing Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services Security Guards and Patrol Services An ion spectrometer launched on the Magnetospheric Multiscale mission is tested inside a facility that simulates the space environment. (NASA) NASA Centers Small Business Acquisition Guide 19
22 The Shared Services Center at Stennis Space Center (NASA) NASA SHARED SERVICES CENTER The NASA Shared Services Center (NSSC), located at Stennis Space Center in Mississippi, serves as a major Agency-wide service resource that provides timely, accurate, high-quality, cost-effective, and customer-focused services for NASA. The Center is a value-added, independent resource for NASA s information technology, financial management, procurement, and human-resources communities. By achieving synergy within and across functions, the NSSC increases operational efficiency, reduces resource requirements for institutional support areas, and positions NASA for further business process improvements and innovations. Total FY14 Prime Dollars Obligated: $553,052,046 Total FY14 Small Business Prime Dollars Obligated: $195,959,480 Small Business Contact: Troy E. Miller, Small Business Specialist Phone: Fax: NSSC-SmallBusiness@mail.nasa.gov Location: Stennis Space Center, MS Web site: 20 NASA Centers Small Business Acquisition Guide
23 List of Major NAICS Codes: (PRODUCTS/SERVICES THAT THE NSSC ACQUIRES TO MEET ITS OWN REQUIREMENTS) Listed in order of descending dollar amount Computer Systems Design Services / Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences Office Administrative Services Other Computer-Related Services Software Publishers Computer Facilities Management Services Electronic Computer Manufacturing Computer and Software Stores Office Machinery and Equipment Rental and Leasing Professional and Management Development Training NASA Centers Small Business Acquisition Guide 21
24 STENNIS SPACE CENTER Stennis Space Center (SSC), located in Stennis, MS, implements NASA s mission in areas assigned by two Agency mission directorates. SSC manages rocket-propulsion testing for the Human Exploration and Operations Mission Directorate (HEOMD) and is serving as the Systems Engineering Center, managing assigned applied sciences program activities for the Science Mission Directorate (SMD). Stennis also serves as Federal manager and host of a major Government multiagency center. Total FY14 Prime Dollars Obligated: $197,229,115 Total FY14 Small Business Prime Dollars Obligated: $52,580,901 Small Business Contact: Robert E. Watts, Small Business Specialist Phone: Fax: SSC-SmallBusiness@mail.nasa.gov Location: Stennis Space Center, MS Web site: business/index.html 22 NASA Centers Small Business Acquisition Guide
25 List of Major NAICS Codes: Listed in order of descending dollar amount. The RS-25 engine, which successfully powered the Space Shuttle, is being modified for the Space Launch System. (NASA/SSC) Facilities Support Services Industrial Building Construction / Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences Computer Systems Design Services Industrial Gas Manufacturing Security Guards and Patrol Services Testing Laboratories Instruments and Related Products Manufacturing for Measuring, Displaying, and Controlling Industrial Process Variables Other Measuring and Controlling Device Manufacturing Natural Gas Distribution NASA Centers Small Business Acquisition Guide 23
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