NASA July 2025

Reporting

Analyses

Impact

1. RECIPIENT

   FIREFLY AEROSPACE INC

   AWARD AMOUNT

   $15,900,920

   Base Award

   PERFORMED IN

   Cedar Park, TX

   NAICS CODE

   Nonscheduled Chartered Freight Air Transportation • 481212

   PSC CODE

   Space R&d Services; Space Flight, Research And Supporting Activities; R&d Administrative Expenses • AR14

   DESCRIPTION

   Commercial lunar payload services (clps) contract task order cs-6.

   Funding Office

   NASA JOHNSON SPACE CENTER

   Object Classes

   25.5: Research and development contracts

   Program Activities

   0001: SCIENCE (DIRECT)

   SIGNED

   Jul 29, 2025

   CONTRACT PERIOD

   7/29/25 → 4/2/30

2. RECIPIENT

   CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

   AWARD AMOUNT

   $14,100,000

   Supplemental Agreement for Work Within Scope

   PERFORMED IN

   Pasadena, CA

   NAICS CODE

   Research And Development In The Physical, Engineering, And Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology And Biotechnology) • 541715

   PSC CODE

   R&d- Space: Science/applications (applied Research/exploratory Development) • AR22

   DESCRIPTION

   Dsn aperture enhancement project (daep) the contract is the sponsoring agreement between the national aeronautics and space administration (nasa) and the california institute of technology (contractor), a private nonprofit educational institution, which establishes the relationship for the operation of the federally funded research and development center (ffrdc) known as the jet propulsion laboratory. the contractor, jpl, is required to perform work that is designated in task orders issued by the nasa management office (nmo) contracting officers. nasa - sponsored work: jpl's primary mission is to support the nasa science mission directorate (smd) in carrying out the specific objectives identified in the smd science plan. the four broad scientific areas are: earth science, planetary science, heliophysics, and astrophysics. in performance of this contract, jpl shall: 1) supply a broad base of scientific and technical capabilities relevant to nasa program and project responsibilities and assignments. 2) foster its unique relationship with a top-tier university to facilitate the involvement of scientists, engineers, and students from the university and research communities in nasa mission and in supporting other government agencies. 3) support nasa in enabling program and institutional capabilities. 4) develop spacecraft and instruments that are sent to various destinations with our solar system, including earth orbit, planets, planetary satellites, asteroids, and comets. these missions may be orbiters, landers, or rovers, and typically include cutting-edge technologies required to meet scientific requirements. 5) perform project tasks involving: (i) autonomous deep-space, inner-space and earth-orbiting spacecraft or major subsystems, (ii) experiments, instruments, or other devices which may be carried as payload on spacecrafts in missions managed by others, and/or (iii) ground-based systems. 6) beyond its primary mission, jpl may perform work for other nasa mission directorates or offices. 7) jpl is also responsible for the operation, research, technology insertion, and management of nasa s deep space network to provide telecommunication and operation services, including data acquisition and data delivery required to meet established agency objectives. 8) jpl is also required to maintain and conduct an education program in close coordination with the nasa headquarters education office, the academic community at large, and in support to nasa strategic objectives to improve student retention in the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (stem) disciplines. work for non-nasa sponsors: jpl may perform work for non-nasa sponsors. this work will be designated in task orders issued by nmo contracting officers based on task plans initiated by the contractor.

   Funding Office

   NASA MANAGEMENT OFFICE -- JPL

   Object Classes

   32.0: Land and structures

   Program Activities

   0001: CONSTRUCTION AND ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE AND RESTORATION (DIRECT)

   SIGNED

   Jul 1, 2025

   CONTRACT PERIOD

   5/30/19 → 6/30/27

3. RECIPIENT

   CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

   AWARD AMOUNT

   $7,600,000

   Supplemental Agreement for Work Within Scope

   PERFORMED IN

   Pasadena, CA

   NAICS CODE

   Research And Development In The Physical, Engineering, And Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology And Biotechnology) • 541715

   PSC CODE

   R&d- Space: Science/applications (applied Research/exploratory Development) • AR22

   DESCRIPTION

   Demo of facilities, mechanical, and electrical assets

   Funding Office

   NASA MANAGEMENT OFFICE -- JPL

   Object Classes

   32.0: Land and structures

   Program Activities

   0001: CONSTRUCTION AND ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE AND RESTORATION (DIRECT)

   SIGNED

   Jul 22, 2025

   CONTRACT PERIOD

   9/25/19 → 8/15/27

4. RECIPIENT

   COUNTERTRADE PRODUCTS, INC.

   AWARD AMOUNT

   $6,711,241

   Base Award

   PERFORMED IN

   Orlando, FL

   NAICS CODE

   Electronic Computer Manufacturing • 334111

   PSC CODE

   It And Telecom - Compute: Servers (hardware And Perpetual License Software) • 7B22

   DESCRIPTION

   Call order #1 - citr# 71190 - ksc poweredge rack server/tower

   Funding Office

   NASA IT PROCUREMENT OFFICE

   Object Classes

   25.7: Operation and maintenance of equipment;31.0: Equipment

   Program Activities

   0001: DEEP SPACE EXPLORATION SYSTEMS (DIRECT)

   SIGNED

   Jul 28, 2025

   CONTRACT PERIOD

   7/29/25 → 12/26/25

5. RECIPIENT

   CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

   AWARD AMOUNT

   $4,944,343

   Funding Only Action

   PERFORMED IN

   Pasadena, CA

   NAICS CODE

   Research And Development In The Physical, Engineering, And Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology And Biotechnology) • 541715

   PSC CODE

   Space R&d Services; Space Flight, Research And Supporting Activities; Applied Research • AR12

   DESCRIPTION

   Maximizing cosmological science with the roman high latitude imaging survey (hlis) project infrastructure team (70-210230)

   Funding Office

   NASA MANAGEMENT OFFICE -- JPL

   Object Classes

   25.5: Research and development contracts

   Program Activities

   0001: SCIENCE (DIRECT)

   SIGNED

   Jul 9, 2025

   CONTRACT PERIOD

   3/28/24 → 3/28/29

6. RECIPIENT

   CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

   AWARD AMOUNT

   $4,693,286

   Funding Only Action

   PERFORMED IN

   Pasadena, CA

   NAICS CODE

   Research And Development In The Physical, Engineering, And Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology And Biotechnology) • 541715

   PSC CODE

   R&d- Space: Science/applications (applied Research/exploratory Development) • AR22

   DESCRIPTION

   Cold atom lab (cal) 70-18547

   Funding Office

   NASA MANAGEMENT OFFICE -- JPL

   Object Classes

   25.5: Research and development contracts

   Program Activities

   0001: SCIENCE (DIRECT);0001: SPACE OPERATIONS (DIRECT)

   SIGNED

   Jul 29, 2025

   CONTRACT PERIOD

   10/1/18 → 9/30/27

7. RECIPIENT

   CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

   AWARD AMOUNT

   $4,500,000

   Supplemental Agreement for Work Within Scope

   PERFORMED IN

   Pasadena, CA

   NAICS CODE

   Research And Development In The Physical, Engineering, And Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology And Biotechnology) • 541715

   PSC CODE

   R&d- Space: Science/applications (applied Research/exploratory Development) • AR22

   DESCRIPTION

   Pasadena and lincoln avenue agreements the contract is the sponsoring agreement between the national aeronautics and space administration (nasa) and the california institute of technology (contractor), a private nonprofit educational institution, which establishes the relationship for the operation of the federally funded research and development center (ffrdc) known as the jet propulsion laboratory. the contractor, jpl, is required to perform work that is designated in task orders issued by the nasa management office (nmo) contracting officers. nasa - sponsored work: jpl's primary mission is to support the nasa science mission directorate (smd) in carrying out the specific objectives identified in the smd science plan. the four broad scientific areas are: earth science, planetary science, heliophysics, and astrophysics. in performance of this contract, jpl shall: 1) supply a broad base of scientific and technical capabilities relevant to nasa program and project responsibilities and assignments. 2) foster its unique relationship with a top-tier university to facilitate the involvement of scientists, engineers, and students from the university and research communities in nasa mission and in supporting other government agencies. 3) support nasa in enabling program and institutional capabilities. 4) develop spacecraft and instruments that are sent to various destinations with our solar system, including earth orbit, planets, planetary satellites, asteroids, and comets. these missions may be orbiters, landers, or rovers, and typically include cutting-edge technologies required to meet scientific requirements. 5) perform project tasks involving: (i) autonomous deep-space, inner-space and earth-orbiting spacecraft or major subsystems, (ii) experiments, instruments, or other devices which may be carried as payload on spacecrafts in missions managed by others, and/or (iii) ground-based systems. 6) beyond its primary mission, jpl may perform work for other nasa mission directorates or offices. 7) jpl is also responsible for the operation, research, technology insertion, and management of nasa s deep space network to provide telecommunication and operation services, including data acquisition and data delivery required to meet established agency objectives. 8) jpl is also required to maintain and conduct an education program in close coordination with the nasa headquarters education office, the academic community at large, and in support to nasa strategic objectives to improve student retention in the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (stem) disciplines. work for non-nasa sponsors: jpl may perform work for non-nasa sponsors. this work will be designated in task orders issued by nmo contracting officers based on task plans initiated by the contractor.

   Funding Office

   NASA MANAGEMENT OFFICE -- JPL

   Object Classes

   32.0: Land and structures

   Program Activities

   0001: CONSTRUCTION AND ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE AND RESTORATION (DIRECT)

   SIGNED

   Jul 10, 2025

   CONTRACT PERIOD

   10/1/18 → 9/30/27

8. RECIPIENT

   CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

   AWARD AMOUNT

   $4,383,000

   Funding Only Action

   PERFORMED IN

   Pasadena, CA

   NAICS CODE

   Research And Development In The Physical, Engineering, And Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology And Biotechnology) • 541715

   PSC CODE

   Space R&d Services; Space Flight, Research And Supporting Activities; Applied Research • AR12

   DESCRIPTION

   The great observatory maturation program (gomap) (71-215312)

   Funding Office

   NASA MANAGEMENT OFFICE -- JPL

   Object Classes

   25.5: Research and development contracts

   Program Activities

   0001: SCIENCE (DIRECT)

   SIGNED

   Jul 31, 2025

   CONTRACT PERIOD

   2/15/24 → 9/27/26

9. RECIPIENT

   STI LEGACY, INC.

   AWARD AMOUNT

   $3,369,761

   Other Administrative Action

   PERFORMED IN

   Lexington, KY

   NAICS CODE

   Research And Development In Biotechnology (except Nanobiotechnology) • 541714

   PSC CODE

   Space R&d Services; Space Flight, Research And Supporting Activities; Experimental Development • AR13

   DESCRIPTION

   A virtual astronaut tissue analog response (avatar) missions

   Funding Office

   NASA JOHNSON SPACE CENTER

   Object Classes

   25.5: Research and development contracts

   Program Activities

   0001: SCIENCE (DIRECT)

   SIGNED

   Jul 8, 2025

   CONTRACT PERIOD

   2/14/24 → 12/31/26

10. RECIPIENT

    CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

    AWARD AMOUNT

    $3,181,000

    Base Award

    PERFORMED IN

    Pasadena, CA

    NAICS CODE

    Research And Development In The Physical, Engineering, And Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology And Biotechnology) • 541715

    PSC CODE

    Space R&d Services; Space Flight, Research And Supporting Activities; Applied Research • AR12

    DESCRIPTION

    Tethered intelligent ultralight power systerm (tulips) 10kw system for mars & moon power transfer (tulips-task) (14-231524)

    Funding Office

    NASA MANAGEMENT OFFICE -- JPL

    Object Classes

    25.5: Research and development contracts

    Program Activities

    0001: SPACE TECHNOLOGY (DIRECT)

    SIGNED

    Jul 23, 2025

    CONTRACT PERIOD

    7/23/25 → 8/23/26

1. National Aeronautics and Space Administration

   
   $182,248,010