NASA has officially tapped seven private firms to spearhead a major revitalization effort at the Johnson Space Center in Houston. The initiative, valued at up to $300 million, focuses on modernizing mission-support facilities, upgrading critical utilities, and replacing aging equipment to ensure the campus remains at the forefront of aerospace innovation. All project funding is slated for obligation by September 30, 2026.

This indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract structure is designed to facilitate the rapid execution of essential infrastructure projects. By streamlining the procurement process, the agency aims to maintain the high standards required for astronaut crew training, complex engineering development, and ongoing mission readiness. To ensure cost-effectiveness and competitive pricing, individual task orders will be distributed among the selected contractors.

The companies selected to participate in this multi-year infrastructure program include Coho Construction Management, LLC; Conti Federal Services, LLC; Healtheon, Inc.; HITT Contracting, Inc.; Ross Group Construction Corporation, LLC; Energy EPC Solutions, LLC (operating as S&B Services); and Sauer Construction, LLC. These partners will play a pivotal role in sustaining the operational integrity of one of the nation’s most vital space exploration hubs.