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Johnson Office of Procurement

About the Johnson Office of Procurement

Our Mission: Lead Human Space Exploration through exceptional acquisition support.

Current Significant Acquisitions

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Current Significant Acquisitions

Launch of a Rocket

COSMOS Contract

Contract for Organizing Spaceflight Mission Operations and Systems (COSMOS)

Human Health

HHPC2 Contract

Human Health and Performance Contract 2 (HHPC2)

Lunar Freezer System

LFS Contract

Lunar Freezer System Contract (LFS)

Mission Technical Integration Contract (MTIC)

MTIC Contract

Mission Technical Integration Contract (MTIC)

Preflight image of the four Atmospheric Waves Experiment (AWE) telescopes at Space Dynamics Laboratory (SDL) facilities on Utah State University’s Innovation Campus. Image courtesy of SDL/Allison Bills.

NOIS3 Contract

NASA Open Innovation Services 3 Contract (NOIS3)

Simulation Software Services

SASS2 Contract

Simulation and Advanced Software Services II Contract (SASS2)

Points Of Contact

JSC Ombudsman for Procurement

Donna M. Shafer

JSC Ombudsman for Procurement

JSC Competition Advocate for Procurement

Eric Schell

JSC Competition Advocate for Procurement

Bradley Niese Acting Director JSC Office of Procurement

Bradley Niese

Director, JSC Office of Procurement

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Johnson Office of Procurement

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