Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation Contracts in Virginia
Federal contract operations by Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation performed in Virginia (VA)
Overview
Total Contract Value: $22,530,063,947
Contract Count: 327
Average Contract Size: $68.9M
Sole Source Rate: 0%
Small Business Rate: 0%
Awarding Agencies
- Department of Defense — $18.6B (288 contracts)
- National Aeronautics and Space Administration — $1.8B (7 contracts)
- General Services Administration — $660.6M (9 contracts)
- Department of Health and Human Services — $457.7M (8 contracts)
- Department of Homeland Security — $390.0M (5 contracts)
- Department of State — $217.5M (2 contracts)
- Department of the Treasury — $175.0M (3 contracts)
- Department of the Interior — $151.1M (3 contracts)
- Department of Justice — $93.8M (1 contracts)
- Department of Housing and Urban Development — $10.6M (1 contracts)
Spending by Sector
- Defense: $8.4B (114 contracts)
- IT: $5.2B (83 contracts)
- Other: $5.1B (79 contracts)
- R&D: $3.7B (49 contracts)
- Engineering Services: $88.7M (1 contracts)
- Healthcare: $50.7M (1 contracts)
Contracts
- IGF::OT::IGF NEXTSTEP NRA AWARD. THIS NEXTSTEP CONTRACT BUILDS UPON THE SUCCESS OF COMMERCIAL ORBITAL TRANSPORTATION SERVICES SPACE ACT AGREEMENT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM AND AN EXISTING INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION (ISS) COMMERCIAL RESUPPLY SERVICES (CRS) CONTRACT. ORBITAL HAS SUCCESSFULLY TRANSITIONED FROM COTS TO THE CRS PROGRAM, FLYING THREE VERY SUCCESSFUL PRESSURIZED CARGO RESUPPLY MISSIONS TO THE ISS, USING THE CYGNUS SPACECRAFT. ORBITAL ALSO SUCCESSFULLY DEVELOPED SPACECRAFT FOR SOLAR SYSTEM EXPLORATION TO INCLUDE THE CURRENTLY OPERATIONAL DAWN MISSION. THIS MISSION WAS LAUNCHED IN SEPTEMBER 2007, COMPLETED ITS RENDEZVOUS MISSION AT VESTA IN JULY 2012 AND IS EN ROUTE TO CERES IN EARLY 2015. WITH SPACE AGENCY BUDGETS CONTINUING TO BE TIGHT, EXPLORATION PLANS NEED TO EMPHASIZE EVOLUTION OF EXISTING SYSTEMS, WHERE COST AND SCHEDULE IS BETTER CONTROLLED, AND DEVELOPMENT RISK REDUCED. SPECIFICALLY, ELEMENTS OF THE CURRENT ISS, INCLUDING CYGNUS, CAN BE EVOLVED TO SUPPORT MORE DISTANT SPACE DESTINATIONS. TO SUPPORT THESE ENDEAVORS, ORBITAL CONTRIBUTES TO THE DEVELOPMENT AND PRODUCT IMPROVEMENT OF CYGNUS AND TO NEXTSTEP ACTIVITIES AND HAVE INVESTED IN THE COTS CRS PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP ENDEAVOR. ORBITAL'S EXPLORATION AUGMENTATION MODULE (BAM) ARCHITECTURE USES A MODULAR, BUILDING BLOCK APPROACH THAT LEVERAGES THE CYGNUS SPACECRAFT TO EXPAND CISLUNAR AND LONG DURATION DEEP SPACE TRANSIT HABITATION CAPABILITIES AND TECHNOLOGIES CRITICAL TO NASAS LONG-TERM EXPLORATION GOALS. ORBITALS ARCHITECTURE CONCEPT BLENDS IN-PRODUCTION HARDWARE WITH ADAPTATION, EVOLUTION, PLANNING, AND FORWARD THINKING. CYGNUS WILL SERVE AS A MODULAR HABITAT AND TEST PLATFORM FOR QUALIFYING TECHNOLOGIES IN A DISTANT RETROGRADE ORBIT (DRO) OR IN A LOW EARTH ORBIT (LEO), EITHER WHILE ATTACHED TO THE ISS OR AS A FREE-FLYER. USING THE EXISTING, OPERATIONAL CYGNUS TO PERFORM THESE MISSIONS HAS THE ADVANTAGE OF DECREASING OVERALL DEVELOPMENT TIME AND COSTS, AND FREEING UP RESOURCES THAT WOULD BE SPENT ON DEVELOPING A SPACECRAFT TO FOCUS ON CULTIVATING MISSION ENABLING TECHNOLOGIES. THE GOAL IS TO HAVE A CYGNUS DERIVED EAM DEPLOYED IN CISLUNAR SPACE BEFORE 2020. THIS SPACECRAFT WILL BE THE FIRST BUILDING BLOCK IN SUPPORTING BOTH COMMERCIAL MARKETS AND GOVERNMENT OBJECTIVES. THE PROPOSED EFFORT FOR THIS NEXTSTEP BAA PHASE I, INVOLVES DEFINING AN EAM ARCHITECTURE AND CONCEPT OF OPERATIONS (CONOPS) THAT ADDRESSES COMMERCIAL MARKETS AND NASA EXPLORATION OBJECTIVES, TECHNOLOGY MATURATION PLANNING AND INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT, AND TO IDENTIFY TECHNOLOGIES THAT CAN BE IMPLEMENTED AND DEMONSTRATED IN THE ISSILEO ENVIRONMENT WITHIN THE NEXT THREE YEARS. TO MATURE HABITATION TECHNOLOGIES, THE CONTRACTOR WILL IDENTIFY STATE OF THE ART (SOA) TECHNOLOGIES ACROSS NASA TECHNOLOGY AREAS (TAS) DEFINED IN THE NASA TECHNOLOGY ROADMAP. FOCUS WILL BE ON MATURATION OF THE FOLLOWING TECHNOLOGIES ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL AND LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEMS ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING SAFETY AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE AND HABITATION THERMAL CONTROL SYSTEMS AUTONOMOUS HABITATION SYSTEMS NAVIGATION SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT DOCKING AND CAPTURE MECHANISMS AND DEPLOYABLE HABITATION ELEMENTS — $1.6B
- GCSS-ARMY (F/T) — $1.3B
- Contract — $1.2B
- IGF::CT::IGF CONTRACT AWARD FOR CONTRACTOR LOGISTICS SUPPORT (CLS), ALSO REFERRED TO AS LIFE CYCLE SERVICES, FOR THE GOVERNMENT-OWNED FIXED WING FLEET PERFORMING SPECIAL ELECTRONIC MISSION AIRCRAFT (SEMA) MISSIONS (MC-12, C-12, RC-12, EO-5, B300, MODEL 300 AND RO-6A). — $1.2B
- CNTPO SUPPORT - BASE YEAR — $493.4M
- P-3 AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE AND LOGISTIC SUPPORT SERVICES — $328.5M
- IGF::CT::IGF BATTLEFIELD AIRBORNE COMMUNICATIONS NODE E-11A PLATFORM MAINTENANCE — $315.9M
- AIR AND SPACE OPERATIONS CENTER (AOC) WEAPON SYSTEM (WS)MODERNIZATION — $311.1M
- THE COUNTER-ROCKET, ARTILLERY AND MORTAR (C-RAM) REQUIREMENT FOR THE INSTALLATION AND SUPPORT (I&S) FOR CRITICAL COMPONENTS OF THE SYSTEM OF SYSTEMS (SOS) IN SUPPORT OF US AND COALITION PARTNER IN RESPONSE TO ONGOING CONTINGENCY OPERATIONS (OCO) LOCATIONS WORLDWIDE. — $293.3M
- INTELLIGENCE SYSTEMS INFRASTRUCTURE, TOOLS, AND ENHANCEMENTS (INSITE) — $278.6M
- PERFORMING TECHNICAL ANALYSIS OF COMPUTER NETWORK INTRUSION EVENTS AND MALICIOUS ACTIVITY IN SUPPORT OF CYBER INTELLIGENCE EFFORTS. — $276.3M
- DHS REQUIRES SECURE COMPUTER-TO-COMPUTER CONNECTIVITY BETWEEN ITS COMPONENTS AND FIELD ACTIVITIES FOR THE PURPOSE OF MOVING CLASSIFIED DATA THROUGHOUT THE DHS IN SUPPORT OF ITS OVERALL MISSION. — $276.1M
- CR-1636, "CH-53E AIRCRAFT SURVIVABILITY EQUIPMENT (ASE) UPGRADE" — $275.8M
- IGF::OT::IGF E-11A PLATFORM MAINTENANCE — $274.6M
- IGF::OT::IGF THIS IS A NEW 5 YEAR FOLLOW ON CONTRACT TO W31P4Q-07-C-0335 FOR CONTINUED SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT, MAINTENANCE, AND TRAINING. — $245.8M
- EPS CAPS DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT — $245.4M
- Contract — $244.5M
- JCREW I1B1 LRIP SYSTEMS — $244.1M
- SPECIAL AMMUNITION AND WEAPONS SYSTEMS REQUIREMENTS — $224.0M
- BATTLEFIELD AIRBORNE COMMUNICATIONS NODE (BACN) E-11A PLATFORM MAINTENANCE AND MAIN OPERATING BASE (MOB) CONTRACTOR LOGISTICS SUPPORT (CLS) — $201.6M
Frequently Asked Questions
How many contracts does Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation have in Virginia?
Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation has 327 contracts performed in Virginia worth a combined $22.5B.
What is the average contract size for Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation in Virginia?
The average contract size is $68.9M.