°µÍø³Ô¹Ï provides program engineering support in all areas of operations, performs Facility Condition Assessments (FCA), executes a robust reliability centered maintenance program, develops design reviews for NASA, and manages an arc flash analysis program. 

Specific solutions include implementing Robotic Process Automation (RPA), GPS vehicle optimization, mobile Maximo deployment, reliability centered maintenance with predictive programs, retro commissioning, and critical lifts and transport of flight hardware and ground support equipment.

Program Highlights:

• Strong safety performance and National Safety Council Perfect Record awards

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In addition, KPLSS provides Life Support Services for Hypergol fuel/oxidizer handling and maintains personnel protective equipment for the KSC fire department and customers throughout the space center.

Our solutions are provided for NASA at the Kennedy Space Center (KSC), for the Space Force at neighboring Cape Canaveral Space Force Station (CCSFS), and Patrick Air Force Base (PAFB) and for our commercial customers both on-base and at off-site locations.

Project Highlights:

• Outstanding safety record, including national recognition by the National Safety Council (NSC) for awards exemplifying the KPLSS II team’s safety and regulatory compliance culture – culture that results in successful high performance in a high-risk work environment. NSC awards received:
• Million Work Hours Award
• Safety Leadership Award
• Occupational Excellence Award
• Perfect Record Award
• Successful solutions provided on increasing launch cadence (FY21: 36, FY22: 46, FY23: 68), anticipated increase up to 100/yr
• Excellent HazWaste storage record in Hypergol area
• Artemis Mobile Launcher maintenance and configuration updates for Artemis II
• Direct engineering console support for launches, and readiness testing

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Synergy Achieving Operations & Maintenance Contract (SACOM)

The °µÍø³Ô¹Ï-led JV, S3, delivers consolidated facility operations and sustainment solutions, test operations, and manufacturing support services for institutional and technical facilities located at Stennis Space Center (SSC), MS and Michoud Assembly Facility (MAF), LA.

°µÍø³Ô¹Ï’s S3 JV provides complete base operations, assembly and test support including managing the cryogenics, high pressure water, and special utilities required for space center support. Additional solutions delivered include engineering services (base and test), operations and maintenance, test support, logistics, program management, construction and construction management services, custodial services, cafeteria services, medical clinics, marine operations, environmental and fire protection Services, and grounds maintenance.

S3 also manages a 43-acre facility at MAF which supports aerospace manufacturing for NASA prime contractors.

Project Highlights:

1. Successfully supported the fabrication of the Space Launch System (SLS) vehicle’s Core Stage and Exploratory Upper Stage (EUS) at Michoud Assembly Facility (MAF)
2. Reconfigured the B2 Test Stand at Stennis and supported the successful Green Run Test of SLS Core Stage 1 at Stennis Space Center (SSC)
3. Supported testing of the RS 25 engine program at A1 Test Stand at SSC
4. Delivered maritime services to NASA to transport space flight hardware to Kennedy Space Center (KSC) from MAF including the delivery of Core Stage 1 to KSC
5. Supported commercial space flight companies testing new generation engines and components at SSC’s E Complex

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°µÍø³Ô¹Ï, under its legacy company DynCorp International (DI), supported the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Aircraft Maintenance and Operational Support (AMOS) program by providing maintenance, logistics, and engineering operations at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Texas, Langley Research Center in Virginia, and forward operating locations in El Paso, TX and Edwards AFB, CA. We performed full-spectrum maintenance, fleet management, and flight line operations for NASA’s fleet of 39 aircraft, including 21 T-38N, four HU-25 Falcon, three WB-57 F, two OV-10A, two OV-10G, a B377 SGT Super Guppy, DC-9, G-III, King Air B200, UC-12B Huron, 206 Super Skywagon, and a SR22.

Our management team implemented an AS9110-certified quality management system for this program, which specifies aerospace requirements for aircraft maintenance organizations. We supported approximately 4,900 annual flight hours and an average of 10 continental United States (CONUS) and 4 outside CONUS (OCONUS) deployments each year. DI won the initial AMOS program in June 2012 and performed exceptionally well through contract end in February 2018, which closed due to being competed as a small business set-aside.

Project Highlights:

• Managed 66,000 line items worth approximately $100M on the NASA AMOS program. Our logistics services include inventory management, kitting, purchasing, shipping and receiving, controlling repairable parts, and many other duties.
• Supported the Shuttle Carrier Aircraft (Boeing 747) with aircraft launch, recovery, maintenance, and payload integration support services before its retirement with the end of the Space Shuttle program. We ferried the last flight.
• °µÍø³Ô¹Ï provided aircraft maintenance support to NASA’s Shuttle Carrier Aircraft (SCA) for the space shuttle Endeavour’s final flight from Kennedy Space Center in Orlando, Fla. to its final home, the California Science Center.
• The Super Guppy is the only airplane in the world capable of carrying a complete stage, the third stage of the Super Guppy Turbine N941NA (formerly F-GEAI), serial number 0004, is still in service with NASA as a transport aircraft, and is based at the El Paso Forward Operating Location at El Paso International Airport, in El Paso, Texas, US. It is the last operational Boeing 377 Stratocruiser in the world.

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°µÍø³Ô¹Ï is the largest range support services provider in the world. This footprint includes some of the largest and most comprehensive contracts for the US Navy and the US Air Force.

We currently operate the Combined Tactical Training Ranges (CTTR) contract, and provide technical Engineering, Operations, Maintenance and Program management service for 11 US Navy/Marine Corps training ranges. CTTR supports air, land and sea training exercises for small- to large-unit events. Operations include Live Virtual Constructive (LVC) capabilities.

°Õ³ó±ðÌýJ-Tech II contract provides engineering and technical services to support research, development, test and evaluation, training missions, and related support activities for the 412th Test Wing Edwards, Nevada Test and Training Range (NTTR), Utah Test and Training Range, and China Lake Ranges. We provide expert technical knowledge of flight and ground test and training systems, equipment and facilities to support pre-mission, mission and post-mission requirements in areas including Telemetry Systems, Telecommunication Systems, Signal Collect/Monitoring Analysis, Threat Systems, Computer Systems, Instrumentation Systems, Mission Control/Coordination, Data Analysis/Reports, Time-Space Position Information (TSPI)/Scoring Systems, Test/Training Management, and Sustainment Engineering.

We also deliver Range Support Services via RSS II to the NTTR, Leach Lake Tactical Range, and Creech Air Force Base. We provide critical operational mission support as well as target maintenance for testing, tactics development, advanced training, and remotely piloted aircraft combat operations.

°µÍø³Ô¹Ï is teamed and supports the Eglin Operations and Maintenance Services contract providing advanced test support and data collection for open air ranges over the Gulf of Mexico, several ground test facilities, and overland ranges.

Finally, °µÍø³Ô¹Ï is teamed and supports the Joint Pacific Alaska Range Complex which integrates all domains for advanced training opportunities.

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