Arrow’s Edge wins $317 million NASA contract

The company is a joint venture of Seabrook Solutions and Amentum

A piece of NASA equipment being moved for transportation. Photo courtesy of NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center/Emmett Given.

Arrow’s Edge, a joint venture of Seabrook Solutions and Amentum, has been awarded a $317 million NASA Facilities Operations and Maintenance Support Services II contract.

The contract will provide comprehensive operation and maintenance support for facilities and collateral equipment across Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville. Services will include engineering, environmental management, monitoring systems, buildings and structures, utilities and mechanical systems.

Lang Sims, CEO and co-owner of Seabrook Solutions. Photo courtesy of Seabrook Solutions/Fish Photography.

The five-year contract is expected to add approximately 100 employees to Seabrook Solutions, bringing the company’s nationwide workforce to more than 450 employees.

“The award of the NASA FOMSS II contract is a significant milestone for Seabrook Solutions and a testament to our growth over the past decade,” said Lang Sims, CEO and co-owner of Seabrook Solutions. “In 2014, we began our partnership with Amentum (formerly AECOM) through a subcontract supporting facilities operations at NASA Marshall. Twelve years later, the award of this contract to our joint venture, Arrow’s Edge, marks a full-circle moment, exemplifying the strength of our partnership and operational excellence.”

Craig Seabrook, president and co-owner of Seabrook Solutions. Photo courtesy of Seabrook Solutions.

Craig Seabrook, president and co-owner of Seabrook Solutions, said, “We currently support five NASA centers as a subcontractor, and we are very pleased to secure our first NASA prime contract in our hometown of Huntsville.”

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Headquartered in Huntsville, Seabrook Solutions is an 8(a) Native American, woman-owned small business specializing in operations and maintenance, engineering and IT services.