Cepeda awarded $39.7M prime contract to support Marshall Space Flight Center

(Alice Lessmann/Contributed, 256Today)

HUNTSVILLE — Cepeda Systems & Software Analysis, a Huntsville based HUBZone, Veteran and Woman Owned Small Business, has been awarded a nearly $40 million prime contract to provide engineering support for the Marshall Space Flight Center.

“We are excited to continue our support to the MSFC through this Prime contract effort,”  said Cepeda CEO Alice Lessmann. “This contract will enable us to serve a more diverse customer base within the MSFC with our software, engineering and process improvement skills.”

The contract carries a $39.76 million ceiling and supports Marshall’s engineering directorate with technical capabilities and skills required for the directorate to support and enhance its research & development and engineering activities.

The work will be performed in Huntsville and is expected to be completed in April 2030.

Cepeda is partnering with TriVector Services, HX5, Mission Driven Research, KODA Technologies, and Analytical Mechanics Associates on the contract. 

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