- On contract until 2035 to support NASA in meeting the goal for sending U.S. and Partner Nation astronauts to Mars in the 2030s. Our involvement supports NASA’s focus on the Commercial Crew Program, Orion Deep Space Program, and the International Space Station (ISS).

- IPA provides crew training and development activities that are crucial to continued safety and success of the space station mission, NASA’s Orion spacecraft and its Commercial Crew Program. IPA holds positions as Recovery Manager and Flight Lead for the Orion Recovery Program as well as technical consultants on Boeing’s CST-100 Starliner Recovery Program.

- IPA’s divers and engineers are responsible for fostering commercialization efforts supporting the NASA human spaceflight program.

- IPA enables utilization of NASA’s assets to enhance military and other agency’s training and operational readiness.

- As the future of human spaceflight evolves into the commercial and private sectors, IPA ’s will continue to grow its support for operations, training, and engineering by leveraging NASA’s Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory Commercialization program.

- IPA is working development of the Next Generation Space Vehicle Recovery System Program for the Kennedy Space Center.

- IPA delivers highly-skilled services that include enriched-oxygen breathing gas production (Nitrox), life-support systems for submersed space-suited subjects, spacewalk procedure development and verification, operation of human-rated robotic system, integrated audio and video systems, self-contained underwater breathing apparatus (SCUBA) training and evaluations, and computer network systems that are tied to ISS simulations to generate emergency scenarios.

IPA’s footprint at NASA, includes these and other NASA sites:

• Johnson Space Center
• Kennedy Space Center
• White Sands
• The Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory (NBL)
• Space Vehicle Mock-up Facility (SVMF)
• Patrick Space Force Base
• Space Center Canaveral
• Port Canaveral
• For Navy recovery support to NASA, work at the Naval Amphibious Base Coronado (dive related support), North Island (aviation support), San Diego Navy Base aka NOB (ship support).

We have personnel on staff that have more than two decades of experience in the Space Sector and can bring these lessons learned to your space programs.

The work on OASIS is aimed at streamlining federal procurement through the delivery of both commercial and non-commercial services, providing enhanced efficiency, adaptability, and innovation in federal procurement. Under this contract IPA will continue providing federal customers with a comprehensive suite of services-based solutions under the Management and Advisory Domain.

The work on OASIS is aimed at streamlining federal procurement through the delivery of both commercial and non-commercial services, providing enhanced efficiency, adaptability, and innovation in federal procurement. Under this contract IPA will continue providing federal customers with a comprehensive suite of services-based solutions under the Management and Advisory Domain.

IPA is the Prime Contractor for the MARSOC MDIOC training. IPA is honored to be part of the MARSOC training program and we stand dedicated to providing MARSOC Marines with the highest standard of mission readiness.

International Preparedness Associates Incorporated has won a Prime Contract Award on SeaPort Next Generation (SeaPort-NxG)The SeaPort-e Multiple Award Contract (“MAC”) vehicle will be ending in 2019 and replaced with SeaPort NxG.