NASA has picked an Alabama media company owned by the state’s Poarch Band of Creek Indians to manage communications for the entire space agency including NASA headquarters and all NASA centers.
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NASA wants the widest possible spread of information about its space missions, said Johnny Stephenson, NASA deputy associate administrator for communications at NASA Headquarters in Washington. The tribe has different divisions handling its holdings, Hellmich said. One division handles hospitality industry operations like the Wind Creek casino and hotel at Atmore, dog racing tracks in Mobile and Pensacola and near Gulf Shores, Ala.
The federal 8 Business Development program sets aside contracts only certain contractors can compete for because they are “owned and controlled by socially and economically disadvantaged individuals.” The new company has a website where information about the team can be found. Job resumes can also be submitted there.
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