Beginning in 2006 August the NSA team began improving the existing service-oriented architecture by decomposing some of the services that had grown too monolithic, and by introducing new services to solve some of the problems previously identified by the staging deployment. The new architecture was given the name NOAO Data Management and Science Support (DMaSS) Solutions Platform to reflect the flexibility introduced by the refactoring. This work is resulting in not just a new archive for NOAO, but also in a new platform for building archive systems. This new platform is built upon the previous NSA work but goes further to provide increased reliability, greater deployment flexibility, better scalability, and more functionality. We present a description of this service-oriented architecture, and describe how the components used to build the NOAO Science Archive can also be integrated into other efforts to produce solutions for managing data, and supporting scientific efforts, in the field of astronomy.