Most folks think of space as the final frontier, at Cimarron we tend to think about it more like our own backyard. Cimarron's primary market falls within the support environment of Human Space Flight. From Mission Control to the surface of the moon, Cimarron will be there confidently supporting our explorers.
Our number one core competency is real-time systems engineering and command and control systems. Since 1988, Cimarron has been providing
integration support for NASA's 
Johnson Space Center's (JSC)
Mission Control Center. When it comes to our systems engineering you won't be hearing "Houston, we have a problem." Cimarron's proven performance
with NASA can speak for itself, but it doesn't have to. NASA did it for us when they chose Cimarron as the 2004 NASA Woman Owned Business of the Year and
JSC's Subcontractor of the Year in 2002 and 2003.
Our work for NASA and Human Space Flight doesn't stop with mission control. We do a great deal of software engineering for the International Space Station (ISS). In fact, our ISS software can produce results at the speed of light while circling the earth at over 17000 mph.
Cimarron continues to provide industry leading solutions today and into the future. As a new age in space exploration dawns, Cimarron is already on the job leading the small business charge for NASA's Constellation Program and the Commercial-Orbital-Transportation-System (COTS).
Many of the largest names in aerospace are looking to Cimarron to provide trusted solutions throughout the Constellation Program. Lockheed Martin handpicked Cimarron to play a critical role on the Orion Crew Entry Vehicle. The Crew Entry Vehicle will take our astronauts to the ISS, the Moon and Mars, and beyond.
Additionally, Cimarron was chosen to design, develop and deploy a control center for the ongoing COTS competition. This competition is a NASA derived effort for commercial re-supply of the ISS.
DKI Consulting, a subsidiary of Cimarron, is leading the charge for the information architecture for the entire Constellation program called the Integrated Collaborative Environment (ICE). This effort will focus on product data management and product lifecycle management (PDM&PLM), which is a fancy way of saying they're taking care of a lot of important information.
