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Cimarron employee Tyler Mock was selected by Cimarron's customer as Houston Commercial Crew Transportation System (CCTS) March 2019 Employee of the Month.

Cimarron is pleased to announce a contract award! Cimarron is a member on the Peraton team that has been awarded NASA’s Space Exploration Network Services and Evolution (SENSE) contract. SENSE has a five-year ordering period and is follow-on to the Space Communications Network Services (SCNS) contract in support of the Exploration and Space Communications Projects Division (ESC) at Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC). SENSE will support continuous operations, maintenance, and sustainment of the relay and direct-to-earth networks and their evolution toward a future architectural vision. Cimarron is proud to be part of the Peraton team and we look forward to continue supporting Peraton and NASA. Photo credit: NASA

Cimarron is excited to announce a new contract award! Cimarron is a member on the Bechtel team that was awarded NASA’s contract for the Mobile Launcher 2 (ML2) at Kennedy Space Center (KSC). ML2 is the ground structure that will be used to assemble, process, and launch NASA’s Space Launch System (SLS) Block 1B rocket and Orion spacecraft from Launch Pad 39B at KSC for missions under NASA’s Moon to Mars exploration approach. The ML2 44-month contract period which begins July 1, 2019, includes the complete design and construction of the second launch platform. Cimarron is proud to be part of the Bechtel team. Photo credit: NASA

Cimarron achieves ISO 9001:2015 certification in June 2018.

Cimarron opened its Florida Regional Office on March 1, 2018. The new office is located at 100 Boeing Way, Suite 1304, Titusville, Florida.

Cimarron was a 2018 KSC Small Business Subcontractor of the Year nominee.

Cimarron was nominated for 2017 Boeing Supplier of the Year, April 11, 2018

Alicia Cortes received a NASA JSC Group Achievement Award as a member of the Increment 55 Onboard Crew Computer Network Team. Alicia is pictured with Corey Davis, the NASA JSC Vehicle Integration & Daily Operations Branch Chief.

Cimarron employee Matthew Leiter was selected by Cimarron's customer as Houston Commercial Crew Transportation System (CCTS) February 2018 Employee of the Month.

Cimarron employee Matthew Johnson was selected by Cimarron's customer as Houston Commercial Crew Transportation System (CCTS) August 2018 Employee of the Month.

Cimarron employee Michael Snyder was selected by Cimarron's customer as Houston Commercial Crew Transportation System (CCTS) May 2018 Employee of the Month.

Several Cimarron employees on the IMOC II contract received an IMOC II Length of Service Award in recognition of their 5 years of continued service to NASA providing outstanding support to human spaceflight operations and exploration.

David Thoerig and Alexx Cisotto were awarded an IMOC Excellence Award. David and Alexx are part of a 3-person team that was recognized for their diligent support of the Score tool during the preparation, deploy, and sustainment phases of a new version. The team developed new methods to measure performance of the new version during testing and worked continuously to ensure that the final version provided performance improvements for the entire planning team. David (left) is pictured with Jon Bloomer, NASA Mission Planning Software Group Lead. Alexx was unable to attend the award presentation so she is not pictured.

Kevin DePaola was awarded with an IMOC II Excellence Award. Over the past year, Kevin consistently demonstrated outstanding initiative and hard work in support of the International Partner and Visiting Vehicle Integration group, as well as other Avionics and Software offices. He is able to juggle several different tasks at once. His willingness to go above and beyond in conducting the required support and his ability to work with other organizations is greatly appreciated

Cimarron employee Vincent Brooks was named NASA JSC CX4 Employee of the Month, September 2018! Vincent (left) is pictured receiving his award from NASA JSC Mechanisms, Maintenance and Crew Systems Branch Chief Quinn Carelock

Cimarron employee Quinn Larson was selected by Cimarron's customer as Houston Commercial Crew Transportation System (CCTS) March 2018 Employee of the Month.

Alexx Cisotto was an awarded an IMOC Excellence Team Award in May. During the week of February 4-10, 2018, the Expedition 54 crew set a new USOS utilization record of 109.3 hours of science performed in a single week. This was made possible through tremendous effort of the IEPC Planning team.

Cimarron employee Amy Pinapati was selected by Cimarron's customer as Houston Commercial Crew Transportation System (CCTS) April 2018 Employee of the Month.

Cimarron is excited to announce it was awarded the Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company (LMSSC) Technical Services contract. Cimarron has proudly supported Lockheed Martin for over 25 years and we look forward to providing continued support to Lockheed Martin and the Orion program under this new five-year Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract.

Effective Monday, July 17, 2017, Cimarron's Corporate Operations moved to 18050 Saturn Lane, Suite 280, Houston, Texas.

Cimarron supported the 2017 SLS/Orion Suppliers Conference held in Washington, DC on February 15th and 16th. The event gave an opportunity for Cimarron to meet with NASA and their Prime Exploration Supplier leadership. Cimarron also joined other attendees of the conference to meet with members of Congress and discuss the future of NASA’s exploration and support programs. We would like to thank each member and their staff for their time, attention, efforts and continued support of our nation’s Space Program.

Cimarron employee Art Grichine was selected by Cimarron's customer as Houston Commercial Crew Transportation System (CCTS) September 2017 Employee of the Month.

Kayla LaFrance was recognized with an IMOC II Excellence Award for her efforts in facilitating 49S return manifest change discussions for the Service Cooling Umbilical (SCU) which was damaged during an EVA. Her efforts directly contributed to the efficient implementation of the eventual decision to return the SCU on SpaceX-11.

Kevin Fuller and Scott Turner were honored with an FDOC Excellence Award in appreciation for their initiative, research, and resolution for the problematic General Luminaire Assemblies within the Training Facility Space Station Modules. Scott and Kevin researched LED-based alternative lighting and developed a design that was transparent to the users with the same look and functionality as the original fluorescent-based lamps. The GLA Upgrade team achieved reliability and efficiency with little expenditure of material or labor resources.

Cimarron employee David Montoya was selected by Cimarron's customer as Houston Commercial Crew Transportation System (CCTS) August 2017 Employee of the Month.