NASA Langley Research Center’s Small Business Contractor of the Year Awarded to STC

Science and Technology Corporation (STC) of Hampton, Virginia has been awarded NASA Langley Research Center’s (LaRC’s) prestigious Small Business Contractor of the Year Award for 2007 for its outstanding performance. Nominees were evaluated for their performance, innovation, customer service, safety, management, cost savings, employee development, compliance with equal opportunity regulations, mentoring of other minority business, community involvement and community outreach. Founded in 1979 by Dr. Adarsh Deepak to support NASA LaRC programs, STC is an ISO 9001 Certified Small Disadvantaged Business providing Science, Engineering, Technical, IT, Electronic and Metals Fabrication, and Programmatic support to NASA, NOAA, and DoD.   STC has over 450 employees located throughout the United States.

The award is in recognition of the many complex projects completed on or ahead of time and within budget by STC as evidenced by the numerous letters of commendation and awards from the NASA-LaRC customer. Recent Team awards have included: NASA Turning Goals Into Reality (TIGR); the Langley One NASA Center Best EVA IR Camera Award; the Small Aircraft Transportation System Project (SATS) Group Achievement Award; the Atmospheric Science Data Center Team Award for outstanding engineering and operations of the Troposphere Emission Spectrometer (TES) ingest and distribution systems; and the Paul F. Holloway Technology Transfer Award. Through the Electronics and Metals Support Services contract with LaRC Systems Engineering Directorate, STC is actively engaged in supporting LaRC’s Crew Exploration Vehicle (CEV) design and fabrication of the launch vehicle and CEV test and abort system models;  and provides Center-wide electronics, micro-electronics, wire and harness, and electronics circuit assemblies for ground, aircraft, space flight, laboratory, and research facilities.

STC employees receive
NASA Group Achievement Award(s)

Leon Co'uncil, Tom Feigh, Eric May, Christopher Parr, and Matthew Stearman were recognized at Langley Research Center’s 2007 Center Team Awards Ceremony on May 17, 2007.

Tom Feigh was recognized for his support to the Synthetic Vision Operations Considerations experiment conducted in the Integration Flight Deck simulator.  This effort evaluated advanced flight visual interface concepts and the data collected will help develop safer weather related aircraft landing capabilities.

Leon Council, Eric May, Christopher Parr, and Matthew Stearman were recognized for their support in establishing a state-of-the-art fabrication facility at Langley.  This state-of-the-art facility will support advanced exploration development efforts and Constellation Program projects.

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