06/08/2026
Twenty years ago, we joined our first NASA contract. June 6, 2006. The HITSS contract. The Space Shuttle was grounded. The road back to flight was uncertain. Nobody knew exactly what came next.
We did what we do: we showed up, we did the work, and we stayed.
What followed was two decades of some of the most meaningful work in our corporate history. We were there when Discovery returned to flight in 2005. We were there for the final shuttle missions and the bittersweet close of that chapter in 2011. We have supported the rise of the Commercial Crew era, watched Artemis take shape, and cheered every Mars landing alongside the rest of the world, because this mission felt personal.
Along the way, we moved from contract to contract, working alongside many different teammates, each bringing their own expertise to the mission. What stayed constant was our commitment to NASA and the work.
NASA recognized our contributions with NASA Honor Awards, multiple IT Innovation Fund Awards, and a special recognition for our support of the EVA Office. We have had the privilege of supporting every directorate within the agency. Every one.
That is not a line from a capabilities statement. That is just what happens when you stick around, stay curious, and genuinely care about the mission.
To everyone at NASA, past and present, who trusted us with a piece of this work: thank you. It has been, and continues to be, an honor. Literally.
Here is to the next chapter. 🚀
