MISSION CONTROL — INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION

In 2006, Amtex Precision was honored to be a part of a large scale undertaking and to work with engineers from Lockheed Martin on a historical project for one of NASA's Mission Control rooms at the Johnson Space Center in Houston, TX.

The project's goal was to create a new home for the International Space Station's flight controllers with increased technical capabilities and more workspace.

Amtex Precision was responsible for all of the sheet metal fabrication, which included 20 custom consoles, custom printer stands, custom projector hardware, custom shelving, and other critical parts required for the project.

With a strict delivery date requirement, Amtex Precision was able to manufacture and deliver all required parts and assemblies for the project in just two months.  In addition, we provided first run articles to Lockheed Martin engineers, which were test fitted at NASA to ensure proper fit before the remaining consoles and parts were completed.

Through dedication, teamwork with Lockheed Martin, and our value added fabrication methodology, we successfully delivered the project on schedule and with zero defects.

In appreciation of our commitment to delivering quality and on-time orders, Amtex Precision was invited to new Mission Control ribbon cutting ceremony and presented with a token of appreciation from Lockheed Martin.