January 9, 2022
Vantage Joint Venture Awarded NASA/GSFC SES III Contract
NASA has awarded the Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC) Software Engineering Support III (SES III) contract to Mitchell Vantage Systems, LLC (MVS). MVS is a joint venture between MCSG Technologies and Vantage Systems. MVS will provide products and services expertise to support flight software,...
September 4, 2019
Vantage Employees Receive Awards during NASA Agency and Center Awards Ceremony
During the NASA Glenn Research Center (GRC) 2019 Agency and Center Awards Ceremony Vantage employee, Michael Cuy, received the prestigious NASA Exceptional Public Service Medal Award. Mr. Cuy received the award for outstanding public service as lead engineer for the NASA GRC Burner...
September 4, 2019
Vantage Presented NASA GRC SB Prime Contractor of the Year Award
The NASA Glenn Research Center (GRC) 2019 Agency and Center Awards Ceremony was held on September 4, 2019. During the ceremony Vantage Partners, LLC was presented its award for GRC 2018 Small Business Prime Contractor of the Year. The award was accepted by Vantage Executive Vice...
December 17, 2018
Vantage Employees Receive NASA Silver Snoopy Award
The NASA Silver Snoopy Award is a special honor awarded to NASA employees and contractors for outstanding achievements related to human flight safety or mission success. The award is given personally by NASA astronauts as it represents the astronauts' own recognition of excellence. Vantage employees William Maul and Paul McMasters were recipients of the award for 2018.
William Maul received the Award for supporting the development of cutting-edge systems health management technologies for launch vehicle systems and subsystems as an onsite contractor at NASA Glenn Research Center (GRC). Mr. Maul is a highly regarded subject matter expert in the development of Functional Fault Models (FFMs) and is applying his FMM expertise as the technical lead for development of the Integrated Vehicle Failure Model (IVFM), an FFM for the Space Launch System (SLS). He leads a cross-Agency team responsible for developing the IVFM and using it to analyze the design of SLS mission and fault management capabilities.
Paul McMasters received the Award for providing significant project impact and excellent scheduling leadership in many International Space Station (ISS) research projects over the years. In his support of the ISS Research Project, he has created the facility utilization schedules that are used to plan ISS operations in the Combustion Integrated Rack (CIR) and the Fluids Integrated Rack (FIR). He maintains project schedules for up to 10 different projects and provides the roll up to NASA Headquarters. His outstanding insight helps lower the project’s schedule risks and allows time-saving options to be presented to the project’s management.
Maul (1st Photo) and McMasters (2nd photo) are pictured below receiving their awards from Astronaut Dr. Shannon Walker and NASA GRC Center Director Dr. Janet Kavandi.
