Sierra Lobo, Inc.

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organization

Jurisdiction: US-OHLegal Form: 8888

ACTIVE

LEI: 549300H1LYS4R9HK4O68Active: 2007–2026

Also known as: SIERRA LOBO INC

Contract Awards

$1.26B

124 awards

Summary

Sierra Lobo, Inc. is an organization. Its political footprint includes $1.26 billion in government contracts. Their largest government contract source is National Aeronautics and Space Administration at $1.09 billion. Political activity spans from 2007 to 2026.

Cross-Source Financial Activity

These are different money flows and are not added together: contributions and lobbying expenses flow out, while contract awards flow to the organization.

Contract awards $1.26B

Political Money Flow

How Money Flows

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Contracts by Agency

3 agencies

#	Agency	Total Awarded	Awards
1	National Aeronautics and Space Administration	$1.09B	84
2	Department of Defense	$122.9M	32
3	General Services Administration	$53.6M	8

Individual Awards

100 awards (top by amount)

Date	Agency	Description	Amount	NAICS
2026-06-22	National Aeronautics and Space Administration	TEST EVALUATION AND SUPPORT TEAM 3 (TEST3)	$373.5M	RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE PHYSICAL, ENGINEERING, AND LIFE SCIENCES (EXCEPT NANOTECHNOLOGY AND BIOTECHNOLOGY)
2025-08-25	National Aeronautics and Space Administration	ENVIRONMENTAL TESTING AND INTEGRATION SERVICES (ETIS) II THIS STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW) SPECIFIES THE REQUIREMENTS FOR ON SITE CONTRACTOR SUPPLIED ENVIRONMENTAL TEST AND INTEGRATION AND OTHER LABORATORY OPERATIONS SERVICES TO THE GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER (GSFC). THE SCOPE OF THESE SERVICES INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING: OPERATION, MAINTENANCE, AND UPGRADE OF ENVIRONMENTAL TEST EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES LOCATED IN THE GSFC BUILDING 7/10/15/29 COMPLEX, AREA 300 MAGNETIC TEST SITE AND OTHER TECHNICAL FACILITIES LOCATED AT VARIOUS LOCATIONS WITHIN GSFC INCLUDING THE MANUFACTURING AND ELECTROPLATING EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES PRIMARILY LOCATED IN GSFC BUILDING 5/10/21 SHOPS MECHANICAL AND OPTICAL INTEGRATION OF SPACECRAFT, FLIGHT EXPERIMENT COMPONENTS, INSTRUMENTS, SUB-ASSEMBLIES AND SYSTEMS DESIGN, FABRICATE, AND MANUFACTURE CUSTOM SPACECRAFT, FLIGHT EXPERIMENT COMPONENTS, INSTRUMENTS, SUB-ASSEMBLIES AND SYSTEMS DESIGN, MANUFACTURE, AND OPERATION OF GROUND HANDLING EQUIPMENT AND FIXTURES DESIGN, MANUFACTURE, AND OPERATION OF OPTICAL ALIGNMENT AND CALIBRATION SYSTEMS DESIGN, MANUFACTURE AND INSTALLATION OF SPACE FLIGHT THERMAL BLANKETS DESIGN, MANUFACTURE AND INSTALLATION OF SPACE FLIGHT AND GROUND SUPPORT SYSTEM CABLE HARNESSES DESIGN, MANUFACTURE, AND INSTALLATION OF TECHNICAL FACILITIES INCLUDING BUILDINGS, BUILDING ELEMENTS, UTILITY SYSTEMS, AND TECHNICAL EQUIPMENT AND SYSTEMS DEFINE, ANALYZE, AND RESOLVE ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION ISSUES RELATING TO FACILITY AND SATELLITE GROUND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT OPERATION WITHIN THE TEST COMPLEX. SUPPORT SPECTRUM SIGNATURE ANALYSIS TO INSURE INTERFERENCE-FREE AND SAFE OPERATION OF ALL FACILITY-LOCATED NEAR ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE SENSING DEVICES. TEST AND INTEGRATION ENGINEERING AND ENGINEERING ANALYSIS CLEANROOM OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE CONTAMINATION CONTROL SERVICES USING QUALIFIED AND EXPERIENCED PERSONNEL MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION OF CERTAIN PHYSICAL PLANT SYSTEMS SUCH AS PROCESSED WATER, EMERGENCY POWER, LN2/GN2 STORAGE SYSTEMS, CONDITIONED CLEANROOM AIR HVAC AND HUMIDITY SYSTEMS RECERTIFICATION (TESTING AND INSPECTION) OF LIFTING DEVICES AND EQUIPMENT (LDE), AND (INSPECTION) OF PRESSURE VESSELS AND PRESSURIZED SYSTEMS (PVS) AT GSFC, GREENBELT, WALLOPS, AND OTHER OFFSITE LOCATIONS. MAINTENANCE OF LDE AT GREENBELT SITE ONLY, NOT AT OTHER SITES NON-DESTRUCTIVE EXAMINATION TESTING OF LDE AND PVS FACILITY AND OPERATIONS SAFETY DATA ACQUISITION AND ANALYSIS SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT.	$251.0M	ENGINEERING SERVICES
2026-06-05	National Aeronautics and Space Administration	TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE, SPACE FLIGHT HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE, GROUND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT, SPARES, OPERATIONAL SUPPORT AND RESEARCH DATA.	$40.0M	RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE PHYSICAL, ENGINEERING, AND LIFE SCIENCES (EXCEPT NANOTECHNOLOGY AND BIOTECHNOLOGY)
2026-03-12	Department of Defense	ENGINEERING SERVICES	$26.2M	RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE PHYSICAL, ENGINEERING, AND LIFE SCIENCES (EXCEPT BIOTECHNOLOGY)
2026-06-24	National Aeronautics and Space Administration	TEST OPERATIONS CONTRACT COVERS TEST OPERATIONS SUPPORT FOR TEST CUSTOMERS, AS WELL AS THE OPERATION AND TECHNICAL SYSTEMS MAINTENANCE OF THE HIGH PRESSURE INDUSTRIAL WATER, HIGH PRESSURE GAS, AND CRYO PROPELLANT STORAGE SUPPORT AREAS.	$18.2M	RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE PHYSICAL, ENGINEERING, AND LIFE SCIENCES (EXCEPT BIOTECHNOLOGY)
2024-06-12	Department of Defense	ROCKET TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING SUPPORT ADVICE AND ASSISTANCE SERVICES	$14.1M	RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE PHYSICAL, ENGINEERING, AND LIFE SCIENCES (EXCEPT BIOTECHNOLOGY)
2020-09-21	Department of Defense	FUNDING ACTION ONLY	$5.6M	RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE PHYSICAL, ENGINEERING, AND LIFE SCIENCES (EXCEPT BIOTECHNOLOGY)
2025-07-17	Department of Defense	EXTEND THE POP ON CLIN 0001 ACRN AD (PR # 1301164790-0001), AND RELATED DATA CLIN 0002 FROM 09/12/25 TO 03/12/26, AS REQUESTED BY THE CONTRACTOR TO THE GOVERNMENT IN A LETTER ON 06/13/25. THIS CHANGE IS AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO THE GOVERNMENT.	$2.2M	RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE PHYSICAL, ENGINEERING, AND LIFE SCIENCES (EXCEPT NANOTECHNOLOGY AND BIOTECHNOLOGY)
2012-08-21	Department of Defense	FUNDING IN THE AMOUNT OF $1,540,919.10 FOR LABOR AND 32,200.00 FOR MATERIAL.	$1.5M	—
2008-04-09	Department of Defense	RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE PHYSICAL, ENGINEERING, AND LIFE SCIENCES (EXCEPT BIOTECHNOLOGY)	$1.2M	RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE PHYSICAL, ENGINEERING, AND LIFE SCIENCES (EXCEPT BIOTECHNOLOGY)
2016-09-13	General Services Administration	RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT STRUCTURAL TEST SERVICES BRIDGE TASK IGF::CT,CL::IGF	$926K	RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE PHYSICAL, ENGINEERING, AND LIFE SCIENCES (EXCEPT BIOTECHNOLOGY)
2023-12-20	National Aeronautics and Space Administration	BROAD AREA COOLING WITH HYBRID ADDITIVE MANUFACTURED PRESSURE VESSEL	$750K	RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE PHYSICAL, ENGINEERING, AND LIFE SCIENCES (EXCEPT NANOTECHNOLOGY AND BIOTECHNOLOGY)
2012-07-20	Department of Defense	RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE PHYSICAL, ENGINEERING, AND LIFE SCIENCES (EXCEPT BIOTECHNOLOGY)	$739K	RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE PHYSICAL, ENGINEERING, AND LIFE SCIENCES (EXCEPT BIOTECHNOLOGY)
2009-09-18	Department of Defense	MOD TO INCREASE OP-2 MATERIAL AND HOURS/LABOR	$709K	RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE PHYSICAL, ENGINEERING, AND LIFE SCIENCES
2009-09-15	National Aeronautics and Space Administration	TASK ORDERS FOR FOUR IDIQ FLUID PANELS.	$701K	ALL OTHER MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING
2011-04-18	Department of Defense	SBIR PHASE II, TOPIC #: A09-049	$444K	RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE PHYSICAL, ENGINEERING, AND LIFE SCIENCES (EXCEPT BIOTECHNOLOGY)
2008-09-25	National Aeronautics and Space Administration	DELIVERY ORDER FOR LINE ITEM 001 TESTCON OF OUTLINE AGREEMENT NNC05CA95C	$376K	FACILITIES SUPPORT SERVICES
2010-09-15	National Aeronautics and Space Administration	TFOME - PLUM BROOK - SOMD TECHNICAL AND ENGINEERING DIRECT LABOR	$350K	FACILITIES SUPPORT SERVICES
2010-06-29	National Aeronautics and Space Administration	TFOME - PLUM BROOK - CECX FOR REACTOR DECOMMISSIONING PROJECT FUNDING	$300K	FACILITIES SUPPORT SERVICES
2025-09-25	Department of Defense	LONG WAVE INFRARED INSTRUMENT FOR SEA SURFACE TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT BY CUBESAT	$289K	RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE PHYSICAL, ENGINEERING, AND LIFE SCIENCES (EXCEPT NANOTECHNOLOGY AND BIOTECHNOLOGY)
2008-09-10	Department of Defense	FUNDING OF INCREMENTS OF LABOR AND MATERIALS	$241K	—
2008-06-20	National Aeronautics and Space Administration	THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO DEVELOP, TEST, AND EVALUATE A HIGH-PRESSURE LIQUID HELIUM (LHE) PUMP FOR THE EVENTUAL INTEGRATION OF THE LHE PUMP ONTO A SKID WITH A SMALL LIQUID HELIUM DEWAR FOR USE AS A HIGH PRESSURE HELIUM RECHARGING SYSTEM OR REPLACEMENT OF THE AGING HIGH PRESSURE GASEOUS HELIUM TUBE BANK TRAILERS. THE CONTRACTOR WILL DEVELOP THE HELIUM PUMP IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS SPECIFIED IN THE STATEMENT OF WORK. SIERRA LOBO WAS SELECTED AS A PARTNER BY NASA KSC TO DEVELOP A PROPOSAL IN RESPONSE TO THE 2007 INNOVATIVE PARTNERSHIPS PROGRAM (IPP) CALL FOR PROPOSALS. THE PURPOSE OF THE IPP IS TO PROVIDE LEVERAGED TECHNOLOGY FOR MISSION DIRECTORATES THROUGH INVESTMENTS AND TECHNOLOGY PARTNERSHIPS WITH INDUSTRY, ACADEMIA, GOVERNMENT AGENCIES AND NATIONAL LABORATORIES. HELIUM USAGE AT NASA KENNEDY SPACE CENTER (KSC) DURING LAUNCH OF THE SPACE SHUTTLE VEHICLE IS APPROXIMATELY 1,200 SCFM FOR SEVERAL DAYS AND HIGHER FOR DELTA IV LAUNCH SUPPORT. THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE CONSTELLATION HEAVY LIFT (ARES V) ARE EXPECTED TO EXCEED THE CAPABILITIES OF THE PRESENT TRADITIONAL COMPRESSOR SYSTEM. KSC CURRENTLY USES AGED TRADITIONAL WARM GAS COMPRESSOR TECHNOLOGY TO PRODUCE HIGH PRESSURE GASEOUS HELIUM (GHE) TO SUPPORT GROUND AND FLIGHT PROCESSING. THIS SYSTEM WAS DESIGNED OVER 40 YEARS AGO AND WAS ORIGINALLY BASED ON THE SUPPLY OF HELIUM COMING IN RAILCAR DELIVERY IN GASEOUS FORM. CURRENT DELIVERY METHOD FOR HELIUM HAS TRANSITIONED TO LIQUID HELIUM DELIVERY BY OVER THE ROAD TANKERS WITH ADDITIONAL FACILITY MODIFICATIONS IMPLEMENTED TO ACCOMMODATE THE LHE TO GHE CONVERSION THAT FEEDS THE COMPRESSORS. IT IS MORE EFFICIENT TO PRESSURIZE THE LIQUID HELIUM (LHE) AND CONVERT IT TO COLD GAS THAN IT IS TO USE THE CURRENT METHOD OF CONVERTING THE LIQUID TO GAS AND THEN COMPRESSING THE WARM GAS. THIS PROJECT WILL DEVELOP A LHE TO HIGH PRESSURE COLD GAS GHE PUMP UNIT CAPABLE OF SUPPLYING HIGH PRESSURE GAS TO SUPPORT GHE STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS. THE PUMP UNIT WILL BE THE KEY COMPONENT IN A PORTABLE RECHARGER SYSTEM TO RESUPPLY REMOTE STORAGE BANKS WITH GHE AND CAPABLE OF EFFICIENTLY AND COST EFFECTIVELY SUPPORTING THE GENERATION OF 6,000 PSI GHE AT FLOW RATES UP TO 1,500-1,800 SCFM IN A FIXED SYSTEM SIMILAR TO THE NASA KSC CONVERTER COMPRESSOR FACILITY (CCF). THIS NEW LHE PUMP UNIT SHOULD HELP SUBSTANTIALLY REDUCE NASA KSC S CONVERTER COMPRESSOR FACILITY (CCF) MANPOWER, ELECTRICITY, AND MAINTENANCE COSTS BY REPLACING THE EXISTING TRADITIONAL SYSTEM OF MULTIPLE CONVENTIONAL COMPRESSORS AT THE KSC CCF. THE PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE IS EIGHTEEN MONTHS FROM THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THE CONTRACT AWARD.	$235K	RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE PHYSICAL, ENGINEERING, AND LIFE SCIENCES (EXCEPT BIOTECHNOLOGY)
2008-06-25	National Aeronautics and Space Administration	347 WORK ORDER UNDER ENGINEERING DIRECT - INST	$230K	FACILITIES SUPPORT SERVICES
2012-05-03	National Aeronautics and Space Administration	IGF::OT::IGF OTHER FUNCTIONS - THE LAUNCH SERVICES PROGRAM (LSP) FUNDED THE INITIAL PHASES OF A CRYO-TRACKER MASS GAUGING SYSTEM (MGS) FLIGHT DEMONSTRATION PROJECT TO DEVELOP THE RGCT CONCEPT (PHASE 1) AS AN MGS FOR A CRYOGENIC ORBITAL TESTBED (SUCH AS CRYOTE), WITH THE INTENT OF USING THE TESTBED AS A TRUE FLIGHT DEMONSTRATION IN SPACE OF THE RGCT AND MGS DESIGNS. PHASE I AND II OF THIS PROJECT DEVELOPED THE FINAL DESIGN OF THE RGCT ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT UNIT (EDU). IN PARALLEL WITH THIS, ULA HAD BEEN FUNDED TO DEVELOP THE CONCEPT FOR THE RGCT TO CRYOTE TANK INTERFACES AND SYSTEMS ENGINEERING INTEGRATION REQUIREMENTS. PHASE IIIA WILL FABRICATE THE DESIGNED EDU AS A PROTOTYPE TEST/FLIGHT UNIT. THE IMMEDIATE OBJECTIVE OF THIS STUDY IS TO BUILD PROTOTYPE FLIGHT AVIONICS HARDWARE, SUITABLE FOR SUPPORT OF IN-SPACE DEMONSTRATIONS, THAT WILL BE BASED UPON THE DESIGN OUTPUTS OF PREVIOUS DEVELOPMENT EFFORTS. IT IS RECOGNIZED THAT NOT ALL APPLICATIONS OF THE REDUCED GRAVITY CRYO-TRACKER SYSTEM WILL REQUIRE THE HIGHEST LEVEL OF QUALIFICATION AND QUALITY ASSURANCE PROCESSES. WITH THIS IN MIND, THE HARDWARE BUILT UNDER THIS STUDY WILL BE A PROTOTYPE GRADE VERSION OF THE MORE EXPENSIVE, FULLY SPACE-QUALIFIED PRODUCT. THIS HARDWARE WILL BE SUITABLE FOR USAGE OUTSIDE OF A LABORATORY ENVIRONMENT AND WILL OPERATE IN THE SAME WAY AS THE HIGHEST-GRADE VERSION, HOWEVER THERE MAY BE MINOR PHYSICAL DIFFERENCES. THE INTENT OF THIS APPROACH IS TO REDUCE TECHNICAL RISK IN A COST-EFFECTIVE MANNER BY FOLLOWING A PROTOQUAL TEST PLAN GUIDED BY DOD HDBK-343 CLASS B. THIS STREAMLINED APPROACH IS TYPICAL IN LOWER-RISK EXPERIMENTAL FLIGHT APPLICATIONS WHEN CONTRASTED WITH THE MORE FORMAL QUALIFICATION TESTING PATH USUALLY REQUIRED OF FLIGHT CRITICAL SYSTEMS (CLASS A). THIS CLASS A MORE RIGOROUS PATH IS CHARACTERIZED BY THE REQUIREMENT TO BUILD AN ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT UNIT (EDU), POTENTIALLY MULTIPLE QUALIFICATION TEST UNITS, AND EVENTUALLY PRODUCTION UNITS, ALL USING THE HIGHEST POSSIBLE GRADE COMPONENTS AT SUBSTANTIAL COST. THE PROTOTYPE APPROACH TO BE IMPLEMENTED IN THIS EFFORT WILL PERMIT THE FABRICATION AND TESTING OF HARDWARE, FOR SUBSTANTIATION OF THE DESIGN AND HARDWARE FLIGHT WORTHINESS. THE TASKS INCLUDED IN THIS TECHNICAL APPROACH WILL BE CONDUCTED USING QUALIFIED KEY PERSONNEL. THE PROJECT ENGINEERING TO BE PERFORMED WILL INCLUDE INTERNAL TRACKING MEETINGS, AN INTERNAL KICK-OFF MEETING, AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES. THE SYSTEMS ENGINEERING TO BE CONDUCTED INCLUDES PERFORMANCE OF A FINAL DESIGN REVIEW TO VERIFY AND VALIDATE CHANGES MADE AFTER THE PRELIMINARY AND CRITICAL DESIGN REVIEWS YET PRIOR TO CREATION OF THE PROTOTYPE.	$227K	RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE PHYSICAL, ENGINEERING, AND LIFE SCIENCES (EXCEPT BIOTECHNOLOGY)
2016-06-29	Department of Defense	IGF::OT::IGF SBIR PHASE III RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN MAGNET CAPTURE SYSTEM	$216K	RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE PHYSICAL, ENGINEERING, AND LIFE SCIENCES (EXCEPT BIOTECHNOLOGY)

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