The supplier directory
8 facts from 2 public sources, as of 20 August 2026.
LUNAR DUST MODELING AND FORGE ASSESSMENT
Named on a federal contract line · USAspending.gov award data, the entry · read 20 August 2026 · dated 30 July 2026 · the fact
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Contract award
Federal contract award 80JSC026FA134, $359,798 from National Aeronautics and Space Administration: STRATEGIC PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING ASSESSMENT CONTRACT II TASK ORDER 194 LUNAR DUST MODELING AND FORGE ASSESSMENT
USAspending.gov award data · The entry · retrieved 20 August 2026 · dated 30 July 2026
Business designation
Corporation, not tax exempt: a business designation recorded in federal award data, self-declared by the recipient and not a certification this engine has checked
USAspending.gov award data · retrieved 20 August 2026
Business designation
Other than small business: a business designation recorded in federal award data, self-declared by the recipient and not a certification this engine has checked
USAspending.gov award data · retrieved 20 August 2026
Business designation
US-owned business: a business designation recorded in federal award data, self-declared by the recipient and not a certification this engine has checked
USAspending.gov award data · retrieved 20 August 2026
LEI registration
LEI 549300D7XCH2480XU542, registered to BOOZ ALLEN HAMILTON INC. in US, status ACTIVE
GLEIF LEI register · retrieved 20 August 2026 · dated 9 September 2013
In the record
Booz Allen Hamilton: Federal or defence contract award, $359,798 from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration
USAspending.gov award data · The entry · retrieved 20 August 2026 · dated 31 July 2026
Booz Allen Hamilton
STRATEGIC PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING ASSESSMENT CONTRACT II TASK ORDER 194 LUNAR DUST MODELING AND FORGE ASSESSMENT…
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