CSA Engineering (now Moog CSA Engineering) is a world leader in vibration suppression, specializing in the analysis, design, and production of high-precision systems. As a solutions provider, they offer innovative engineering for motion control, combining vibration and motion control for aerospace and commercial applications. They develop hardware for space flight and other critical applications, including shock and vibration isolation for spacecraft. Key areas of expertise include engineering analysis, design, precision motion products, systems integration, and vibration testing, serving customers like NASA.
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CSA Engineering, AFRL's Space Vehicles Directorate, SMC, and the Aerospace Corporation collaborated to design a ring-shaped adapter.
CSA Engineering completed the analysis and design for the Phase I SBIR successfully by the end of 1998.
CSA Engineering won the 2002 National Prime Contractor of the Year Award.
CSA Engineering was awarded a Phase II SBIR under the Fast Track program to design, fabricate, and test a full-scale demonstration of the adapter.
CSA Engineering successfully supported Phillips Lab programs and SMC/STP missions during the 1990s.
CSA Engineering was awarded a Phase I SBIR contract worth $78,000 to design a multi-port secondary payload adapter.
Conor Johnson founded CSA Engineering with the vision of employee ownership.