Symmetry Resources, Inc.

Symmetry Resources, Inc., a small disadvantaged business based in Arab, Alabama, performs specialized lithium-ion battery testing, assembly, and characterization services for NASA as a prime contractor, operating exclusively in full-and-open procurements with no set-aside designations across its federal footprint. The company is a for-profit Subchapter S corporation that has built its entire federal customer base around advanced battery evaluation and design consulting for aerospace applications supporting NASA's manned space mission initiatives.

NASA accounts for the vendor's complete federal activity. Johnson Space Center has issued 35 awards valued at $1.1 million combined, while the Shared Services Center has issued 19 awards at $1.1 million combined potential value — together covering 71% of the vendor's $3.1 million combined potential value across all 85 prime awards in the source data. The recent award flow shows minimal transaction volume: one award each in 2023, 2024, 2025, and early 2026. The most recent award, a $26,680 firm fixed-price purchase order from NASA's Shared Services Center on January 14, 2026, calls for assembly and acceptance testing of a lithium-ion superbrick battery module under the LEMS-A3 program; prior awards in the same period include a $42,940 assembly and testing contract for two 112-cell lithium-ion battery bricks (April 2025, completion September 25, 2025) and a $62,953 characterization testing contract covering 240 cylindrical cells from three manufacturers with 156 hours of design consulting (July 2024). A $232,240 contract awarded in March 2023 required testing of new larger cylindrical lithium-ion cell designs with and without plastic current collectors for manned mission applications. These purchase orders represent continuity within a relationship exceeding $650,000 in cumulative contract value since 2020.

The vendor's capability profile concentrates on testing laboratories and services (53 awards by NAICS category) and storage battery manufacturing (23 awards), with work performed at its Arab, Alabama facility. No subcontract activity appears in the source data; the vendor operates exclusively as a prime. The combined dollars obligated ($3 million) nearly exhaust the combined potential value ($3.1 million at 98% obligation), indicating heavy execution against a narrow customer and mission set.

Comprehensive battery system development, testing, and evaluation. Prototype and low-volume battery fabrication capabilities.