Economic impact: Sandia spends $3.9B, exceeds small-business goals
The Labs contributed a record amount to national and state economies in fiscal year 2021. Read about the people, businesses and programs that benefited.
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The Labs contributed a record amount to national and state economies in fiscal year 2021. Read about the people, businesses and programs that benefited.
Associate Labs Director Susan Seestrom shared a message of solidarity and inclusion to honor the annual event. Susan is the executive champion of the Sandia Pride Alliance Network.
Middle school students throughout New Mexico built, raced and presented battery-powered cars during the Labs-hosted event.
A vibrant mural at the Sandia Science & Technology Park in Albuquerque celebrates women and science.
Sandia collected 181 turkeys and more than $6,000 on Take a Frozen Turkey to Work Day. Donations benefitted Roadrunner Food Bank.
Leaders from all divisions gave their time to Albuquerque nonprofits last month.
President Jonathan Nez updated the Labs on COVID-19 and other challenges within the Navajo Nation during his talk on Nov. 8.
Stan Atcitty explains tribal energy sovereignty, and brothers John and Cheston Bailon share a favorite recipe. The American Indian Outreach Committee hosts events throughout the month.
During the celebration on Nov. 11, keynote speaker Maj. Gen. Heidi Brown reflected on how Sandia’s work influenced her career in the Army.
Learn about the types of messages that Sandians may receive as wintry weather hits.