Deep Space Systems (DSS), now part of Redwire, was a private aerospace company specializing in systems engineering for science and exploration spacecraft. Founded in 2001 and based in Littleton, Colorado, DSS supports the design, development, integration, testing, and operations of advanced space systems, offering products ranging from integrated spacecraft to qualified space components. DSS collaborated with major players like Lockheed Martin and NASA, contributing to projects like the Orion spacecraft and NASA's Commercial Lunar Payload Services (CLPS) program.
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The vision camera technology was developed by Deep Space Systems, which became part of Redwire in 2020.
AE Industrial Partners created Redwire Space in 2020 after acquiring Adcole Maryland Aerospace, Deep Space Systems and Made In Space.
AE Industrial Partners created Redwire Space in 2020 through acquisitions of Adcole Maryland Aerospace, Deep Space Systems, and Made In Space.
AE Industrial Partners created Redwire in June 2020 by combining Adcole Space and Deep Space Systems.
AE Industrial Partners created Redwire in June 2020 by combining Adcole Space and Deep Space Systems.
AE Industrial Partners formed Redwire in June 2020 after acquiring Deep Space Systems and Adcole Space.
Redwire acquired Adcole Space, Deep Space Systems, Made In Space, Roccor, LoadPath, and Oakman Aerospace as part of building its space infrastructure portfolio.
The Denver-area talent pool includes engineers working at Deep Space Systems, Lockheed Martin, and Sierra Nevada Corporation, which are all part of the CLPS program.
Redwire was formed in June 2020 following the strategic acquisition of Deep Space Systems and Adcole Space by AE Industrial Partners, LP.
AE Industrial Partners acquired Deep Space Systems in June 2023.
AE Industrial Partners acquired Adcole Maryland Aerospace and Deep Space Systems in 2020 and combined them to form Redwire.
Intuitive Machines initially planned to launch IM-1 in July 2021 to either Oceanus Procellarum or Mare Serenitatis but pushed the launch back three months to mitigate the effect of a protest filed by Deep Space Systems to that CLPS task order award.
Deep Space Systems was founded in 2001 in Littleton, Colorado and has primarily operated as an engineering services company building flight hardware for NASA and aerospace prime contractors.