Maritime Launch Services (MLS) is a Canadian-owned commercial space company based in Nova Scotia, founded in 2016. MLS is developing Spaceport Nova Scotia, a launch site designed to provide satellite delivery services to clients supporting the commercial space transportation industry, enabling launches into low-Earth orbit. The company aims to be Canada's first commercial orbital launch complex. MLS has partnered with Reaction Dynamics for future orbital launches and is planning an orbital mission with an international launch vehicle operator in 2026.
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Maritime Launch Services plans another suborbital launch later in 2025.
Maritime Launch Services will use the Barracuda launch to mature training processes and procedures, and the launch will not generate revenue.
Maritime Launch Services owns Spaceport Nova Scotia.
Maritime Launch Services expects the site entrance facility design package to be tendered in late June.
Maritime Launch Services subleases part of the Spaceport Nova Scotia site to the Department of National Defence under a $200 million agreement for a dedicated launch pad.
Maritime Launch Services received a $20 million upfront payment on March 31.
Maritime Launch Services expects Nova Construction to complete the road work to the four launch pads by the end of September.
Maritime Launch Services repaid the $5.03 million it owed on its EDC facility.
Maritime Launch Services says the DND pad at Spaceport Nova Scotia is already fully active for DND requirements.
Maritime Launch Services plans to begin construction tendering for the first launch vehicle integration facility before the end of August.
Maritime Launch Services expects to start construction on the Utility Hub in the summer and have power to it by late fall.
Maritime Launch Services plans to extend the road network down to four launch pads in the next phase of civil work starting in August.
Maritime Launch Services plans to complete the first phase of civil work at Spaceport Nova Scotia next week.
Maritime Launch Services expects the first launch vehicle integration facility design package to be completed in July.
Maritime Launch Services received a 10-year, $200 million lease agreement with the Department of National Defence.
Maritime Launch Services is accelerating infrastructure development at Spaceport Nova Scotia to support responsive orbital launch mandates.
Maritime Launch Services reported nearly $1 million in Q1 revenue.
Maritime Launch Services says Spaceport Nova Scotia is Canada’s first commercial orbital launch complex.
Maritime Launch Services is developing Spaceport Nova Scotia as a dual-use commercial and defense launch facility serving domestic and international clients.
Isar Aerospace and Maritime Launch Services signed a Letter of Intent to establish sovereign orbital launch capability from Canada’s Atlantic coast.