Redwire Space is a space infrastructure company that provides critical technologies and solutions for space missions. It specializes in areas like power generation, deployable structures, microgravity research, and in-space manufacturing, including 3D printing. Redwire partners with organizations like Sierra Space, NASA, ESA, and the ISS National Lab, providing hardware, payload development, and engineering services to enable space exploration and commercial activities in low Earth orbit and beyond.
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Redwire manufactures its antennas and RF systems in a recently expanded Longmont, Colorado facility.
Redwire’s Longmont factory has capacity to deliver in excess of 120 antennas per year.
Redwire Corporation’s L-Band Link 16 Helical Antenna technology successfully transmitted a Link 16 signal from space.
Redwire’s Longmont, Colorado facility has a factory capacity to deliver in excess of 120 antennas per year.
Redwire manufactures its antennas and RF systems in its recently expanded Longmont, Colorado facility.
Redwire is preparing to deliver additional L-Band antennas to another national security customer.
The 14 companies selected for LunA-10 are Blue Origin, CisLunar Industries, Crescent Space Services LLC, Fibertek, Inc., Firefly Aerospace, GITAI, Helios, Honeybee Robotics, ICON, Nokia of America, Northrop Grumman, Redwire Corporation, Sierra Space, and SpaceX.
Redwire will work with the LunA-10 team to develop a cislunar architecture addressing the three DARPA solicited thrust areas: Transit/Mobility, Energy, and Communications.
Redwire Corporation has been selected by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) to conduct research and develop technologies as part of the 10-Year Lunar Architecture (LunA-10) study.
Redwire’s contribution to the LunA-10 study will focus on approaches for providing critical services to lunar assets from cislunar space, including high-speed communications and Position, Navigation, and Timing (PNT).
Redwire was awarded a $12,900,000 NASA Tipping Point award in July to prototype technology to build critical lunar infrastructure such as roads and landing pads on the lunar surface.
The 14 companies selected for LunA-10 are Blue Origin, CisLunar Industries, Crescent Space Services LLC, Fibertek, Inc., Firefly Aerospace, GITAI, Helios, Honeybee Robotics, ICON, Nokia of America, Northrop Grumman, Redwire Corporation, Sierra Space, and SpaceX.
Redwire will work with the LunA-10 team to develop a cislunar architecture addressing the three DARPA-solicited thrust areas: Transit/Mobility, Energy, and Communications.
Redwire’s contribution to the LunA-10 study will focus on providing critical services to lunar assets from cislunar space, including high-speed communications and Position, Navigation, and Timing (PNT).
Redwire Corporation has been selected by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) to conduct research and develop technologies as part of the LunA-10 10-Year Lunar Architecture study.
Redwire received a $12,900,000 NASA Tipping Point award in July 2023 to prototype technology for building lunar infrastructure such as roads and landing pads.
On the SpaceX-29 mission to the ISS, Redwire launched materials for an investigation to bioprint cardiac tissue on station using the BFF.
Redwire has developed 20 research facilities for the International Space Station, with eight of those facilities currently operating on the ISS.
Redwire Corporation’s 3D BioFabrication Facility (BFF) onboard the International Space Station was awarded a 2023 Popular Science Best of What’s New Award in the Health Category.
Redwire successfully 3D bioprinted the first human knee meniscus on orbit using the BFF in September 2023.