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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NASA previously awarded Redwire a $25 million contract last August.
NASA awarded Redwire $4 million in funding for pharmaceutical research on the International Space Station.
Redwire’s PIL-BOX technology has flown 43 units.
Redwire won a prime contract from the Belgian federal government to build Belgium’s first national security satellite in collaboration with Aerospacelab.
Redwire supported a cancer therapy investigation led by Aspera Biomedicines that launched aboard the SpaceX Crew-12 mission to the International Space Station.
Redwire and Los Alamos National Laboratory successfully completed a demonstration of a new deployable aeroshell on November 19, 2025.
NASA Ames Research Center assisted Redwire and Los Alamos National Laboratory with the November 19, 2025 deployable aeroshell demonstration.
Redwire provided the deployment mechanism and structural aeroshell for the demonstration.
Redwire’s deployment mechanism received the command to release and deployed the unfolding aeroshell after ejection.
Redwire and Los Alamos National Laboratory plan to continue collaborative efforts following the demonstration.
Redwire previously collaborated on NASA’s Low-Earth Orbit Flight Test of an Inflatable Decelerator (LOFTID), a new large inflatable heat shield.
Integration of the aeroshell structure was completed at Redwire’s newly opened Firestone Rapid Capabilities Facility in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
The Proba-3 consortium is led by the Spanish group Sener and includes Airbus Defense and Space, Redwire Space, and CSL.
Redwire introduced the Extensible Low-Profile Solar Array (ELSA).
Redwire’s Roll-Out Solar Arrays (ROSAs) have a 100% on-orbit success rate on flagship space missions including the International Space Station and NASA’s Double Asteroid Redirection Test mission.
Mike Gold is President of Redwire’s Space business segment.
Redwire is manufacturing a pair of the most powerful ROSAs ever built for NASA’s Lunar Gateway.
ELSA leverages technical heritage from Redwire’s Roll-Out Solar Array (ROSA) product line, modular subsystems, and a parallel production approach.
Redwire is manufacturing multiple arrays for Blue Origin’s multi-orbit space mobility platform Blue Ring.
ELSA provides up to 50% more power by volume than Redwire’s traditional solar arrays.