Space Florida

Conduit financing arranged through Space Florida will cover the $300,000,000 cost of the project.

The 2021-05-04 event at Space Florida’s Launch and Landing Facility marked the completion of agreements and licenses to allow Sierra Nevada Corporation’s Dream Chaser to land at the facility at the end of its cargo missions to the International Space Station starting in 2022.

Space Perspective will begin operations in Florida and has a lease with Space Florida to use a building at the former Shuttle Landing Facility at the Kennedy Space Center, now called the Launch and Landing Facility.

Space Florida has provided financing to help Made In Space expand operations in Florida.

Firefly Aerospace reached an agreement with Space Florida to help fund development of a launch site at Space Launch Complex 20 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station and a launch vehicle factory just outside the gates of the Kennedy Space Center.

Under the Space Florida agreement, the state will match Firefly Aerospace’s infrastructure investments up to $18,900,000.

Firefly Aerospace reached agreements with Space Florida and U.S. federal agencies on 2019-02-22 to build a new factory for producing and launching its rockets from Florida’s Space Coast.

Space Florida will match Firefly Aerospace’s infrastructure investments up to $18,900,000 via the Florida Department of Transportation Spaceport Improvement Program.

Firefly Aerospace executed a binding term sheet with Space Florida to establish business operations at Cape Canaveral Spaceport, including launch operations at Space Launch Complex 20 and manufacturing facilities at Exploration Park, Florida.

Space Florida signed a 30-year agreement to convert the former Space Shuttle launch and landing facility into a multiuser spaceport.

Space Florida will own and operate an 850,000-square-foot building where Blue Origin will manufacture the New Glenn launch vehicle.

Space Florida is planning Cape Canaveral infrastructure to support 100 to 200 launches a year.