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Andrew Rush will manage the integration of new acquisitions for Redwire.
Andrew Rush expressed honor in serving his expanded role and excitement for supporting Redwire's growth.
Andrew Rush will assist the CEO and Board of Directors in developing and executing Redwire's long-term growth strategy.
Prior to Redwire, Andrew Rush served as president of Made In Space starting in 2015.
Redwire promoted Andrew Rush to the position of President and Chief Operating Officer effective January 1, 2021.
Peter Cannito described Andrew Rush as possessing the leadership, business acumen, and passion for space required to drive Redwire's mission.
Redwire’s flight heritage on the ISS includes five facilities developed by Made In Space teams that have flown and operated on the space station.
Made In Space was awarded the Exceptional Technology Achievement Medal at the 2020 NASA Honor Awards Ceremony.
Made In Space demonstrated the SLA printing technology used in CMM through a series of parabolic flights funded by NASA’s Flight Opportunities program in 2016.
OSAM-2, formerly referred to as Archinaut 1, is a spacecraft under development by Made In Space to create and deploy a solar battery in space.
Thomas B. Campbell joined Redwire from L3Harris, a global aerospace and defense technology company with approximately $18,000,000,000 in annual revenue.
Under Thomas B. Campbell’s leadership, Made In Space will continue innovating and commercializing in-space manufacturing, including developing space-enabled manufacturing business lines and deploying spacecraft that leverage the Archinaut in-space manufacturing and assembly suite of technologies.
OSAM-2, formerly known as Archinaut 1, is a spacecraft under development by Made In Space to build and deploy a solar array in space.
Roccor’s products will augment Redwire’s space infrastructure solutions to enhance capabilities and performance while reducing costs.
Redwire acquired Roccor, a Longmont, Colorado company that develops deployable spacecraft structures.
Kirkland & Ellis LLP served as the legal advisor to Redwire.
Redwire was formed in June 2020 following the strategic acquisition of Deep Space Systems and Adcole Space by AE Industrial Partners, LP.
Peter Cannito, Chairman and CEO of Redwire, expressed excitement about working with the Roccor team to build on their success.
The acquisition of Roccor expands Redwire's technology portfolio to include deployable structure systems for satellites.
Chris Pearson noted that joining Redwire will provide Roccor with new growth opportunities.