HQ Function

Serves as a key operational and R&D hub for in-space manufacturing, robotics, and assembly technologies, now integrated within Redwire's broader space infrastructure development.

Notable Features:

Advanced manufacturing labs, clean rooms for space hardware development, and robotic testing facilities. These facilities support the development of technologies like Archinaut and 3D printing for space.

Work Culture:

As part of Redwire, the culture emphasizes innovation, collaboration, and a pioneering spirit, driven by the mission to accelerate humanity's expansion into space. It likely blends the agile startup mentality of Made In Space with the broader corporate structure of Redwire.

HQ Significance:

Jacksonville has become a significant aerospace hub. This location allows for collaboration with other aerospace companies and proximity to launch facilities in Florida. It serves as a center for Redwire's in-space servicing, assembly, and manufacturing (ISAM) capabilities.

Values Reflected in HQ: Innovation, pushing boundaries of space technology, engineering excellence, and a commitment to enabling a sustainable space economy.

Location:

Prior to its acquisition by Redwire, Made In Space's primary operational presence was in the United States (California and Florida) and Europe (Luxembourg). Globally, its impact was primarily demonstrated through its pioneering technologies deployed on the International Space Station, serving a multinational consortium of space agencies. Their innovations in on-orbit manufacturing and robotics aimed to support global space exploration efforts and foster an international commercial space ecosystem. With Redwire, this global reach is further amplified through Redwire's broader international partnerships and operations.

Street Address:

8226 Philips Highway, Suite 101

City:

Jacksonville

State/Province:

Florida

Country:

USA