Locations
Redwire has locations and facilities strategically located in proximity to key customers and universities.
Jacksonville
Florida
CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS
Redwire’s Jacksonville facility is Made for the Mission, serving as the company’s corporate headquarters and providing 37,000 square feet of space dedicated to engineering design, prototyping, manufacturing, and testing of flight hardware. The site features professional office areas that support design, analysis, and collaborative program work, alongside specialized labs equipped to test components, prototypes, and mission‑ready systems. Jacksonville is a hub for Redwire’s pioneering work in in‑space manufacturing, remote operations, 3D printing in space, lunar regolith sintering, and advanced cabling and harnessing. Through this blend of engineering capability and cutting‑edge research, the facility is helping shape the technologies that will drive the future of space exploration and manufacturing
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Redwire’s Albuquerque facility specializes in the development and delivery of advanced engineered products and services for launch vehicles and satellite manufacturing. The team designs and builds multi‑payload launch adapters, deployable space structures, and high‑performance spacecraft components tailored for the most demanding missions. With robust capabilities in structural testing, thermal management solutions, and advanced thermal analysis, the facility ensures every product performs flawlessly in space’s harshest environments. This mission‑driven site stands at the forefront of innovation, enabling customers to launch, operate, and succeed with confidence.
Ann Arbor
Michigan
5855 Interface Dr
Ann Arbor, MI 48103
Chantilly
Virginia
14399 Penrose Place, Suite 200
Chantilly, VA 20151
Georgetown
Indiana
Redwire’s Georgetown, Indiana facility is located approximately ten miles north of Louisville, Kentucky.
This vertically-integrated facility includes everything the company’s engineers, scientists and technicians need to design, fabricate, assemble, test, verify and operate complex and effective spaceflight research and manufacturing payloads and spacecraft control systems.
Goleta
California
Redwire’s Goleta facility is delivering advanced power generation technologies that enable spacecraft to operate reliably across every orbit and mission profile. With proprietary designs, deep technical expertise, and large-scale production capabilities, Redwire’s Goleta team develops solar array solutions tailored to each customer’s mission needs. The Goleta facility is also home to Redwire’s patented Roll-Out Solar Array (ROSA), an award-winning system that uses composite booms and modular photovoltaic blankets to create compactly stowable, highly efficient solar arrays. These mission-proven power systems have supported successful deployments across LEO, GEO, and deep space missions, including the ISS, NASA’s IXPE mission, and NASA’s DART mission. Building on the legacy of the ROSA product line, Redwire launched the Extensible Low-Profile Solar Array (ELSA), which is optimized for small satellite power needs.
Huntsville
Alabama
170 Jetplex Blvd SW, Suite E
Huntsville, AL 35824
Kennedy Space Center
Florida
Redwire’s Kennedy Space Center facility is Made for the Mission, providing mission‑critical office space, engineering labs, science labs, and environmental chambers that replicate spacecraft conditions for rigorous hardware refurbishment and preflight validation. These specialized laboratories support both preflight and postflight activities, ensuring payloads are fully prepared for the unique challenges of microgravity. The facility also enables direct on‑orbit payload operations, giving scientists and partners seamless end‑to‑end mission support.
Kruibeke
Belgium
Littleton
Colorado
Redwire’s Littleton facilities deliver mission‑ready imaging and sensing technologies that support the most demanding robotic and human‑rated space missions. The team develops cameras engineered to endure the extreme conditions of spaceflight. These camera systems meet stringent performance and reliability requirements, ensuring precise, consistent results across diverse mission profiles.
Longmont
Colorado
The Redwire facility in Longmont, Colorado specializes in the design, manufacture, integration, and test of critical spacecraft components. The facility is staffed with an accomplished team of engineers and operations personnel with a diverse range of critical skills, decades of mission experience, and a passion to develop unique component solutions satisfying demanding customer needs and built to exacting quality standards.
Luxembourg City
Luxembourg
The Redwire Europe facility in Luxembourg City, LU designs and develops robotic arms for orbital and free-flying missions, to support and enable activities such as satellite servicing and refueling, in-space manufacturing, debris capture, payload management, and more.
Marlborough
Massachusetts
The Redwire facility in Marlborough, Massachusetts specializes in the design, manufacture, integration, and test of spacecraft components. The facility is staffed with an accomplished team of engineers with a diverse range of critical skills and decades of mission experience developing turnkey space systems that are integrated in our state-of-the-art cleanroom facility and built to exacting quality standards.
Ontario
Canada
1740 Woodroffe Ave
Area X.O – Building 400
Nepean, ON K2G 3M5
Riga
Latvia
Redwire Defense Tech Riga SIA
Grenču iela 5
Rīga, LV-1029, Latvia
Europe
San Luis Obispo
California
831 Buckley Rd
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
Warsaw
Poland
The Redwire facility in Warsaw, Poland specializes in structural and thermal design and analysis for satellite platforms, docking systems and payloads. The site also supports assembly, integration and testing (AI&T).
