The key products and services being delivered under this federal contract IDV award are research, development, testing, and evaluation services focused on advancing in-space manufacturing capabilities to support long-duration human spaceflight programs. The prime contractor, Redwire Space Inc. (doing business as Made In Space), is a subsidiary of Redwire, LLC, a for-profit organization. The contract was awarded by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Johnson Space Center, with no set-aside designation specified.
The contracted work includes developing and demonstrating technologies for additive manufacturing, robotic manufacturing systems, hybrid manufacturing facilities, and other in-space resource utilization applications. Delivery orders issued under the contract cover a range of specific projects such as the Orbital Laboratory Ambulatory Freezer (OLAF), Microgravity High Impulse Plasma Source (HIPIPS) Facility, and 3D printing of regolith-based materials aboard the International Space Station. The work is primarily performed in Jacksonville, Florida and has a total contract ceiling value of $34.7 million.
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