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| NASA Issues Notice for Kennedy Space Center Land Use | “We look forward to new commercial partnerships as KSC supports emerging space markets. Making this land available is yet another step in our evolution as a diverse spaceport that supports NASA and the commercial space industry,” said Scott Colloredo, director of Kennedy’s Center Planning and Development. The
center has transformed from a government-focused launch base to a multi-user
spaceport that can accommodate different vehicles, systems and commercial
launch providers. Kennedy features a host of launch and processing facilities,
a one-of-a-kind runway and laboratories suited to multiple requirements.
The center is well-equipped to support the full spectrum of needs for space
launch service companies.
The Vehicle Assembly Building at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida is a unique facility capable of stacking rockets as high as 450 feet tall using its 325-ton cranes. The official announcement and additional details can be found at: Kennedy’s Master Plan is available at: For information on additional partnership opportunities at Kennedy, visit: Contact:
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