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Redwire Corporation (NYSE:RDW) is an integrated aerospace and defense company focused on advanced technologies.
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The next breakthroughs in medicine may start in orbit. 💊
John Vellinger, CEO of SpaceMD, a Redwire company, joined @NYSE 'Live' to discuss the recent pharmaceutical research and Redwire’s final pair of Redwire's ROSA wings launched to the International Space Station.
John also discussed SpaceMD's first mission on SpaceX's Starfall spacecraft launching in 2028.
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Scalable, resilient space infrastructure for European missions 🛰️
Redwire and @EnduroSat sign MOU to Strengthen European Space Infrastructure. The MOU is a first step toward combining EnduroSat's serial satellite production with Redwire's power systems and experience as a prime contractor to support European government, defense, and commercial missions.
The companies intend to pursue opportunities including VLEO operations for national defense, orbital data centers based in the EU, and next generation positioning, navigation, and timing (PNT) constellations.
“The partnership with EnduroSat will help European customers field the space capabilities they need,” said Marc Dielissen, Director General, Redwire Space Europe. “Redwire's expertise in cutting-edge power solutions, deep space avionics, and successful track record as a mission prime coupled with EnduroSat’s expertise in high-volume spacecraft manufacturing will enable us to deliver more agile, reliable, affordable, and scalable space solutions to more customers.”
Read the full announcement: bit.ly/4jt9cfP
That's a wrap on #AUSA2026! 🇺🇸
Last week, the Redwire booth focused on the customer, the mission, and ongoing discussions about modernization and the ever-evolving battlespace landscape.
We were proud to introduce our Octopus 140 LWIR EO/IR payload during the show, highlighting how the combination of full HD EO and LWIR imaging with an integrated laser rangefinder comes together to enable fast decisions in real-world situations.
And in a live demo of our #ISR capabilities, we welcomed visitors to our booth to step behind the controls of an Octopus 140 payload flying on a Stalker #UAS as "You Control the Mission" in a scavenger hunt to find targets and win prizes. The Washington Commanders mascot even stopped by for some fun photos with the Redwire team and fans.
A big thanks from the Redwire team to the soldiers, partners, and program leaders who made it a great week!
Made for the Mission. Ready Now.
#USArmy #Modernization #MadeForTheMission #CombatProven
Supply chain strength isn't measured by on time delivery alone. It's built on relationships. 🤝
At #AUSA2026, Billy Beard, Global Supply Chain Director for Redwire Defense Tech, explained how strategic locations across the U.S. and Europe help the team manage risk and support each product line. Regional suppliers near Redwire manufacturing facilities make on site visits and lasting working relationships possible, backed by a compliance team that meets each customer's requirements.
Listen to what he had to say ⬇️
"There is no better way to celebrate the sixth anniversary of the Artemis Accords than to welcome its 77th member. I’m also thrilled to see Secretary Rubio including space diplomacy as a regular part of broader geopolitical conversations per the dialogue with Uzbekistan and other Central Asian nations.
Moreover, having recently returned from IAC in Turkey and the U.S. Space Forum at the United Nations in Vienna, we are seeing the Artemis Accords not just broadened but deepened by the administration offering real opportunities to become a part of the NASA-led Moon Base, send delegates to the Space Academy, and participate in establishing vital norms of behavior.
The dream of the Artemis Accords is coming to fruition and the momentum toward a better future for all of humanity is palpable."
Mike Gold, President, Redwire Space
Redwire Space President, Mike Gold joins @SpaceDavenport in NYC on a panel, “From Policy to Profit” at the Uplink Spacetech business summit.
A conversation that started with the importance of the Artemis Accords and a congratulations to Uzbekistan for becoming #76! @NASA @NASAAdmin @SecRubio
Welcome to the Artemis Accords, Uzbekistan 🇺🇿
Uzbekistan has joined 76 other nations around the world by committing to the peaceful and safe exploration of space. go.nasa.gov/4hWoI2z
ALT Secretary Marco Rubio and Uzbekistan Foreign Minister Bakhtiyor Saidov smile at the camera against a background of American and Uzbekistan flags. They are both wearing suits and ties. They appear to be shaking hands while also holding up a folder. There is an arrangement of flowers on the table in front of them.
Building humanity’s future in space starts with bringing people together on Earth.
Redwire Space President Mike Gold spoke at the U.S. Space Forum at the Vienna International Center in Austria, hosted by @Usunvie in Vienna. Mr. Gold discussed the benefits and development of the Artemis Accords and participated on a panel on the Low Earth Orbit Economy.
Thank you to Ambassador Wells Griffith, @NASA Associate Administrator for International and Interagency Relations Kathleen Karika, First Secretary for Outer Space Affairs and Export Controls David Epstein, Greg Autry and the entire @StateDept space team, and @csf_space for supporting American space diplomacy, the values of the Artemis Accords, and international partnerships for the American private space sector.
Together, we can transform life on Earth for the better by reaching for the stars!
Operators shouldn't have to work harder to see farther. 🎯
At #AUSA2026, Sam Miller, Chief Product Officer at Redwire Defense Tech, introduced the Octopus 140 LWIR EO/IR payload. The newest EO/IR payload built to deliver exceptional image clarity and integrated laser ranging for reliable situational awareness.
Enhanced stabilization keeps imagery steady through dynamic maneuvers, while full HD EO and LWIR imaging gives operators clear detail day or night. An integrated laser rangefinder and onboard tracking gives operators a distinct situational advantage - all in a lightweight design that preserves aircraft range and endurance.
Learn more about the Octopus 140 LWIR: [ bit.ly/4yVAwbq]
Power for human exploration starts in low Earth orbit 🌕
Since 2021, Redwire’s ROSA wings have helped sustain critical operations aboard the @Space_station. With the final pair now on board, all eight wings are at the station, set to boost the station power by 30% once installed.
The same flight-proven technology trusted by @NASA could one day support astronauts living and working on the Moon, powering habitats, rovers, and a sustained presence on the lunar surface.
From orbit to the Moon, space exploration starts with one thing: power.
Another power upgrade is coming ⚡
The final pair of roll-out solar arrays have arrived at the space station aboard the latest SpaceX Dragon resupply.go.nasa.gov/4yhOGCr
ALT View of the International Space Station's exterior showing large roll-out solar arrays extending across the frame. Station truss structures, robotic hardware, and attached modules are visible against the dark background of space. The solar arrays appear illuminated by sunlight, highlighting the power-generating systems that support station operations and research in orbit.
ALT Illuminated solar arrays and structural trusses of the International Space Station are shown against the darkness of space, with sunlight flaring near the center of the frame and Earth’s curved horizon visible below.
ALT Two NASA astronauts in white spacesuits work outside the International Space Station, with one holding a rectangular hardware unit while a robotic arm assists near the station’s orange solar arrays.
ALT Two cylindrical Roll Out Solar Arrays wrapped in striped insulation are secured in the trunk of a SpaceX Dragon spacecraft surrounded by structural supports and cables.
The road to a sustained lunar presence runs through low Earth orbit. 🌕
@NASA has announced that International Space Station Roll Out Solar Array (IROSA), built by Redwire with @BoeingSpace, will have wing 7 installed during U.S. spacewalk 100 on Oct. 29, followed by wing 8 during spacewalk 101 on Thursday, Nov. 5. With all eight arrays, station power will grow from 160 kW to approximately 215 kW.
The same flight proven technology could power habitats, rovers, and construction on the Moon.
From the space station to the lunar surface, Redwire is helping power the next era of exploration.
Read more from NASA: go.nasa.gov/3VBn51H
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A @SpaceX Dragon loaded with over 6,300 pounds of science, supplies, and roll-out solar arrays docked to the space station's Harmony module at 10:27 a.m. EDT today. More... go.nasa.gov/4zwZ0aC
ALT A SpaceX Dragon spacecraft approaches the International Space Station moments before docking to the Harmony module's space-facing port on Oct. 15, 2026.
At #AUSA2026, Jon Voigtlander, Director of Programs at Redwire Defense Tech, spoke about how capability development has changed.
Rather than only meeting requirements set by the government, industry has shifted toward identifying what the warfighter needs and bringing new capability forward. Getting that capability into the field matters just as much. Interoperable systems reduce logistics, training, and fielding demands, so it reaches operators faster.
When equipment is tailored to the mission, it becomes second nature to use, so the warfighter can concentrate on the situation in front of them. 🛡️
Watch the full interview ▶️
Tune in to watch the Dragon spacecraft dock to the @Space_Station with thousands of pounds of supplies and science. ⚡️
On board: wings 7 and 8, the fourth and final pair, of Redwire's Roll Out Solar Array (ROSA) wings
LIVE: Watch as a SpaceX Dragon cargo spacecraft docks to the @Space_Station, delivering thousands of pounds of supplies and science experiments that could help treat diseases back on Earth. xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1vKpPNmnq…
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LIVE: Watch as a SpaceX Dragon cargo spacecraft docks to the @Space_Station, delivering thousands of pounds of supplies and science experiments that could help treat diseases back on Earth. xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1vKpPNmnq…
Combat proven aircraft for Army operators who will carry the mission forward. 🎯
Redwire will deliver additional Stalker UAS in support of the @USNationalGuard's evolving mission requirements and UAS modernization priorities. The $13.8 million in orders helps equip the U.S. Army National Guard in training guardsmen on a highly reliable, modular, long-range Group 2 aircraft that prepares the force for the multi-domain challenges of today’s complex battlespaces.
"As the threat environment evolves so do mission requirements, and the National Guard requires versatile operators who are trained on combat proven aircraft that are ready to field," said Joshua Stinson, Co-President and Chief Growth Officer at Redwire Defense Tech. "The Stalker UAS offers advanced multi-mission capabilities and operational durability in extreme environments. We are incredibly proud to partner with the National Guard Bureau to equip guardsmen with the hands-on experience they need to ensure domestic readiness and overseas mission success."
Read the full announcement: bit.ly/4eeecRT
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Al Tadros of @Redwire explores how #OrbitalDataCenters are more viable than we think—advances in #AI, #LaunchCapability, power generation & thermal management are making orbital data centers an exciting reality.
🎧tinyurl.com/2w3vj3vc
#Space #SpaceTech #SpaceInnovation
Innovation at the speed of the mission.
Today at #AUSA2026, @SecWar Pete Hegseth emphasized the need to accelerate innovation and deliver critical capabilities to our armed forces faster.
Redwire is already delivering for the @USArmy with proven, mission-ready autonomous UAS systems, including our Stalker platform. We’re ready to build on that commitment, rapidly delivering the advanced capabilities our warfighters need to meet evolving mission demands.
Made for the Mission. Ready Now.
During @NASA's launch coverage of @SpaceX's 35th CRS mission, the broadcast highlighted the fourth and final pair of Redwire's Roll Out Solar Array (ROSA) wings bound for the International Space Station.
The wings are scheduled to arrive at the @space_station on October 15, when Dragon docks with the station.
Credit: NASA
A sustained presence on the Moon starts with power. ⚡
Redwire is building on its flight-proven Roll-Out Solar Array (ROSA) technology to advance scalable power solutions that could support lunar habitats, rovers and construction systems, helping enable long-term exploration and operations on the lunar surface.
That future builds on proven performance today, trusted by @NASA.
Six ROSA wings already power critical operations aboard the International Space Station, with the final two launched today set to bring their combined generating capacity to more than 220 kW.
From powering operations in low Earth orbit to enabling infrastructure on the Moon, Redwire is helping power humanity’s next chapter in space.