mission: space
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Mission: Space NASA and commercial space flight companies are expanding our reach into the solar system and beyond. Here at home, AECOM supports the mission by designing high-performance facilities and helping them develop and test new technologies.
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NASA Langley Research Center Headquarters Building Hampton, Virginia
Photo: © Maxwell McKenzie, 2011
Architecture and engineering for a LEED Platinum facility
Spaceport America “Gateway to Space” New Mexico Spaceport Authority and Virgin Galactic New Mexico
Engineering for the world’s first commercial spaceport
Photo: Nigel Young / Foster + Partners
NASA Wallops Space Flight Center Remote Sensing Program Operation IceBridge — McMurdo Station, Antarctica
Measuring annual changes in the thickness of sea ice, glaciers and ice sheets to predict the response of the earth’s polar ice to climate change
NASA Kennedy Space Center Florida
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Supporting every facet of day-to-day operations, including rocket tests and commercial space flights
Simulated Lunar Surface Project Institutional Services Contract NASA Kennedy Space Center, Florida
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A mock moonscape made from recycled materials for testing of the Morpheus lander
NASA Marshall Space Flight Center Huntsville, Alabama
Supporting the International Space Station, and technology development for continued solar system research and exploration
NASA Ames Sustainability Base Building N232 Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, California
Engineering for a LEED Platinum office that operates using technology developed for space
SpaceX — NASA Space Exploration Technologies California, Florida and Texas facilities
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Providing support in the development and launching of new rockets
NASA’s Curiosity rover on Mars
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Ensuring the Curiosity Mars rover’s power source is reliable for a two-year mission
NASA Strategic Sustainability Performance Plan Environmental Functional Review Compliance Program
14 years of maintaining environmental compliance across NASA's nationwide operations
Developing commercial space capabilities in Florida
Space Florida — Florida Department of Transportation Cape Canaveral, Florida
NASA’s Johnson Space Center Houston, Texas
Helping consolidate facilities and functions into the anticipated LEED Platinum Environmental Support Complex
Coming April 22
Mission: Earth
For more information about AECOM’s space exploration-related projects contact
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