Space Coast Based All Points Promotes Industry Veteran Dan Ciccateri to Oversee Space Prep Development

By  //  January 21, 2024

Ciccateri: Space Prep will satisfy an urgent national need, and I’m thrilled to be part of it.

Space Coast-based All Points Logistics, a diversified space and technical services company developing new launch support infrastructure in Florida and California has appointed Dan Ciccateri to the position of senior vice president of development and operations for launch support services. In this role, Ciccateri will be responsible for the designs, development, and operations of the company’s new Space Prep facilities for preparing future spacecraft for launch in Florida and California.
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BREVARD COUNTY • MERRITT ISLAND, FLORIDA – Space Coast-based All Points Logistics, a diversified space and technical services company developing new launch support infrastructure in Florida and California has appointed Dan Ciccateri to the position of senior vice president of development and operations for launch support services.

In this role, Ciccateri will be responsible for the designs, development, and operations of the company’s new Space Prep facilities for preparing future spacecraft for launch in Florida and California.

“Dan’s experience in developing large spacecraft facilities and managing pre-launch operations for more than one hundred space missions makes him an ideal development leader for this strategic growth initiative at All Points,” said Phil Monkress.

“This program requires extensive specialized experience in complex space ground operations and facilities, which have been Dan’s focus for decades.”

Formerly with Sierra Nevada Corporation and United Space Alliance, Ciccateri has sited or architected multiple space operations facilities totaling nearly one million square feet.

He also managed engineering supporting design and operations for 110 Space Shuttle missions, including design and modifications of NASA’s largest launch pads, mobile launcher, and led launch preparations and post flight recovery for experimental rockets.

All Points, a leading technical services provider to the aerospace industry, has completed an early milestone in establishing new commercial infrastructure-as-a-service operations at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The All Points’ Space Prep team, in conjunction with NASA, has completed all necessary physical environmental studies, including boundary and topological surveys, on a 60-acre parcel that will host the Space Prep Kennedy Space Center Complex, located near NASA’s iconic Vehicle Assembly Building.

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All Points will expand the Space Prep development team in 2024 as facility designs are completed and construction begins by the end of the year.

“I am excited to start this new role at All Points,” said Ciccateri. “Space Prep will satisfy an urgent national need, and I’m thrilled to be part of it.”

For 26 years, All Points has been a leading solutions provider to a diverse array of government and commercial customers, now with operations in 26 states across the USA. All Points offers development and systems integration in mission critical domains, such as space, defense, and cyber.

In 2021, All Points developed Space Prep to focus exclusively on space launch infrastructure-as-a-service.

“Our dedicated and diverse team has award-winning expertise in payload processing, integrated logistics, modeling and simulation, and other technical specialties,” said Monkress.

For more information, visit AllPointsLLC.com or SpacePrep.com.

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