All Points Awarded NASA Spacecraft Processing and Operations Contract Which Builds on Recent Wins and Milestones

By  //  August 21, 2026

SPOC is a strategic NASA contract vehicle expected to support dozens of spacecraft processing missions

ABOVE: “This SPOC award is another important proof point for Space Prep,” said Phil Monkress, President and CEO of All Points Logistics. “It validates our long-standing work with NASA’s Launch Services Program and reinforces the growing need for additional payload processing capacity at Kennedy Space Center and Vandenberg. Combined with the momentum we’ve built this year and our NASA facilities lease, our Space Force award at Vandenberg, and our anchor tenant agreement for the Spaceport Logistics Center, this award further positions Space Prep as a leading independent provider of spacecraft processing and launch-site support services.”

The award marks the fourth major milestone for Space Prep in 2026, following an exclusive NASA lease at Kennedy Space Center, a $250 million U.S. Space Force contract at Vandenberg, and securing a major logistics firm as an anchor tenant in the Spaceport Logistics Center.

BREVARD COUNTY • MERRITT ISLAND, FLORIDA: All Points Logistics has been awarded an on-ramp to NASA’s Spacecraft Processing and Operations Contract, a multiple-award task-order contract administered by the Kennedy Space Center Launch Services Program.

The new contract is effective August 4, 2026, and adds All Points, through its Space Prep business line, as a qualified provider of spacecraft processing facilities and services under the SPOC vehicle. 

The on-ramp is a formal process NASA uses to add new, qualified contractors to an existing multiple-award contract vehicle after its initial award.

SPOC is a strategic NASA contract vehicle expected to support dozens of spacecraft processing missions over its ordering period, which runs through February 2033.

Under the indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity contract, All Points will provide the advance planning, facilities, supplies, and services necessary for spacecraft customers and launch service contractors to perform prelaunch processing and integration, including propellant loading, spin-balancing, launch vehicle integration, and encapsulation and transport of completed spacecraft to the launch pad, at facilities near Kennedy Space Center/Cape Canaveral Space Force Station and Vandenberg Space Force Base.

The SPOC award is the latest in a run of milestones for Space Prep this year.

In April, All Points signed an exclusive agreement with NASA for a 65-acre, 50-year lease at Kennedy Space Center to build the 266,000-square-foot Spaceport Logistics Center (SLC) and an adjacent 275,000-square-foot Spacecraft Processing Center.

In July, the U.S. Space Force awarded All Points a $250 million contract to design and build a commercially owned Spacecraft Processing Center at Vandenberg Space Force Base.

In July, the U.S. Space Force awarded All Points a $250 million contract to design and build a commercially owned Spacecraft Processing Center at Vandenberg Space Force Base.

In addition, All Points secured a major logistics firm as an anchor tenant in the SLC, under a long-term agreement covering warehousing, transportation, and distribution services for space system operators and manufacturers.

SPOC Contractor facilities are located near either Kennedy Space Center (KSC)/Cape Canaveral Space Force Station or Vandenberg Space Force Base, or both. 

Together, these milestones give Space Prep government-backed infrastructure at the nation’s two busiest launch complexes, a signed commercial anchor tenant, and now a direct NASA contract vehicle for spacecraft processing missions — reinforcing demand for Space Prep’s facilities from government and commercial customers alike.

“This SPOC award is another important proof point for Space Prep,” said Phil Monkress, President and CEO of All Points Logistics.

“It validates our long-standing work with NASA’s Launch Services Program and reinforces the growing need for additional payload processing capacity at Kennedy Space Center and Vandenberg. Combined with the momentum we’ve built this year and our NASA facilities lease, our Space Force award at Vandenberg, and our anchor tenant agreement for the Spaceport Logistics Center, this award further positions Space Prep as a leading independent provider of spacecraft processing and launch-site support services.”

All Points Logistics has been awarded an on-ramp to NASA’s Spacecraft Processing and Operations Contract, a multiple-award task-order contract administered by the Kennedy Space Center Launch Services Program.

All Points developed its Space Prep line of business to deliver critical launch-site infrastructure, including payload processing facilities, logistics operations, office space, and control centers at Kennedy Space Center and Vandenberg Space Force Base. 

Space Prep, a business line of All Points Logistics, LLC, is developing multi-user spacecraft processing and logistics facilities at the nation’s busiest launch bases in Florida and California, giving commercial and government customers flexible access to cleanroom processing, fueling, storage, and mission support services. Learn more at SpacePrep.com.

Established in 1997 as a service-disabled veteran-owned small business, All Points Logistics has operations in multiple states and has grown into a leading solution provider to a diverse array of government and commercial customers, with award-winning expertise in software development, IT services, modeling and simulation, launch support services, and integrated logistics. Learn more at allpointsllc.com.

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