All Points will provide specialized spacecraft processing services in preparation for the launch
Quantum Space, a company developing the next generation of advanced maneuverable spacecraft for national security and commercial missions, announced that it has executed a new spacecraft processing work order with Brevard County-based All Points Logistics for the launch campaign for Quantum Space’s Prime mission.
New mission-specific agreement provides spacecraft processing, propellant servicing and launch-site activities at Vandenberg Space Force Base
BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA — Quantum Space, a company developing the next generation of advanced maneuverable spacecraft for national security and commercial missions, announced that it has executed a new spacecraft processing work order with Brevard County-based All Points Logistics for the launch campaign for Quantum Space’s Prime mission.
Prime is a pathfinder mission for the Company’s Ranger and Scout platform and will help the Company evaluate spacecraft performance, payload hosting, and data collection.
“Supporting Prime is exactly the type of mission where All Points’ launch infrastructure and spacecraft processing capabilities can make a difference,” said Phil Monkress, President and CEO of All Points Logistics. “We are pleased to expand our relationship with Quantum Space and support their team as Ranger Prime advances toward launch.”
“Supporting Prime is exactly the type of mission where All Points’ launch infrastructure and spacecraft processing capabilities can make a difference,” said Phil Monkress, President and CEO of All Points Logistics.
“We are pleased to expand our relationship with Quantum Space and support their team as Ranger Prime advances toward launch.”
Quantum Space has completed a Systems Integration Review for the mission and is targeting the second half of 2027 for launch.
Under the agreement, All Points will provide specialized spacecraft processing services in preparation for the launch, including clean-room facilities, propellant servicing support, launch-site safety and operational reviews, ground support activities, and transportation to the launch vehicle integration facility.
The work is scheduled to support Prime launch preparations in 2027.
“This agreement comes as Prime moves into the detailed planning and execution stage required to successfully conduct a launch campaign,” said Kerry Wisnosky, President of Quantum Space.
“Many activities must come together between completing a spacecraft and getting it safely integrated onto a launch vehicle, and All Points brings the specialized infrastructure, people, and launch-site experience required to help us execute that process.”
“This agreement comes as Prime moves into the detailed planning and execution stage required to successfully conduct a launch campaign,” said Kerry Wisnosky, President of Quantum Space.
The new work order builds upon an existing Master Services Agreement between the two companies.
It establishes a specific scope of work for the Prime mission, focused on ground processing and launch-site activities required for Prime at Vandenberg Space Force Base in California, representing another concrete step toward launch.
Prime will be the first of Quantum Space’s high-performance class spacecraft, being developed to provide customers with significant maneuverability, long-duration operations and the ability to host and support a broad range of national security and commercial missions.
“Securing our launch-site processing capability is another important element of mitigating execution risk as we move Prime toward flight,” Wisnosky said.
“Our focus now is on completing the spacecraft, executing the environmental test campaign and moving through launch integration and ultimately to on-orbit operations.”
Quantum Space is building the next generation of advanced maneuverable spacecraft for national security, civil, and commercial space operations.
Its highly maneuverable spacecraft are being designed to address the needs of national security and commercial operators.
With patented propulsion, extended on-orbit endurance, and modular flexibility, these platforms are being engineered to outmaneuver legacy satellites and operate dynamically across diverse mission sets.
Established in 1997, All Points is based in Brevard County, operates in multiple states, and has grown into a leading solution provider for 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.
