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JOBS FOR TULSA: Quantum Space Announces New Manufacturing Facility, Will Benefit Space Force
The facility will produce the Ranger spacecraft for defense and commercial missions and add high-skilled engineering and manufacturing roles.
- On May 12, Quantum Space announced plans to establish a manufacturing facility in Tulsa, Oklahoma, to produce its Ranger series of spacecraft, with initial operations scheduled for the first quarter of 2027.
- Former NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine, recently appointed CEO, is leading the company's expansion to scale production for defense and commercial missions, including critical work for the U.S. Space Force.
- The facility will occupy 25,000 to 40,000 square feet near Tulsa International Airport and is expected to create 50 high-skill jobs initially, with expansion as production scales.
- Complementing existing operations in Rockville, Maryland, and Hawthorne, California, the Tulsa site supports Quantum Space's role in the multibillion-dollar Andromeda program, a Space Force initiative.
- With aerospace and defense already Oklahoma's second-largest industry, the facility positions the state as critical to U.S. space defense capabilities amid growing competition with America's adversaries.
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Quantum Space Announces Tulsa Manufacturing Facility to Scale Ranger Spacecraft Production
Quantum Space will manufacture the Ranger spacecraft in Tulsa — a highly maneuverable spacecraft engineered for defense and commercial missions; former NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine leads company as CEO
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