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Land Assets at NASA Marshall

NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center has limited green space available for potential partners to lease/buildout. NASA’s real estate and enhanced-use agreements will focus on how partners support the NASA mission of research, education, and exploration.

NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center seeks to create a business-friendly environment, enabling seamless integration of commercial, academic, and institutions into the space economy, now and into the future.  Marshall has significant capabilities to support tenant needs for developing next generation space systems, including Propulsion, Materials and Processes, Advanced Concept Development, Space Transportation Systems, Space Systems, Specialized Test Capabilities, and Payload and Mission Operations. Learn more at  Marshall Space Flight Center Capabilities – NASA

Marshall Space Flight Center also has limited green space available for potential partners to lease/buildout. NASA’s real estate and enhanced-use agreements will focus on how partners support: 

  • Increasing commercial access to space
  • Enhancing U.S. commercial competitiveness in the space launch industry
  • Promoting partnerships that will build, expand, modernize, or operate aerospace-related capabilities at Marshall Space Flight Center

Contact

In addition to leasing space at Marshall, there are many other ways to partner with NASA. For more information, please reach out to:

Michael J. Smith
Center Opportunity Manager
Marshall Space Flight Center
m.j.smith@nasa.gov  

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Do Business with Marshall

Learn how you can work with NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center. Companies, academic institutions, state and other federal agencies can use NASA resources to support their needs and initiatives that align with NASA’s mission.

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Ball Aerospace lead optical test engineer Dave Chaney inspects six primary mirror segments, critical elements of the James Webb Space Telescope, prior to cryogenic testing in the X-ray & Cryogenic Facility at Marshall Space Flight Center