RPT Management Board
The Rocket Propulsion Test Management Board (RPTMB) is the principle implementing authority for the Rocket Propulsion Test Program Office.
Quick Facts
All activities affecting rocket propulsion testing is processed through the Rocket Propulsion Test
Management Board (RPTMB) for review, validation
and approval.
RPTMB members include: RPT Program Office, Glenn Research Center (Armstrong Test Facility and Lewis Field), Marshall Space Flight Center, Stennis Space Center, White Sands Test Facility, Kennedy Space Center, Wallops Flight Facility and the NASA Engineering and Safety Center.
Overview
The Board serves as the NASA decision making body for rocket propulsion testing and reviews, approves, and provides direction on the following:
- All rocket propulsion test assignments
- All facility modifications or refurbishments affecting the Agency’s rocket propulsion test capability
- Annual budget requirements establishment and approval.
- All official documentation pertaining to multi-site test activities.
- All key decisions relating to NASA rocket propulsion testing.
Getting To Know RPTMB
The Rocket Propulsion Test Management Board is formed by these NASA Centers and Office: RPT Program Office, Glenn Research Center (ISP), Marshall Space Flight Center, Stennis Space Center, White Sands Test Facility, Kennedy Space Center, Wallops Flight Facility and the NASA Engineering and Safety Center.
Marshall Space Flight Center
Learn about RPTMB member Marshall Space Flight Center.
White Sands Test Facility
Learn about RPTMB member White Sands Test Facility.
Stennis Space Center
Learn about RPTMB member Stennis Space Center.
Glenn Research Center Armstrong Test Facility
Learn about RPTMB member Glenn Research Center Armstrong Test Facility.
Kennedy Space Center
Learn about RPTMB member Kennedy Space Center.
Wallops Flight Facility
Learn about RPTMB member Wallops Flight Facility.
NASA Engineering Safety Center
Learn about RPTMB member NASA Engineering Safety Center.
Glenn Research Center At Lewis Field
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