Spaceflight
UEI: V3RGNKMYLPJ7
• CAGE: 6FDR3
Overview
Parent Awardee
Company Description
Firefly Aerospace is enabling our world to launch, land, and operate in space. Anytime. Anywhere.
Name
Spaceflight
Website
Headquarters
Cedar Park, TX
United States
United States
Most Recent Award
March 29, 2023
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Federal contract recipient
SPACEFLIGHT, INC.
(UEI V3RGNKMYLPJ7, CAGE 6FDR3)
is headquartered in Cedar Park TX.
Its primary registered NAICS is 336414 Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Manufacturing.
The corporation
was founded in May 2010 and
federally registered in
June 2011.
Federal Award Analysis
Spaceflight federal award history
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Federal Registration and Certifications
Legal Name
SPACEFLIGHT, INC.
UEI
V3RGNKMYLPJ7
CAGE Code
6FDR3
Primary NAICS
SBA Certifications
None
Self Certifications
None
Entity Structure
Corporate Entity (Not Tax Exempt)
Purpose of Registration
Federal Contracts and Assistance
Date Founded
May 24, 2010
Initial Registration
June 22, 2011
Last Registration
June 3, 2024
Registration Activation
May 30, 2024
Registration Expiration
May 28, 2025
Fiscal Year End
December 31
Reported Entity Types
For Profit Organization
State of Incorporation
WA
Country of Incorporation
USA
Employees
>1500
Reported NAICS
Accepts Credit Cards
No
People
Vendor contacts at Spaceflight
GSA Schedules and Price Lists
- Spaceflight
- PoP: 12/14/15 - 12/13/25
- Type: Multiple Award Schedule (MAS)
- Obligated: $2,017,744
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Contract Vehicles
Spaceflight multi-award contract vehicles
IDV Awards
Spaceflight indefinite delivery vehicle awards
Contract Awards
Spaceflight prime contract awards
Subcontract Awards
Spaceflight subcontract awards
Teaming Partners
Disclosed awardee sub and prime contract and grant relationships
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