Hardware for missile defense and space.

Optics, electro-optics and power electronics for interceptors, laser links and directed energy. Built and qualified in America.

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Interceptor flight test, 2017. Public-domain government footage, not Constanellis hardware. Credits

For missions that cannot miss.

What we build for

Missile defense and hypersonics

  • Seeker opticsLenses, windows and domes built to your drawing.
  • Optomechanical assembliesMounts, cells and housings that hold alignment through launch.
  • Electro-optical subassembliesOptics, detectors and their mechanics delivered as one unit.
  • Power electronicsConversion and distribution boards for flight hardware.

Optics and electronics for interceptor, seeker and tracking programs.

Space sensors and laser links

  • Telescope opticsMirrors and lenses for infrared and visible payloads.
  • Laser terminal opticsFront-end optics and mounts for optical crosslink terminals.
  • Precision structuresBenches and brackets machined to flight tolerances.
  • Thermal vacuum qualificationArticles cycled under vacuum across their mission temperatures.

Front-end optics and structures for payloads and optical crosslinks.

Directed energy and counter-drone

  • Beam director opticsMirrors, mounts and windows built to your drawing.
  • EO/IR sensor opticsLenses and assemblies for counter-drone tracking sensors.
  • InspectionDimensional and optical inspection against your acceptance criteria.

Optical hardware for beam directors and the sensors that cue them.

Remote sites

  • Core RetrofitContinuity added to the infrastructure a site already has.
  • Continuity NodeA unit that carries the workload through an interruption.
  • Site integrationFitted to the workload, the interfaces and the installation.

CC-100 keeps mission workloads running when power or links drop.

An engineer aligning a laser on an optical bench
A large instrument module being lowered into a thermal vacuum chamber
CNC turning. Footage CC BY 3.0, see credits.

FORGE

Our production line. Build to print, inspect, then qualify under vacuum, in one place.

Optical and mechanical parts made to your drawing, material and tolerance.

Missions

Missiledefense

Interceptors and the sensors that cue them.

Defense

Interceptor launch, 2019. Night launch, 2017. Not Constanellis hardware. Credits

Spacesensors

Optics for the payloads that watch from orbit.

FORGE

Flight mirrors in a cleanroom. A telescope leaving thermal vacuum. Not Constanellis hardware. Credits

Earth setting beyond the lunar horizon

TheMoon

Power, communications and data for a permanent base. In development.

Programs

A rocket stage on its test stand. Earth from lunar orbit. Not Constanellis hardware. Credits

For contracting officers

2020
Founded. Delaware C-corp, U.S.-owned.
8RUU8
CAGE code.
336414
NAICS: guided missile and space vehicle manufacturing.
ITAR
Registered. Export-controlled data moves through an agreed channel.
The electronics bay of a large optical instrument, open for service
An optical instrument's electronics bay. Photograph CC BY 4.0, see credits.

About Constanellis

Founded
2020
Offices
Washington, D.C. and Centennial, Colorado
Ownership
U.S.-owned

Constanellis Aerospace is a new American hardware company, built for the next generation of defense systems: proliferated constellations, hypersonic defense and directed energy. FORGE takes work today: build to print, inspection and thermal vacuum qualification. CC-100 keeps remote sites working through outages. Further out, four programs build what a permanent base on the Moon will run on.

Programs

  • FORGEAccepting work
  • CC-100Accepting inquiries
  • ATLASIn development
  • HERMESIn development
  • WIRESIn development
  • NEXUSIn development
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