Constanellis Aerospace, Inc. · U.S.-owned · ITAR registeredCAGE 8RUU8 · NAICS 336414
Artemis II stack on Launch Pad 39B at sunsetNASA

Government and defense

Government and defense

A U.S.-owned, ITAR-registered supplier of space hardware, qualification and lunar infrastructure.

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Identifiers

Legal nameConstanellis Aerospace, Inc.
EntityDelaware C-corporation, founded 2020
OwnershipU.S.-owned
ExportRegistered with the Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (ITAR)
CAGE8RUU8
Primary NAICS336414 · Guided missile and space vehicle manufacturing
OfficesWashington, D.C. · Colorado

Where we work

A full Moon rising behind the dome of the United States Capitol at dusk
  • 6 minUnited States Capitol
  • 6 minNASA Headquarters
  • 8 minThe Pentagon
NASA / Joel Kowsky

Government and program engagement

Washington, D.C.

Lunar and defense requirements are written and funded here. Our government work is run from Washington, close to the program offices, contracting officers and prime teams we serve.

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A total lunar eclipse beside the gold dome of the Colorado State Capitol at night
  • 8 minCentennial Airport
  • 41 minDenver International Airport
  • 27 minUnion Station, downtown Denver
NASA / Bill Ingalls

Engineering and production

Colorado

Engineering, manufacturing and qualification work is based in Colorado, inside one of the deepest aerospace workforces in the country.

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Roles

Sub-tier to prime teams

Precision optical and mechanical manufacturing and thermal vacuum qualification inside a prime's supply chain.

Scope manufacturing work

Direct to program offices

Lunar surface power, cislunar communications and power beaming measurement as technology programs mature.

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Data and analysis

Lunar economy pricing, supply mapping and gap analysis for agencies planning sustained operations.

NEXUS

Programs

  1. 01

    FORGE

    Precision hardware built to print and qualified under vacuum across temperature today, and the process control that additive manufacturing and in-situ resource use need before anyone builds on the Moon.

  2. 02

    ATLAS

    Generation, storage and distribution that run through the lunar night, and the logistics that move payloads and material across the polar region.

  3. 03

    HERMES

    Relay constellations for the Moon are now under contract. HERMES is the other end of the link: the terminals, delay-tolerant software and operations every lander, rover and instrument needs to use them.

  4. 04

    WIRES

    Power and signal delivered across cislunar distances and into shadowed craters, with independent measurement of what reaches the receiver.

  5. 05

    NEXUS

    What it costs to deliver, produce and operate on the Moon, who supplies what, and where demand outruns supply.

Capability statement

Available to program offices, contracting officers and prime teams on request. Controlled technical data is exchanged only through an agreed channel.

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