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SpaceWERX is hosting Velocity: 2d Space Launch Squadron Industry Engagement Day on Wednesday, May 20 at The BR--DGE in El Segundo, California, bringing together Department of Defense personnel and industry partners to strengthen collaboration around national security space launch capabilities. The event focuses on mission integration and mission assurance, offering participants direct access to SpaceWERX and 2d SLS leadership to understand current strategic priorities and identify opportunities for industry to contribute to the future of space launch operations. Attendees will gain insight into how their capabilities can align with and support the evolving needs of the Space Systems Command under the Department of the Air Force, with the goal of enhancing operational success and shaping next-generation launch systems. Registration is required through the designated SpaceWERX events portal, and the engagement is specifically targeted toward defense and industry stakeholders involved in space missions.

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SpaceWERX hosts industry event to align launch capabilities with national security space priorities.

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Department Of The Air Force → Space Systems CommandView Agency

NAICS

928110 - National SecurityView NAICS

Place of Performance

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AgencyDepartment Of The Air Force → Space Systems Command

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Join SpaceWERX on Wednesday, May 20 for “Velocity: 2d Space Launch Squadron (SLS) Industry Engagement Day! This focused industry engagement brings together government and industry stakeholders to discuss the critical role of 2d SLS in advancing national security space objectives, with emphasis on mission integration and mission assurance. Attendees will have the opportunity to: Engage directly with SpaceWERX and 2d SLS leadership, Gain insight into current strategic priorities, Explore how industry can help shape future space launch capabilities and operational success.
Location: The BR--DGE: 777 Aviation Blvd. | El Segundo, CA 90245 Audience: DoW, Industry Registration: https://spacewerx.us/events/velocity-2d-space-launch-squadron-sls/

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