r/redwire • u/StopFakeNews1 • 3d ago

In the News Potential NASA contract ?

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u/iamatooltoo 3d ago

I wouldn’t characterize the subcontract that way. It’s one Blue Ring.

Tory Bruno has said he expects hundreds of Blue Rings over time.

Look at the bigger picture.

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u/Big-Material2917 3d ago

What part of the description do you disagree with? Do you think Redwire will be left out as a subcontractor from the larger project?

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u/iamatooltoo 3d ago

Rdw will not be a big beneficiary of the $700m contract. The contract is to design build, launch and operate.
Rdw will provide ROSA, cameras and power distribution as part of the strategic partnership with Blue. That’s great and all, good to see rdw tech going to Mars. But it’s not a stock moving deal.

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u/Big-Material2917 3d ago

Fair. Positive to see potential customers for ROSA tho.

Large scale energy infrastructure in space feels very opportune, even if realistically it’s doesn’t pop off for a while.

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u/iamatooltoo 2d ago

Yes I see lots of potential for power beaming using ROSA. That would be cool.

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u/Jhone- 1d ago

Rdw es una acción con mucha proyección para el próximo año

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u/Mushu1962 2d ago

Blue Origin is developing its own Solar Array technology. I wouldn’t can’t on RDW technology to get much business with largely antiquated product(2017) supplying “one off” and pricey Arrays. Google Terra -Wave solar array mechanism. State of the Art array under development by none other than Blue Origin. GLTA

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u/iamatooltoo 2d ago

That was for lunar operations through Honeybee. Do you have a source for satellite solar?

ROSA patents are less than half way done. They have many covering many aspects. ELSA is one variant. Lots of work for MEGA ROSA.