Redwire awarded contract to supply solar array wings for Axiom's second space station module

Redwire (RDW) has secured a follow-on contract with Axiom Space to develop and deliver two Roll-Out Solar Array (ROSA) wings for the company’s second planned space station module. This follows Redwire’s earlier work on solar arrays for Axiom's first module, highlighting continued collaboration between the firms in advancing commercial space infrastructure. The ROSA technology is a lightweight, compact solution designed to provide reliable power generation capabilities in orbit and has been previously used by NASA missions. The new contract underscores growing demand for Redwire’s advanced aerospace solutions as private companies expand their presence beyond Earth's atmosphere. This development supports Axiom Space’s long-term vision of building the first commercial space station, with solar arrays playing a critical role in enabling sustainable operations.

By Preeti Singh, SA News Editor · Seeking Alpha ·

Redwire awarded contract to supply solar array wings for Axiom's second space station module

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