All Points wins NASA spacecraft processing on-ramp

All Points Logistics has been added to NASA’s Spacecraft Processing and Operations Contract, opening the door to spacecraft processing work at Kennedy Space Center, Cape Canaveral and Vandenberg. The move comes as the company stacks up 2026 wins tied to new processing facilities and launch-site infrastructure for government and commercial customers.

Why it matters: - The NASA on-ramp gives All Points a direct place in a contract vehicle expected to support dozens of spacecraft processing missions through February 2033. - The award strengthens Space Prep’s position in the market for launch-site infrastructure and payload processing capacity at the nation’s busiest launch complexes. - The win adds another government-backed revenue path for facilities and services that support both NASA and commercial space customers.

What happened: - All Points Logistics announced it won an on-ramp to NASA’s Spacecraft Processing and Operations Contract, or SPOC. - The contract is administered by the Kennedy Space Center Launch Services Program. - The effective date of the award is Aug. 4, 2026. - The on-ramp adds All Points, through its Space Prep business line, as a qualified provider of spacecraft processing facilities and services under SPOC. - NASA uses the on-ramp process to add new qualified contractors to an existing multiple-award contract vehicle after the initial award.

The details: - SPOC is an indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity contract vehicle. - All Points will provide advance planning, facilities, supplies and services for spacecraft customers and launch service contractors. - The work includes prelaunch processing and integration, propellant loading, spin-balancing, launch vehicle integration, and encapsulation and transport of completed spacecraft to the launch pad. - The facilities covered are near Kennedy Space Center/Cape Canaveral Space Force Station and Vandenberg Space Force Base. - The SPOC ordering period runs through February 2033. - In April, All Points signed an exclusive agreement with NASA for a 65-acre, 50-year lease at Kennedy Space Center. - The lease supports construction of a 266,000-square-foot Spaceport Logistics Center and an adjacent 275,000-square-foot Spacecraft Processing Center. - In July, the U.S. Space Force awarded All Points a $250 million contract to design and build a commercially owned Spacecraft Processing Center at Vandenberg Space Force Base. - All Points also secured a major logistics firm as anchor tenant in the Spaceport Logistics Center under a long-term agreement covering warehousing, transportation and distribution services for space system operators and manufacturers. - Space Prep facilities are located near Kennedy Space Center/Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, Vandenberg Space Force Base, or both. - All Points says the three milestones give Space Prep government-backed infrastructure at the two busiest launch complexes in the country.

Between the lines: - The NASA award validates Space Prep’s earlier bets on processing facilities, logistics and launch support infrastructure. - The mix of NASA, Space Force and commercial tenant wins suggests demand is building for multi-user spacecraft processing sites that can serve different customers from the same footprint. - The company is positioning Space Prep as an independent provider rather than a single-program contractor, which could broaden its addressable market. - Phil Monkress, president and CEO of All Points Logistics, said the SPOC award is a proof point for Space Prep and reflects growing need for additional payload processing capacity at Kennedy Space Center and Vandenberg.

What’s next: - All Points will look to convert the SPOC qualification into task orders as NASA and other customers issue work under the vehicle. - The company is moving ahead with development of the Spaceport Logistics Center and the adjacent Spacecraft Processing Center at Kennedy Space Center. - All Points is also advancing the Spacecraft Processing Center project at Vandenberg Space Force Base. - Space Prep continues to market cleanroom processing, fueling, storage and mission support services to commercial and government customers.

The bottom line: - All Points has turned a series of 2026 wins into a stronger foothold in spacecraft processing infrastructure on both coasts, with NASA now added to its customer base.