Rideshare mission integration (with XTERRA deployment systems)
Service that books rideshare launches and readies satellites to fly
Arrow Science and Technology
Native American-owned small business in Webster, Texas, that books and integrates small satellites on SpaceX rideshares and builds deployment hardware. NASA added it to its VADR launch contract in 2024, and it resells South Korea's INNOSPACE launches in the U.S. (1 product in the atlas)
Products, by altitude
Launch · From the pad to orbit
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Milestones
- Aug 2025 INNOSPACE selected Arrow to distribute its launch services in the U.S. market. Company statement1
- Aug 2025 NASA selected Arrow for a VADR task assignment studying orbital transfer vehicle service. Company statement2
- Aug 2024 NASA added Arrow as a provider on its VADR (Venture-Class Acquisition of Dedicated and Rideshare) launch contract, an IDIQ with a $300 million maximum across all awards.3
- Aug 2024 Acquired XTERRA to expand its turnkey mission integration and rideshare service. Company statement4