Spacenews Quantum Space and All Points Logistics Partner for Prime Mission Launch
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- •Quantum Space partners with All Points Logistics for Prime mission launch preparations.
- •Prime mission aims to evaluate spacecraft performance and data collection.
- •Launch is targeted for the second half of 2027 from Vandenberg Space Force Base.
Quantum Space, LLC has signed a spacecraft processing agreement with All Points Logistics for its Prime mission, aimed at evaluating spacecraft performance and data collection. The mission is set to launch in the second half of 2027 from Vandenberg Space Force Base. Under this agreement, All Points will provide essential services including clean-room facilities and propellant servicing. The work order builds on an existing Master Services Agreement, focusing on ground processing and launch-site activities. Kerry Wisnosky, President of Quantum Space, emphasized the importance of this partnership in mitigating execution risks. The Prime mission will be the first of Quantum Space's high-performance class spacecraft, designed for national security and commercial missions.
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