State of Space Recap

On Tuesday, October 11th, our Business Development team attended the Greater Houston Partnership’s State of Space. The event brought together leaders from NASA’s Johnson Space Center and prominent aerospace organizations for an insightful conversation on how public and private cooperation is enabling the next frontier of space exploration.

Growing the Commercial Space Sector

The event was a great opportunity for companies to network with other private firms as well as learn about the future of space technology and exploration. Hearing from NASA and other aerospace organizations brought to light new opportunities for companies looking to partner with NASA and its counterparts. NASA’s continued mission to put people in space—sustainably and at scale—marks the beginning of a new era of cooperation with private firms. Many of these partnerships are taking place at the Houston Spaceport, which is serving as a catalyst for growth in the commercial space sector.

“As a proud NASA-approved vendor here in Houston, Onset Technologies, LLC attended the Greater Houston Partnership’s State of Space event. We networked with many new companies, as well as caught up with familiar partners. We developed many new opportunities for our IT Professional Services and look forward to following up on them. The event was a success and productive for all.”

– Melanie Vegas, Business Development Associate

Partnering with NASA

Onset Technologies is an Approved NASA Vendor. As an approved vendor, we help NASA with market research and assist them in meeting their socioeconomic goals. Onset Technologies is now listed in the NASA Vendor Database, which gives us NASA-wide visibility and vendor-to-vendor access. You can find the NASA Vendor Database here.

For over 60 years, NASA has positioned the U.S. as a space technology and exploration leader. And Johnson Space Center, one of NASA’s largest R&D facilities, has made Houston the epicenter of human space exploration. Onset Technologies is proud to be given the opportunity to work with NASA and pioneer the future of space exploration, scientific discovery, and aeronautics research.