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About Interorbital Systems

Interorbital Systems develops and manufactures low-cost, manned and unmanned orbital launch vehicles for commercial, governmental, and military applications. IOS rockets are designed to be launched from land or sea.

Headquarters Location

1394 Barnes Street

Mojave, California, 93501,

United States

661-824-1662

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Latest Interorbital Systems News

Avantus Federal, Interorbital Systems Partner to Grow Space Launch Footprints

Nov 24, 2020

Avantus Avantus Federal , formerly known as E3/Sentinel, and rocket developer Interorbital Systems have agreed to jointly offer space launch services to the federal sector under a strategic partnership agreement. Both parties seek to combine methodology and capability in efforts to help government customers address space missions, Avantus said Friday. The alliance offers Interorbital Systems an opportunity to increase pursuits in the federal market. Christopher Duncan, director of space and cyber initiatives at Avantus, said the company aims to update its framework for spacefaring activity by applying orbital launch, vertical integration approaches. Avantus operates as a NewSpring Holdings platform company. Share

Interorbital Systems Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

  • Where is Interorbital Systems's headquarters?

    Interorbital Systems's headquarters is located at 1394 Barnes Street, Mojave.

  • Who are Interorbital Systems's competitors?

    Competitors of Interorbital Systems include SpinLaunch and 4 more.

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