Overview
- Quantum Space said Tuesday it will open a 25,000 to 40,000 square foot production line in Tulsa to manufacture its Ranger satellites at the former Spartan facility by Tulsa International Airport.
- The plant will focus on large propulsion tanks and precision spacecraft parts and is expected to start with about 50 high-skill jobs as hiring begins this month.
- Renovation work starts in July 2026 with staff moving into a ready site this year, and first operations are targeted for the first quarter of 2027.
- The Tulsa build-out follows Bridenstine’s May 5 appointment as CEO and supports the company’s national security and commercial aims, including its selection for the Space Force’s Andromeda program.
- Company leaders cited Oklahoma’s aerospace heritage and skilled machining workforce in choosing Tulsa, which is adding space activity as firms like Agile Space Industries expand propulsion testing nearby.