Airborne Systems supplies parachutes for the CST-100 Starliner (technology partner on the program).
Relationship research recordBoeing’s space business spans crew transport, launch systems, satellite systems, and mission support for government and commercial customers.
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Suppliers & service providers to Boeing
Airborne Systems— supplier · supplier / program partner2 connectionsTell me more
Airborne Systems is cited as providing parachute and recovery systems capability relevant to commercial space programs including Boeing's CST-100 Starliner (Airborne lists CST-100 Starliner among commercial programs it supports).
Relationship research recordDavid Clark Company— customer · supplier2 connectionsTell me more
David Clark Company supplied its S1100 Salus crew suit to Boeing for use on the CST‑100 Starliner Crew Flight Test; Boeing crew wore David Clark's Salus suits for launch, docking and reentry during the certification flight.
Relationship research recordDavid Clark Company supplies spacesuits for the CST-100 Starliner (technology partner on the program).
Relationship research recordNASA— customerTell me more
NASA is a primary customer of Boeing’s CST-100 Starliner crew transportation services under the Commercial Crew Program, contracting Boeing to provide crew rotation services to the ISS.
Relationship research recordNupress Group— customerTell me more
ICN Gateway lists Boeing among Nupress Group's end users; Nupress supplies precision machined components and assemblies to Boeing for aerospace programs (customer relationship described on Nupress supplier profile).
Relationship research recordRUAG Space— customerTell me more
RUAG Space supplies adapter, separation systems, and other mechanical launcher equipment to major launch operators including Boeing (listed by RUAG as a launch operator customer for its separation and adapter systems).
Relationship research recordBoeing customers & supported companies
Hughes Network Systems, LLC— supplierTell me more
Boeing provided the Spaceway satellite system that Hughes agreed to operate under an operator agreement; Boeing supplied the Spaceway satellite capacity/system that Hughes would operate (operator agreement announced publicly).
Relationship research recordSES— supplier2 connectionsTell me more
Boeing builds O3b mPOWER MEO satellites and GEO satellites (e.g., SES-20/21) for SES.
Relationship research recordBoeing is named by SES as a partner/supplier in satellite design and manufacture; SES works with leading satellite manufacturers including Boeing to design satellites tailored to SES needs.
Relationship research recordPanAmSat— launch program partner / publicity host · supplier2 connectionsTell me more
Boeing (as the public host of the Land Launch program press release) documented PanAmSat's Land Launch order; Boeing/Sea Launch technology and program management were part of the launch services enabling PanAmSat's medium-class satellite deployments (press release July 28, 2005).
Relationship research recordBoeing (via its Hughes Space and Communications division) manufactured numerous PanAmSat satellites including Galaxy XI (HS-702), PAS-1R (HS-702), PAS-5 (HS-601HP), PAS-10 (HS-601HP), and others in the 1990s and early 2000s, providing the spacecraft buses and payloads for GEO operations.
Relationship research recordNASA— customer / mission partner · supplier2 connectionsTell me more
Boeing supplies crew transportation services and the CST-100 Starliner spacecraft to NASA for crewed missions to the International Space Station and other NASA missions; Boeing is a NASA commercial crew contractor and mission partner (ongoing program relationship).
Relationship research recordBoeing supplies Starliner spacecraft for crewed missions and SLS core stage hardware to NASA under Commercial Crew and Artemis programs.
Relationship research recordU.S. Space Force— customerTell me more
Boeing was awarded a contract to design and build next-generation narrowband communications satellites for the U.S. Space Force (program-level customer relationship to provide satellites and related mission capability), award announced June 2026.
Relationship research recordBoeing program partners
NanoRacks LLC— program partnerTell me more
Boeing partnered with NanoRacks to build the first commercial airlock module intended to attach to the U.S. segment of the ISS and to be a removable commercial module for future platforms (design/manufacture partner for Bishop airlock capability).
Relationship research recordISS National Lab— industry partner / program collaborator · program collaborator / customer enablement2 connectionsTell me more
Boeing partners with the ISS National Lab on programs such as the Genes in Space STEM contest and the MassChallenge 'Technology in Space' accelerator, supplying programmatic collaboration and pathways for startups/students to access ISS National Lab opportunities.
Relationship research recordISS National Lab (managed by CASIS) enables and supports Boeing‑led STEM programs such as Genes in Space and MassChallenge 'Technology in Space', providing ISS flight opportunities and programmatic access for winners and startups supported by Boeing.
Relationship research recordBigelow Aerospace— program partnerTell me more
Boeing worked with Bigelow Aerospace on refining requirements and joint tests related to the CST-100 (Starliner) crewed capsule; Bigelow contributed elements/technology and collaborated with Boeing on the crew transport interface and testing (relationship documented as joint work and tests in 2012).
Relationship research recordFleet Space Technologies— supplier / strategic partnerTell me more
Boeing is named in Fleet's capability/partnership listing as a key partner/supplier, indicating engagement on aspects of space systems, engineering or integration support for Fleet's satellite programs.
Relationship research recordBarber-Nichols Inc.— customer / prime contractor partnerTell me more
Barber‑Nichols is identified as a supplier/subcontractor to Boeing, providing custom turbomachinery and specialty components used by Boeing on defense and space programs.
Relationship research recordGovernment awards & missions
Stennis Space Center— test-siteTell me more
Boeing hot-fire tests SLS core stages at Stennis Space Center. · Space Launch System Green Run / hot-fire testing
Boeing’s SLS page says the Artemis I core stage traveled to Stennis for B-2 Test Stand testing and describes Boeing-led Green Run hot-fire testing there.
facilityMichoud Assembly Facility— manufacturing-siteTell me more
Boeing manufactures SLS core stages and related avionics work at Michoud Assembly Facility. · Space Launch System core stages
Boeing’s SLS page says Boeing created a production system at Michoud to build SLS core and upper stages and avionics, and that Boeing’s SLS workforce operates there.
facilitySpace Launch Complex 41— launch-pad-launch-ops-siteTell me more
Boeing launches Starliner from Space Launch Complex 41 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station via ULA Atlas V. · Starliner / ULA Atlas V launch operations
NASA’s Commercial Crew press kit says ULA modified SLC-41 for Boeing’s Starliner launches and that Starliner flights use ULA’s Atlas V from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.
facilityKennedy Space Center— integration-rollout-and-launch-prep-siteTell me more
Boeing uses Kennedy Space Center for Starliner and SLS integration, rollout, and launch preparation. · Starliner; Space Launch System / Artemis
Boeing’s SLS page places the program workforce at Kennedy Space Center and describes deliveries to KSC; Boeing’s Starliner materials also place manufacturing and launch operations at Kennedy Space Center.
facilityU.S. Space Force— satellite-development-contractTell me more
Boeing is developing the Mobile User Objective System Service Life Extension satellites for the U.S. Space Force. · MUOS Service Life Extension
Boeing announced in June 2026 that the U.S. Space Force selected Boeing for MUOS SLE, a contract worth up to $2B.
government agencyNASA— space-launch-system-prime-contract-core-stage-and-avionics-developmentTell me more
Boeing builds the Space Launch System core stage, upper stages, and flight avionics for NASA. · Space Launch System; Artemis moon missions
Boeing’s SLS page states that NASA is Boeing’s customer for the core stage, upper stages, and flight avionics of Space Launch System and that Boeing supports NASA’s Artemis program.
government agencyNASA— commercial-crew-transportation-capability-starliner-service-contractTell me more
Boeing provides Starliner crew-transport services to NASA for International Space Station missions under NASA’s Commercial Crew Transportation Capability contract. · CST-100 Starliner; NASA Commercial Crew Program; ISS crew transport
NASA’s Commercial Crew Program press kit says Boeing was awarded the CCtCap contract and that Boeing’s Crew Flight Test is part of that contract; Boeing’s Starliner materials call NASA the anchor customer and describe Starliner as a commercial crew transportation spacecraft for ISS missions.
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