United Space Alliance About U.S.A.

United Space Alliance is applying its broad range of capabilities to NASA’s Space Shuttle, International Space Station (ISS), and Constellation programs as well as to space operations customers in the commercial and international space industry sectors.

Our work includes the Space Program Operations Contract (SPOC) implemented October 1, 2006, that establishes USA as NASA’s primary industry partner in human space operations, including the day-to-day management of the Space Shuttle fleet and planning, training, and operations for the ISS.

As a member of the Orion and Ares I team, USA also is lending its expertise to the design and development of the next generation of space exploration vehicles.

Additional work includes:

International Space Station (ISS) contracts (Boeing)
ISS Cargo Mission Contract (Lockheed Martin)
Mission Support Operations Contract (Lockheed Martin)
Facilities Development and Operations Contract (Lockheed Martin)
Integrated Mission Operations Contract (NASA - Johnson Space Center)
Constellation Space Suit System (Oceaneering)
Extravehicular Activity (EVA) Systems (Hamilton Sundstrand)
Engineering Support to MSFC (Blanket Purchase Agreement)
MSFC Configuration Management/Data Management (COLSA)
Progress-Soyuz Cargo Operations Services (LZ Technology)
Arctic Slope Support Contract (ASRC)
CAPPS Program Support (Boeing)
ESTEK Launch Operations and Support Contract (Space Coast Launch Services)

Headquartered in Houston, USA was established in 1995 as a Limited Liability Company, USA is equally owned by The Boeing Company (NYSE:BA) and Lockheed Martin Corporation (NYSE:LMT) and has 8,800 employees working at sites in Texas, Florida, and Alabama.

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