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March 06, 2025 – Washington, DC – The Commercial Space Federation (CSF) is proud to announce the addition of five (5) new Associate Member companies to the leading voice of the commercial space industry. These new members represent a diverse group of commercial space exploration companies committed to advancing the commercial space sector and helping shape the future of the industry.
The new members joining CSF include:
The Exploration Company – The Exploration Company is a spacecraft manufacturer striving to develop a reusable and in-orbit refillable spacecraft which can be used with all heavy launchers. Its goal is to make space exploration more accessible and sustainable through spacecraft development.
Impulse Space – Impulse Space focuses on in-space transportation for payload delivery and hosting. With the purpose of establishing efficient transportation, Impulse Space aims to deliver assets to LEO, GEO, the Moon, and Mars.
Interlune – Interlune is a pioneer in the commercialization of space-based resources. By harvesting natural resources from space, Interlune seeks to benefit Earth, establish an in-space economy and support a long-term presence on the Moon.
Intuitive Machines – Intuitive Machines provides lunar delivery, data transmission, and infrastructure services with the goal of opening access to the Moon. Through its Lunar Payload Delivery Services, Intuitive Machines is striving to open commercial access to the Moon.
ispace-U.S. – ispace is a lunar exploration company developing robotic spacecraft and other technologies vital to accomplishing transportation and exploration missions. By exploring and developing untapped water sources on the Moon, ispace will be critical in spearheading a space-based economy.
With the help of these new members, CSF strives to promote the bolstering of the commercial space industry and reaffirm the U.S. as the leader of this vital global industry. “The addition of these new member companies helps lead to the creation of our new Space Exploration and Commercial LEO Councils”, said Dave Cavossa, CSF President. “With so much activity focused on returning to the Moon, exploring Mars, and expanding our presence in Low Earth Orbit (LEO), these companies will help ensure CSF has the knowledge and expertise needed to represent the industry before the new Administration and Congress.”
CSF continues to grow its membership, acting as the leading voice for the commercial space industry while working to improve standards, practices, and policies that affect its members. This includes, but not limited to launch and re-entry, commercial space stations, spaceports, stratospheric airships, space exploration, remote sensing, space situational awareness, space solar power, and satellite service providers.
About CSF:Founded in 2006, CSF and its members are laying the foundation for democratizing access to outer space for scientists, students, civilians, and businesses. All while working towards the goal of expanding the U.S. Commercial Space Economy. Through the promotion of technological innovation, CSF and its diverse membership are guiding the bolstering of U.S. leadership in aerospace and inspiring America’s next generation of engineers and explorers. CSF also serves as the commercial space industry’s primary advocate with the U.S. Congress and the Administration, helping inform the development and implementation of policy priorities. By engaging with congressional players, CSF is able to provide recommendations on commercial space issues that will impact the commercial space industry in the short and long-term.
