Impulse Space Moves Headquarters To Redondo Beach, Prepares For Orbit

REDONDO BEACH, CA — Impulse Space — a leader in development of in-space transport services for the inner solar system — announced it would relocate its El Segundo headquarters to Redondo Beach on Tuesday.

At the new Redondo Beach location, the company will continue its preparations for its first orbital mission LEO Express-1 set to take off later this year. Impulse Space said the move was necessary to increase manufacturing and office space to address the business's growth.

“We had anticipated the need for much larger space to accommodate the equipment needed to support the vertically integrated product line that has been developed,” said Impulse Space COO Barry Matsumori. “This facility will support production capabilities ranging from development, build and test of propulsion systems, avionics development and production, and composite tank production and testing as elements of what will be done in the facility.”

Situated on Manhattan Beach Boulevard, the new headquarters will be 60,000 square-feet and open up more job opportunities to Redondo Beach residents and the surrounding communities.

Impulse Space was founded in 2021 and specializes in delivering payloads, in-space transportation to custom orbits and precision re-entry trajectory injection on orbits close to Earth's surface. Looking to the future, Impulse Space plans to offer payload delivery services to distant locations, such as the Moon or Mars.

For more information about Impulse Space, its future missions and careers visit impulsespace.com.