Lunar Production & Operations Center

Intuitive Machines, a diversified space exploration, infrastructure and services company, in partnership with the Houston Airport System and City of Houston economic development team, launched a new 12.5-acre Lunar Production and Operations Center.

The company became the first American commercial company to land a spacecraft on the moon in 2024. Its lunar program was the first to transmit engineering and science payload data for NASA from the lunar surface since Apollo 17 in 1972. The company is one of three anchor tenants at the Houston Spaceport.

We are the design-builder for the 105,572-square-foot headquarters, which opened in September 2023. We partnered with Intuitive Machines to provide the program room needed for personnel from multiple previous sites to build, command and communicate with lunar vehicles and other technology in space. The first-of-its-kind concept incorporates state-of-the-art features that elevate operational efficiency and seamlessly integrated workspaces, production laboratories and testing facilities, establishing an environment to foster collaboration and accelerate research and development processes.