SBRPA new horizon
for space operations.

Engineering feasibility

Three-legged jack-up recovery concept with an open deck, handling crane, and transfer barge — 01 / Jack-up recovery station

Overhead view of the semi-submersible recovery concept with processing hall, crane, first-stage reference, and transfer barge — 02 / Semi-submersible recovery view

Concept illustrations · Recovery configurations · Subject to engineering

SBRP explores jack-up recovery stations and a semi-submersible launch-and-recovery architecture. Each concept brings offshore assets, vehicle interfaces, handling, and support logistics into a mission-specific feasibility study.

Architecture and integration focus

Jack-up recovery

Evaluate selected sites for recovery, handling, transfer, and reset.

Semi-submersible

Study mobile launch and recovery with accommodation and mission support.

Vehicle handling

Define crane reach, processing space, and transfer interfaces.

Mission systems

Assess payload, propellant, maintenance, and communications needs.

The approach

Match the architecture to the operating need. Evaluate candidate structure, marine conditions, vehicle interfaces, support systems, and conversion scope with specialist engineering partners.

Start the conversation

Define the mission and candidate-screening scope with vehicle providers, offshore specialists, and prospective program partners.