NASA’s Stennis Space Center has unveiled a strategic plan outlining its goals and objectives in key mission areas for the next five years as it seeks to accelerate its space exploration and commercialization efforts.
The NASA Stennis Strategic Plan 2024-2028 lays out the center’s plans for propulsion testing, the federal city business model, autonomous systems design and development, range assets and infrastructure and workforce development, the agency said Monday.
NASA Stennis aims to operate as a multi-user propulsion test enterprise, develop a sustainable and long-term capital improvement plan for the federal city, design intelligent and autonomous systems and services, use its range location and infrastructure to support the testing and operation of uncrewed systems and prepare and optimize its workforce for the future.
“The new plan is our guide to help make sure we are aligning ourselves with the NASA mission and the needs of our commercial partners,” said Duane Armstrong, manager of the NASA Stennis Strategic Business Development Office.
