- Air Products was awarded over $140 million in NASA contracts.
- The company will supply 36.5 million pounds of liquid hydrogen.
- Facilities include Kennedy Space Center and Cape Canaveral.
- Air Products' partnership with NASA began in 1957.
Contract Details
Air Products has secured contracts from NASA worth over $140 million to supply liquid hydrogen. This agreement involves providing 36.5 million pounds of liquid hydrogen to various NASA facilities.
Facilities Involved
The supply will be directed to key NASA locations, including the Kennedy Space Center, Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, Marshall Space Flight Center in Alabama, and Stennis Space Center in Mississippi.
Historical Partnership
Air Products' collaboration with NASA dates back to 1957. The company has been a consistent supplier of liquid hydrogen and other industrial gases for significant space programs, including Apollo, the Space Shuttle, and Orion.
Infrastructure and Capabilities
In 2025, Air Products completed the first fill of the world's largest hydrogen sphere at the Kennedy Space Center, delivering over 730,000 gallons of liquid hydrogen. This infrastructure supports NASA's ongoing and future space missions.
