United Launch Alliance

United Launch Alliance
United Launch Alliance
Création 1er décembre 2006
Forme juridique Société à responsabilité limitée
Siège social Drapeau des États-Unis Denver, Colorado (États-Unis)
Société mère Boeing
Lockheed Martin
Effectif 3 800
Site web http://www.ulalaunch.com/

United Launch Alliance (ULA) est une coentreprise constitué en Société à responsabilité limitée entre Boeing et la Lockheed Martin qui gère les lanceurs spatiaux Atlas V, Delta II et Delta IV.

L'entreprise d'environ 3 800 salariés a commencé à fonctionner officiellement le 1er décembre 2006 et propose ses services de lancement pour les clients du gouvernement américain.

Le siège social de ULA est basée à Denver dans le Colorado et ses installations de productions et de services sont à Decatur dans l'Alabama, Littleton dans le Colorado et Harlingen au Texas.

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