On-orbit fueling tankers. Space barges and tugboats. Repair robots and lunar base camps... Dave Buck, President of BRPH Mission Solutions discusses the evolving trends and technologies we all need to know about.
Space may be the final frontier, but to get there, you need more than a rocket and a launch pad, you need a spaceport. How do you build one? What are the first steps? How does the funding come together? Two of our spaceport experts to share their insights on what it takes to get into the game of space and build a successful spaceport.
BRPH, a nationally ranked architecture, engineering and construction firm, announced today it will award up to 10 grants of up to $1,000 each to K-12 educators who teach science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics (STEAM) in selected counties throughout Florida and Georgia.
When it comes to designing an aerospace vehicle, testing and verification are critical parts of the process. Understanding the nuances of aerospace testing is crucial to mission success. Derek Nolek, National Practice Leader for Ground Support Equipment Engineering at BRPH, shares some insights.
Cigna Healthcare has once again awarded BRPH a Gold Level Healthy Workforce Designation for providing a strong workplace well-being program.
BRPH received four awards from The Engineers' Council, including Outstanding Engineering Project Achievement Awards for Amazon Kuiper and Universal's Epic Universe.
The privatization of the aerospace market is driving big changes in the way aerospace products are delivered. A streamlined preconstruction process plays a big role in getting to market more quickly and inexpensively. Matt Tyler and Rob Baldwin of BRPH Construction Services explain how the construction team can lead the way for a successful project before ever breaking ground.
When it comes to selecting a site for a new commercial or industrial project, hundreds of factors come into play. Jennifer Harvin, PE, National Practice Leader for Civil Engineering, and Casey Barnes, Regional Market and Economic Development Leader, share the dirt, so to speak, on what makes "good dirt," and what factors should be considered before selecting a new site.
Structural engineer Chris Copeland, EIT, co-chairs an ASTM F24 group that's helping to write safety standards for rides and attractions around the world.
In Part II of this episode of Outside the Box with BRPH, we look back at 60 years of designing America's spaceports and hear from three of the engineers who were instrumental in creating that landscape. See how that knowledge is being passed down and built upon to create the spaceports of tomorrow.
