
Builds reusable ground-based accelerators for hypersonic testing and cargo launch.
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ALAMEDA, Calif., Aug. 11, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Longshot, the defense and space technology company pioneering ground-based kinetic launch systems, announced that it has achieved "awardable" status through DARPA Expedited Research Innovation System (ERIS) Marketplace.
The company will support Air Force efforts to modernize national test capabilities, including hypersonics
Longshot, a defense and space technology company, is part of the Mettle Ops team awarded a position on the Missile Defense Agency’s SHIELD IDIQ contract.
New capital accelerates development of Longshot's ground-based launch technology as the company advances toward major hypersonic testing milestones
Longshot Space Technology develops ground-based acceleration systems for hypersonic testing and future affordable space launch.
The page provides contact information for inquiries about partnerships, investment, hypersonic testing, and future space launch opportunities.
Longshot Space Technology develops reusable ground-based acceleration for hypersonic testing and future space launch.
Longshot Space Technology is developing a ground-based gun system to accelerate cargo toward space. The Alameda startup is testing a 70-foot gun near Barstow and plans larger systems, while earning revenue from hypersonic testing under U.S. military contracts. Its long-term goal is to launch 220-pound payloads at up to Mach 8 and eventually reach a projected launch cost of $50 per kilogram.
Oct 2026 · TechCrunchNews article
DARPA lists Longshot as awardable on the ERIS Marketplace for its multi-injection mass-driver and launch-vehicle approach. The listing centers on Longshot’s proposed combination of a mass driver and launch vehicle.
Aug 2026 · Longshot SpaceNews article
The Air Force Velocity Alliance adds Longshot as a member to support lower-cost, high-cadence hypersonic test infrastructure. The consortium is focused on modernizing test infrastructure.
Jul 2026 · Longshot SpaceNews article
South Park Commons invests $5 million in Longshot Space, bringing the company’s disclosed funding to $20 million. The investment will support expansion of Longshot’s ground-based kinetic launch testing.
Jun 2026 · Longshot SpaceNews article