Advancing Space Commerce

SpaceCom, in collaboration with NASA, is the business and partnership engine of Commercial Space Week, focused on commercialization, procurement, investment, and business growth across the space economy. Bringing together government, defense, commercial, and emerging space leaders, it creates opportunities to align priorities, accelerate partnerships, and move programs forward.

SpaceCom combines a robust conference education program with a dynamic expo floor, making it the premier marketplace and knowledge hub for the global space economy. 

Registration will open in August.

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Who You'll Meet

Whether you’re developing next-gen technology, deploying assets, funding growth-stage ventures, or shaping space policy, SpaceCom is where you connect with:

  • Commercial solution providers & OEMs

  • Aerospace & defense contractors

  • Left of Launch exhibitors

  • Government agencies: NASA, DoD, USSF, NOAA, FAA, and more

  • Spaceports, launch operators, and prime contractors

  • Investors, VCs, and international delegations

  • Startups, incubators, and academic researchers

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2027 Program Tracks

Commercial Space Week 2027 is organized around four conference themes designed to help attendees understand where the industry is headed, where demand is emerging, and where new opportunities are taking shape across the global space economy.

  • Advance – Infrastructure, manufacturing, mobility, and the capabilities needed to scale the future space economy.
  • Discover – Market demand, investment trends, procurement priorities, and the signals shaping future opportunities.
  • Explore – Lunar, cislunar, and deep space initiatives driving the next era of exploration and commercialization.
  • Innovate – Emerging technologies, commercial LEO destinations, AI, autonomy, and breakthrough capabilities transforming the industry.

What to Expect

  • A dynamic Expo Hall with 250+ exhibitors and tech demos

  • Cutting-edge conference sessions led by industry, government, and academia

  • Federal briefings and procurement strategy sessions

  • Curated networking programs and startup pitch competitions

  • Co-located Space Mobility Conference and GSA Spaceport Summit for cross-sector collaboration

 

Space Come 2026
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Built Around Where Launches Actually Happen

Orlando and the Space Coast provide unmatched access to the broader aerospace and launch ecosystem. As home to Kennedy Space Center, Space Launch Delta 45, and a fast-growing commercial launch corridor, Orlando offers unmatched proximity to the people and infrastructure shaping space exploration and defense.

It’s not just where the industry works, it’s where it meets to define what’s next.

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