Impulse Space Headquarters, Offices and Facility Locations

Introduction

Impulse Space identifies Redondo Beach, California as its headquarters. Its published footprint also includes engine testing in the Mojave Desert, a manufacturing facility outside Boulder, Colorado and a government-relations office in downtown Washington, D.C. These four locations have different functions.

Verified October 7, 2026. Four selected headquarters, office, manufacturing and test-site records. The cited sources do not establish exact street addresses for this directory.

Detail

Where is Impulse Space headquartered?

The company’s Approach page identifies its headquarters in Redondo Beach, California. The same source describes engine testing in the Mojave Desert. A regional test-site description does not establish an address in the city of Mojave.

For a location database, keep the headquarters and engine-test site as separate record types. Neither the shared state nor the company name makes them interchangeable.

Impulse Space location directory

The table follows the level of geographic detail in the company’s own pages. Street addresses are left blank in the downloadable data when the sources give only a city or region.

Location	Type	Published function
Redondo Beach	Headquarters	Company headquarters
Mojave Desert	Engine-test site	Engine testing
Outside Boulder	Manufacturing facility	20,000-square-foot facility; GNC for Mira and Helios; precision machining and flight hardware
Downtown Washington, D.C.	Government-relations office	Base for government relations and engagement with commercial, civil and government stakeholders

The Colorado manufacturing facility

In a March 10, 2026 announcement, Impulse describes a 20,000-square-foot facility outside Boulder. The stated work includes guidance, navigation and control for Mira and Helios, precision machining and flight hardware.

The location wording is “outside Boulder.” It should not be changed into a claim that the property is inside Boulder city limits. The announcement date also should not be treated as an exact opening date unless the source expressly establishes that relationship.

Machining equipment at Impulse Space’s Colorado facility, shown in its March 2026 announcement. Source: Impulse Space. Official source.

The Washington, D.C. office

The March 20, 2026 announcement describes a downtown D.C. office supporting government relations and engagement with commercial, civil and government stakeholders. Its function differs from manufacturing and engine testing.

The reviewed announcement does not give a street address. This guide therefore records the downtown D.C. location without guessing a building or using a nearby government institution as a substitute.

How to compare the locations

A useful facility directory records both location and purpose. A headquarters row helps with corporate research; a manufacturing row describes production activity; a test-site row identifies a testing region. The four records do not amount to four conventional office buildings.

When updating the file, compare the source’s exact location wording, function and date. New hiring advertisements can help identify research leads, but they require separate confirmation before becoming physical-facility records.

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Four selected headquarters, office, manufacturing and test-site records. The cited sources do not establish exact street addresses for this directory. Each record contains its official source, date information and verification date. Empty fields represent information not established in the reviewed source.

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