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Director of engineering for Boeing at KSC/Scott
Southwell: We're really excited about the

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future.

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And our ability to partner with Kennedy Space
Center and work on

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the future of the space program is really
a great thing for us.

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Craig Technologies/Phil Bryden: Craig is a
small, disadvantaged business but obviously

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with NASA's

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support we have access to a large

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array of manufacturing equipment, and that
enables us to directly support NASA and the prime

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contractors that are looking to develop and
manufacture the Space Launch System, the new 21st-

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century spaceport, and also use those capabilities
to innovate and develop research and technology

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to support commercial opportunities.

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UCF office of research and commercialization/Julia
Roberts: We choose to partner with KSC because of

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the highly experienced researchers and engineers.
UCF

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faculty partner with KSC teams to develop
exciting technology for today and tomorrow.

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Sierra Nevada/Lee Archambault: We in the Dream
Chaser program believe a partnership with the

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Kennedy Space Center -- ground zero

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for spaceflight in the United States -- is
the ideal place to launch and land the Dream

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Chaser spacecraft,

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just like the greatest spacecraft of the past.

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United Launch Alliance/Steve Agid: Hi, I'm
Steve Agid with United Launch Alliance. We're

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happy to

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partner here at KSC. We launch the Atlas and
Delta series of rockets -- rockets that take

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satellites into

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space like the GPS satellites, launch missions
for NASA, the exploring satellites, and also

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for our national

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defense. We're glad to be a partner here with
our two launch pads, Pad 37 for the Delta

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rockets and

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Pad 41 for the Atlas rockets.

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Light Visually Transceiving/John Pederson:
We are here at Kennedy Space Center and NASA

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in general to

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partnership in the development of this technology,
to be used in space travel and other space-related

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items. We feel it's a good fit here at Kennedy
Space Center in their research and development