Wednesday, July 29, 2026
Relativity Space to expand Terran R production on Space Coast
Space Florida said on July 21 it signed an agreement to help finance a new Terran R production facility for Relativity Space near Cape Canaveral, making the company eligible for up to $134 million from the Florida Department of Transportation's Spaceport Improvement Program. Relativity is evaluating a site at Space Coast Regional Airport in Titusville for a manufacturing and research campus that could grow to $350 million and create thousands of jobs through 2034, alongside a commitment to expand test and launch infrastructure at Kennedy Space Center and Cape Canaveral Space Force Station. The expansion backs Relativity's reusable Terran R rocket, which is in the middle of a qualification testing campaign ahead of its debut launch.
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