Voyager Technologies is a defense technology and space solutions company that designs, develops, and operates advanced systems for U.S. national security, space exploration, and commercial space markets. Founded in 2019 and built through 12 acquisitions, Voyager has assembled a vertically integrated platform spanning propulsion, energetics, signals intelligence, communications hardware, and guidance and navigation systems. Voyager's Defense & National Security segment — its largest and fastest-growing business — supplies solid and electric propulsion systems for missile defense interceptors, energetics and propellant manufacturing, radiation-hardened communications hardware, and AI-enabled signals intelligence software, selling primarily to U.S. government agencies and defense prime contractors like Lockheed Martin, RTX, and Boeing. Its Space Solutions segment provides ISS mission management and space infrastructure, anchored by the Bishop Airlock — the first privately-owned ISS module — and Nanoracks, through which Voyager claims to be the largest commercial ISS user, having managed over 1,400 ISS missions. Voyager operates as both a prime contractor on larger programs and a merchant subsystem supplier to defense primes. A third segment, Starlab Space Stations, is a pre-revenue joint venture developing a commercial space station to replace the ISS after its planned 2030 decommissioning, currently funded through NASA milestone payments. Voyager's growth strategy centers on acquisitions to deepen its missile defense supply chain, scaling manufacturing capacity to serve Golden Dome missile defense programs, and competing for NASA's Phase II commercial space station contract expected in late 2026.