Stennis Space Center, MS

Underwater Robotics & Engineering

The Phoenix office at Stennis Space Center, MS, plays a vital role in supporting a broad array of maritime and ocean science initiatives. It serves as a strategic hub for delivering specialized services to the U.S. Navy, NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration), regional ocean science firms, and other maritime organizations. Core capabilities include:

• Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV) Operations
• Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) Operations
• Subsea Engineering Solutions

With advanced underwater robotics and engineering expertise, the Phoenix Stennis team helps drive innovation in subsea exploration, research, and defense support across the Gulf Coast and beyond.

Submarine Rescue Solutions

Phoenix delivers comprehensive rescue and intervention solutions, custom-tailored to meet the unique requirements of each nation’s submarine force. Our systems offer the world’s most advanced capabilities—engineered for rapid deployment and global transportability—ensuring readiness and response when it matters most.

• Deep Water Remotely Operated Rescue Vehicles (RORVs)
• Shallow Water Rescue Solutions
• Transfer Under Pressure/Hyperbaric Chambers
• Launch/Recovery Systems and Ship Interface/Adaptation Systems

About Stennis Space Center

NASA’s Stennis Space Center, near Bay St. Louis, Mississippi, is a federal city operated by NASA since 1961. NASA and more than 50 federal, state, academic, public, and private aerospace, technology, and research organizations located onsite share in operating costs, which allows tenants to direct more of their money to individual missions. If their combined workforces of more than 5,200 employees were counted as a single entity, Stennis would rank among the Top 10 Mississippi companies in size. The Stennis Federal City is a major economic engine for the Gulf Coast region, with an average direct annual impact of more than $846 million within a 50-mile radius.