Voyager Technologies announced that it has been awarded a renewal of its contract with NASA under the Create Hardware (HUNCH) program, a five‑year partnership that provides engineering and program support for high‑school students designing and fabricating hardware for NASA, including components used on the International Space Station.
The award extends Voyager’s role in workforce development for space station operations and reinforces its strategic partnership with NASA. While the financial terms of the contract were not disclosed, the renewal is described as a modest revenue stream that continues Voyager’s long‑standing collaboration with the agency.
Voyager’s recent quarterly results showed net sales of $39.6 million in Q3 2025, with the Defense & National Security segment growing 31 % year‑over‑year and the Space Solutions segment declining due to the wind‑down of a separate NASA services contract. The HUNCH renewal fits into Voyager’s broader strategy of securing government contracts that support both current operations and the development of its next‑generation Starlab commercial space station.
Matt Magaña, president of Voyager’s Space, Defense & National Security segment, said the program “strengthens the aerospace workforce while delivering real, mission‑ready outcomes for spaceflight.” He added that lessons learned from supporting ISS operations “directly inform how we design, operate and sustain next‑generation platforms like Starlab.”
The announcement was well received by investors, who viewed the renewal as a sign of continued demand for Voyager’s expertise in NASA’s workforce development initiatives and a positive indicator for the company’s long‑term partnership with the agency.
Overall, the HUNCH contract renewal underscores Voyager’s commitment to building a skilled pipeline for the U.S. space program and positions the company to capitalize on future opportunities in NASA’s commercial space station initiatives.
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