"The point is to get missions out of the door as fast as possible. Even two to three years is too slow”
- Major Gen. Stephen Purdy,
US Space Force
We solve the long-lead parts problem that has plagued the space industry for decades.
It takes 4–7 Years to deliver a typical Satellite.
That's often longer than World War II — a direct and growing threat to national security.
The Longest Delay? Waiting for Parts.
Development Timeline for a U.S. Government Satellite: Typical ~5 years, range 4–7 years
We Solve the Long-Lead Parts Problem
Space Agility holds pre-purchased long-lead components in inventory and resells them to manufacturers when they need to deliver fast. The result: what used to take 9–24 months now takes 3–6 months — with minimal change to existing business processes.
Our Customers Win on Volume, Price, and Cost — Simultaneously
Speed unlocks compounding financial value. When a Tier 1 Manufacturer can promise 3–6 month delivery instead of 9–24 months, they win more contracts, command a higher unit price, and reduce time-driven overhead costs — all at once.
More Contract Wins
Price Premium
Gross Margin
Time-Driven Cost Savings
Experts in Space, Supply Chain and Enterprise Analytics
Company at a Glance
- Mission: To accelerate spacecraft delivery
- Origin: DOD and USAF studies identifying chronic underinvestment in long-lead inventory as the defining bottleneck in the space sector
- Capacity: Funds available today for inventory purchases
- Target Market: Prime Contractors and Tier 1/2 suppliers where supply chain delays hurt sales and customer satisfaction
Leadership Team
Duer Reeves
CEO and COO
- 21 years Sun Microsystems
- 2 Robotics/IOT startup exits
- Extensive general management, supply chain, marketing & services experience
- BA Williams College,
MBA Thunderbird
Paul Graven
CMO and CRO
- 30-year space industry veteran (TRW, Microcosm, …)
- CEO/Founder Cateni: Spacecraft avionics/flight software, modularity, economics, supply chain
- Principal Investigator on DOD/USAF studies which led to Space Agility
- BS Caltech, MS Stanford,
MPP Harvard Kennedy School
Allan Gray
CTO
- 30 years in supply chain analytics
- Founder End-to-End Analytics,
acquired by Accenture
- Consulting at McKinsey & Co.,
finance at Procter & Gamble
- DOD/USAF studies which led to Space Agility
- MEng Oxford, Kennedy Scholar at MIT, MBA Stanford
Don't let long-lead parts delay the mission