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Navigating Policy Challenges at Space Mobility Conference 2025

2025 Space Mobility Conference: "Navigating Policy Challenges: Collaborative Solutions for U.S. Leadership in Space" sponsored by Lockheed Martin. This session brings together top voices from the U.S. Space Force, FAA, Rocket Lab, and more to explore the urgent policy reforms, infrastructure needs, and cross-agency coordination required to keep America ahead in the space race. Topics include: • Regulatory friction and launch cadence • Environmental constraints and NEPA reform • Infrastructure resilience and national security • International partnerships and MTCR modernization This is a must-watch for anyone shaping the future of launch, reentry, and U.S. leadership in space. Speakers: Col. Mark Shoemaker, Commander, Space Launch Delta 30 - United States Space Force Col. Jim Horne, Senior Materiel Leader, Launch Execution Systems Delta - United States Space Force Dan Murray, Executive Director, Office of Operational Safety - Federal Aviation Administration Dave Cavossa, President - Commercial Spaceflight Federation Andrew Bunker - Vice President, Government Operations & Business Strategy, Rocket Lab Josh Martin - Vice President for Government Affairs, Varda Space Industries Chapters: 00:00 – Welcome by Lockheed Martin’s Jesse Morehouse 00:47 – Importance of Adapting Launch Policy 02:25 – Rapid GPS SV07 Launch: A Case Study 03:21 – Introduction of Moderator Dave Kervin 04:01 – Panel Begins: Launch, Reentry & U.S. Leadership 05:12 – Policy Evolution & Partnering with Commercial Space 07:24 – Outdated Assumptions in Policy Frameworks 09:07 – FAA’s Role in Safety and Enablement 11:18 – Modernizing Part 450 and Regulatory Harmonization 13:11 – Responsive Missions & Licensing Challenges 15:24 – Reentry Infrastructure: An Overlooked Bottleneck 17:16 – Environmental Regulations: Current Hurdles 20:12 – Programmatic Reviews & Solutions for NEPA 25:50 – Industry’s Call for More Efficient Processes 27:16 – Rapid Response: Trailblazer and GPS 29:05 – Spacecraft Processing: A Commercial Opportunity 30:56 – Spaceport Infrastructure & National Resilience 34:00 – Investing in Alternative Launch Sites 36:17 – The Future of Wallops and Diverse Spaceports 38:21 – Should NASA and DoD Share Spaceport Management? 40:06 – Transitioning to 450 by 2026: Is It Feasible? 43:15 – Top Legislative Priorities from Industry & DoD 47:25 – Three Regulatory Barriers to Growth 50:01 – Inland Launch & Risk Communication 52:02 – Export Controls & Allied Collaboration 54:42 – Environmental Risks: What Are We Missing? 57:05 – Final Reflections: Avoiding Complacency 59:00 – Closing Thoughts & Applause