Space Station Processing Facility

The Space Station Processing Facility is a three-story, 42,500 m2 industrial building
located in the Kennedy Space Center industrial area, just east of the Operations and Checkout Building.
It was constructed in 1992 for the manufacturing and processing of the International Space Station modules, flight hardware, equipment, structural components and solar arrays.
The SSPF includes two processing bays, an airlock, operational control rooms, laboratories, logistics areas, office space, a ballroom and conference halls, and a cafeteria.
The processing areas, airlock, and laboratories were designed to support non-hazardous Station and Space Shuttle payloads in 100,000 class clean work areas.

During the re-designing phase of Space Station Freedom in early 1991, Congress approved new plans for NASA to lead the project and begin manufacturing its components for the future International Space Station. Kennedy Space Center was selected as the ideal launch processing complex for the ISS, as well as hosting all the internationally manufactured modules and station elements.

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