Propellant Production Built for Speed and Scale
Firehawk is advancing the future of energetics — replacing outdated systems with faster, safer, U.S.-based production that keeps pace with the mission.
Breaking ground
in Lawton, OK
Firehawk is building the first U.S. facility dedicated to 3D-printed rocket propellant in Lawton, Oklahoma. The campus will span 320 acres and will be located near Fort Sill, home to the U.S. Army’s artillery and missile training, placing advanced production capability in close reach of mission partners.
Facility Highlights
- A production campus purpose-built for modular propellant lines.
- Capacity to produce a million pounds of solid propellant annually.
- Advanced additive printers, automated material handling, and inline QA to ensure consistency and safety.
- More than 100 new jobs in high-skill manufacturing, engineering, and test operations.
A Strategic Anchor for U.S. Defense
By investing in Oklahoma, Firehawk is establishing a strategic anchor for the nation’s defense industrial base. The Lawton site represents a long-term commitment to restoring propellant production capacity inside the United States, ensuring the supply chain is no longer fragile or dependent on outdated infrastructure.
The project is backed by state and federal leaders who recognize the strategic importance of rebuilding domestic propellant capacity. With their support, Firehawk is establishing not only a factory, but the foundation of a stronger, faster, and more resilient defense supply chain.
Join the Mission
The Lawton facility represents the next phase of Firehawk’s growth — moving from proven R&D to sustained production. We’re building the capacity the nation needs, and we’re inviting others to join us in this mission.