Michigan Space Innovation Hub

The Michigan Space Innovation Hub is a Michigan Economic Development Corporation RFP that seeks one or more bidders to build statewide infrastructure and programming for Michigan's space economy and industrial base. It sits inside MEDC's broader economic-development work and is aimed at expanding support for defense, commercial, and dual-use space technologies. The 2026 solicitation does not disclose an award amount in the published excerpt, but it does specify a statewide hub with physical assets such as offices, collaboration spaces, laboratories, and equipment. The hub is expected to provide business training, workforce development, and support for Space Research, Remote Sensing, and Digital Engineering. Proposals were due June 1, 2026 at 3:00 p.m. by email. The opportunity suits organizations that can coordinate infrastructure and programming at a statewide level and that can serve businesses at every stage of growth. Strong applicants are likely to combine technical credibility with ecosystem reach, since the hub is meant to connect companies, talent, and facilities rather than operate as a narrow project grant.

Each grant below is a distinct funding opportunity with its own eligibility, scope, and deliverables.