ROTHE
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Rothe Development, Inc. is pleased to once again feature one of our outstanding employees. Our team brings a wide variety of skills, backgrounds and achievements to the table, and we are proud to celebrate the exemplary employees that represent Rothe. This quarter we are featuring our valued team member, [...]
On Friday, October 25th, 2024, Rothe volunteers participated in the “Special Show for Special People”, at Wings Over Houston, an annual event that occurs each year at Ellington Field in Houston, Texas. The Special Guests were treated to goodie bags with an Airshow bandana and had front row seats [...]
On Thursday, June 13, at REI Headquarters at 229 Sandhill St, Webster, TX, Rothe, in concert with the Rotary Club of Space Center, continued our annual event to offer anyone an opportunity to benefit the MD Anderson Blood Bank with blood donations. All told -- with numbers similar to [...]
We are thrilled to announce that the Rothe / ARES Joint Venture (ROAR) has been awarded the NASA Enterprise Multimedia and Integrated Technical Services (eMITS) contract. This highly competitive Cost-Plus Award Fee/Firm Fixed Price contract, valued at $814 million, includes a one-year base and seven one-year options. As a [...]
Founded in 1967, Rothe Development, Inc. (RDI) has a storied history supporting the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) consecutively as a prime or subcontractor since 1978. RDI became a WOMEN OWNED SMALL BUSINESS (WOSB) in 1997 and today provides a diverse line of businesses including Cybersecurity, Computer Engineering, Software Development, Human Spaceflight Calibration, Mission Operation Training, Multimedia & Communication, and Commercial Calibration.
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