Summer 2026
Updated on 8/25/2026
Commercial suborbital spaceflight ticket seller
$35.84 - $54.73/hr
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Seattle, WA, USA + 8 more
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Blue Origin provides commercial spaceflight services focused on suborbital tourism with the New Shepard reusable rocket. It carries passengers to the edge of space for a few minutes of weightlessness in a roughly 11-minute flight, using a vertically launched, vertically landed launcher with a crew capsule. Revenue comes from selling premium spaceflight tickets and through developing rocket engines and space tech that can be sold or leased, with additional potential from lunar landers and other exploration systems. The company differentiates itself from competitors through its emphasis on a fully reusable system, strong vertical integration, and long-term plans for lunar exploration, rather than relying solely on occasional orbital launches. Its goal is to make space travel more accessible and to advance broader aerospace capabilities for commercial and government customers.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
Late Stage VC
Total Funding
$10.1B
Headquarters
Kent, Washington
Founded
2000
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Blue Origin considers US$674M aerospace facility in Hutto, Texas. August 21, 10:48 PM Blue Origin, the aerospace company founded by Jeff Bezos, is considering a US$674 million advanced manufacturing and research facility in Hutto, Texas, a project that could create up to 2,000 jobs and become one of the largest private investments in Williamson County's history. Williamson County Commissioners have unanimously approved an economic development agreement supporting the proposed project, which would see Blue Origin develop approximately one million square feet of industrial research and manufacturing space at the Hutto Crossing Industrial Park. If approved, the facility would focus on aerospace and defence technologies and is expected to become the largest employer in Hutto within the next decade. "That's one of the largest economic investments in our county ever," said Williamson County Judge Steve Snell. "And it is an American company with American jobs." The proposal follows a similar incentive package approved by the Hutto Economic Development Corporation, although final details remain under negotiation. State approval is still required before the project can proceed, and Blue Origin has yet to make a final site selection. According to county officials, the Hutto location is currently the only Texas site under consideration. Beyond job creation, Blue Origin has committed to partnering with Hutto Independent School District (Hutto ISD) to develop paid high school internships and expand Career and Technical Education (CTE) opportunities, helping build a future workforce for the aerospace sector. Founded in 2000, Blue Origin develops reusable rocket technology and space transportation systems aimed at lowering the cost of access to space. The company has completed 38 missions, flown 98 people into space, and operates facilities across the United States, including launch and testing operations in West Texas. The proposed investment further strengthens Central Texas' growing aerospace and advanced manufacturing ecosystem, with Hutto continuing to attract high-value industries seeking access to the region's skilled workforce, expanding infrastructure and proximity to the greater Austin innovation corridor.
Back to school and Blue Origin: Check out these trending Austin area stories. Published August 21, 2026 at 1:10 p.m. CT 1. The Farm Fresh Network brings locally grown food to Texas schools As parents prepare to send students back to school, the Texas Department of Agriculture is focusing on how to feed them with locally grown food. 2. Hutto, Williamson County poised for $674M Blue Origin facility Williamson County commissioners unanimously approved an economic development agreement Aug. 20 for Blue Origin, Jeff Bezos' space technology company, to possibly construct a facility on Innovation Boulevard in Hutto. 3. Eagles Nest Street extension moves forward in Round Rock The first phase of a project to extend Eagles Nest Street to west Round Rock is in motion. City officials bid out a contract to build the road Aug. 17. 4. 4 changes Bastrop drivers should know near Sendero, Burleson Crossing Bastrop is making several road and safety changes in and around the Sendero and Burleson Crossing shopping centers, including improvements to the nearby senior living community, Settlement Estates. 5. Local Georgetown bakery celebrates 5-year anniversary Hannah Banana Breads & More, owned by Hannah Thompson, celebrated five years in business in Georgetown. Thompson began her business in July 2021, "starting off small," selling a variety of bread and rolls, she said. She later learned how to make custom cakes and pies, which increased a lot of her sales. 6. New Braunfels ISD receives 'B' rating from TEA for the 2025-26 school year New Braunfels ISD remained at a "B" rating in the state's annual A-F accountability ratings for the 2025-26 school year, according to new data released Aug. 14 by the Texas Education Agency.
Williamson County greenlights $674M Blue Origin development deal. Two weeks ago, Connect reported that the Williamson County economic development board had agreed to terms with Jeff Bezos' space technology company, Blue Origin. Yesterday, the full board of commissioners approved the item, and it raises the odds that the company will build a $674 million facility in Hutto, within Williamson County. There is still one more approval required. The State of Texas needs to okay the deal. The approval would facilitate Blue Origin's construction of approximately one million square-feet of industrial research space related to the aerospace and defense industry, located in Hutto Crossing industrial park. The facility would create as many as 2,000 jobs in 10 years. That 10-year deal includes a county abatement of 100% of real property and 50% of personal property taxes in the first five years, and 50% on real property in the last five years. Founded in 2000, Blue Origin aims to develop reusable rocket technology to lower the cost of space travel and make it more accessible. Inside the story. Mike covers its Texas and Phoenix/Southwest regions. He is a veteran news reporter who spent 10 years in radio and television news, mostly in Tucson, Arizona. Following his career in the media, he spent ten years as a communications executive for a publicly traded development company. Mike is married with three boys and three Huskies. * | Development * | Policy/Gov't
Amazon confirms its new robotics facility in Austin's Dog's Head development site. E-commerce giant plans multibillion-dollar manufacturing hub at recently city-annexed site on the banks of the Colorado River Amazon announced Wednesday that it is planning a new multibillion robotics manufacturing facility in Austin. The e-commerce giant has spent $100 billion in Texas since 2010, and its new robotics manufacturing facility looks to add to that tally. The new facility is set to be built in the Dog's Head development, which was recently annexed by Austin. Precise square footage and cost of the new facility were not specified in the company's statement. The Dog's Head is a former mining site where the bends of the Colorado River form into the shape of a head of a dog. The full Endeavor-helmed development spans 2,600 acres, and plans include 4 million square feet of industrial space, 2.5 million square feet earmarked for retail, 6,195 single-family homes and 6,200 multifamily units. The development has a whopping $5.6 billion infrastructure bill, and deals with the city have mandated that Endeavor create green spaces around the banks of the Colorado. Early looks at the plans show that construction for the full buildout of the site would span three decades. Amazon claims the facility within the Dog's Head site is set to create 300-500 jobs in the Austin area, adding to its 17,000 employees currently in the city. Austin City Council still needs to approve some elements of the Dog's Head development plan before serious construction can begin. Voting on key issues like Colorado River usage won't begin until 2027, and vertical development isn't expected to begin until 2030. Amazon is the exception, however, as preliminary reports stated that the company expects to have its robotics facility up and running by the end of 2027. Austin is hoping that the Dog's Head development will help rebuild a tax base as the city continually gets spurned by other communities along the I-35 corridor. Cities like Liberty Hill and Georgetown have ballooned in population and investment in recent years. Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos isn't satisfied with one new facility in the Austin area. Recently, Bezos' space company, Blue Origin, locked in city incentives to build a $650 million facility in Hutto, a northeastern suburb of Austin.
Williamson County approves tax incentives for Hutto Blue Origin facility. Williamson County commissioners have approved an economic development agreement aimed at bringing a major Blue Origin facility and thousands of jobs to Hutto. The Commissioners Court unanimously approved the agreement Thursday for the aerospace company to potentially build a roughly one-million-square-foot industrial research facility along Innovation Boulevard in the Hutto Crossing industrial park. County officials said the project would represent an estimated $674 million investment and could create as many as 2,000 jobs over the next 10 years. Williamson County Precinct 4 Commissioner Russ Boles said the project would make Blue Origin the largest employer in Hutto. Blue Origin has also committed to working with Hutto ISD on paid high school internships and career and technical education programs. The county agreement follows approval of a similar incentive package by the Hutto Economic Development Corporation. Details of the incentives have not been made public because negotiations remain ongoing. Despite the local approvals, Blue Origin has not yet committed to building the facility in Hutto. County Judge Steve Snell said the project still requires approval from the state. The Hutto location is the only Texas site currently under consideration for the project, according to county officials. Blue Origin, founded by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, develops reusable rockets and other technology for commercial spaceflight and has existing operations in West Texas.