Before a SpaceX supplier submission, Louisiana businesses can line up these records

Louisiana businesses considering a SpaceX supplier submission can prepare their company information before opening the online form. The current SpaceX supplier page asks for a legal business name, address, website or no-website selection, country, and a point of contact.

The form also lists company-background fields for a UEI number, DUNS number, parent DUNS number, year founded, employee count and yearly revenue. It asks whether the organization is a small business, whether it is an HBCU or Minority Serving Institution, and whether it already has a SpaceX point of contact. Businesses can use their own records to answer those questions accurately.

The capabilities section asks about ISO 9001 and AS 9100 certification, NAICS codes, and whether the company provides construction services, construction materials or equipment, both, or neither. A company can use that list as a practical checklist for gathering its current classifications and capability information.

Louisiana Economic Development says Louisiana businesses are encouraged to register with SpaceX and that SpaceX has joined Source Louisiana. The Source Louisiana page says its registration profile includes a company’s industry, capabilities and certifications so potential customers can find and evaluate the business.

SpaceX labels the submission an initial evaluation step. Source Louisiana describes its profile as a directory registration and says registration does not guarantee a business opportunity or an LED endorsement. Those public descriptions give businesses a practical sequence: gather accurate company records, review the two forms, and decide whether either profile fits the business.

The SpaceX form also includes sanctions and ITAR representations for confirmation. Businesses seeking help with the state directory can use the public Source Louisiana support address listed on its page: [email protected].