Blue Line Engineering Co.

Blue Line Engineering Co. makes precision sensors and technologies for position measurement and control. It is based in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The company builds high-reliability systems to customer specifications for terrestrial, airborne and space flight applications.

The company's space flight sensors use radiation hardened components. The site says they are tested to customer requirements and shipped with end item documentation. That documentation includes a requirement verification matrix and performance test history.

The company's airborne line is designed for airborne and military environments. The site says its modular design fits in targeting pods and aircraft electro-optic sensor suites. The DDS 620 is used from the lab to military aircraft.

The company says it works with government agencies, academic institutions, and industrial and commercial aerospace companies. The site lists sensors for missions including the James Webb Space Telescope, TEMPO, ICESat-2, GEMS and NASA's AIM satellite. It says more than 65 space flight systems have been delivered.

The company's facility is in downtown Colorado Springs. It occupies the historic AT and SF Freight House. The site says it has an assembly lab, an environmental test lab, an optical test station, a tool and prototyping workshop and secure storage.

The site gives the phone number 719-447-1373 and the address 525 E. Colorado Ave, Colorado Springs, Colorado 80903. Existing customers seeking product support use a separate support contact.