Paragon Space Development Corporation

Paragon Space Development Corporation is a company in Tucson, Arizona. It makes life support and thermal control systems. The site says these systems are for extreme environments in space, defense, and commercial markets. Paragon was formed in 1993.

The site says the company has worked on every major human spaceflight program since 1999. Its hardware has flown on NASA spacecraft, including Orion, the Space Shuttle, and the International Space Station. It has also flown on Soyuz and Mir and on commercial spacecraft.

The company's work covers life support, thermal control, suit systems and softgoods, and in situ resource utilization. It also covers systems integration, design and development, analysis, manufacturing and assembly, testing, and product licensing. The site has a history page and a careers page.

The site describes a patented ECLSS Human Rating Facility and testing facilities that support its work. The company says its expertise includes engineering, design, analysis, and manufacturing. It says it builds a diverse and inclusive workplace and describes its people as its foundation.

The site says the company is ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100 registered. It lists a quality page and a vendor page with purchasing and quality notes. It also has a list of banned and restricted chemicals for suppliers. Recent news includes Mark Greeley as president and chief executive, and Micah Webb as vice president of business development and growth.

The headquarters is at 3400 East Britannia Drive, Tucson, Arizona 85706. The phone number is (520) 903-1000, and the fax is (520) 903-2000. The toll number is (800) 866-7248. The site also lists Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, and YouTube pages.