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Space Regulatory
Bootcamp 2027

June 7–9, 2027 · Washington, DC

No single agency governs commercial space.
Three days on the systems that do,
and how they fit together.

Venue

NEI Headquarters

Location

Washington, DC

Format

Three-day intensive

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Nuclear Energy InstituteAssociation of Commercial Space Professionals
Launch & Reentry · Export Controls · FCC Licensing · Remote Sensing · Government Contracting · & moreRegistration Now Open

The program

About the bootcamp

The Space Regulatory Bootcamp is a three-day introduction to the regulatory regimes that govern commercial space activity — how each one works, who administers it, and what it requires.

Regulatory guidance is written one regime at a time. Programs run several of them in parallel, on different timelines, answering to different agencies. The bootcamp covers them the same way: together, with attention to where they overlap and where one affects another.

What it covers

Launch & Reentry

FAA licensing under Part 450: financial responsibility, payload and environmental review, and mishap response.

Export Controls

ITAR and EAR: jurisdiction and classification, deemed exports, and hiring foreign nationals.

Government Contracting

The FAR framework, Other Transaction authority, SBIR, and the cybersecurity obligations that come with a federal contract.

FCC Licensing

Spectrum for commercial satellite communications: Part 25 licensing, ITU coordination, and the FCC’s orbital-debris rules.

Remote Sensing

NOAA licensing under Part 960: the three-tier system, what each tier requires, and foreign-customer rules.

& more

The program covers ground beyond this list.

Agenda

Sessions to be announced

The 2027 agenda is being finalized and will be published here. Until then, past programs show the format, the sessions, and who taught them.

2025Albuquerque, NM·two daysAgenda and instructors →
2024Albuquerque, NM·four daysAgenda and instructors →

2027 is three days, in Washington, DC, at NEI Headquarters.

Registration

Early rates through 31 October

General admission

$995

ACSP member

$795

Government

$595

Rates increase on 1 November. ACSP membership is $150 a year, so joining saves $50 on a single registration and carries the year of benefits besides.

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Credential

Modeled on what the CSRP exam tests

The Commercial Space Regulatory Professional credential covers the same ground as the bootcamp, and registration includes the exam.

60 questions · 70% to pass · valid three years

The CSRP is taken online, on your own schedule. It is a foundational credential: it certifies a working introductory understanding of the U.S. regulatory framework. It is not a practice authorization.

More about the CSRP →

The day after · June 10, 2027

Space Nuclear Launch Seminar

A one-day seminar at the intersection of the space and nuclear sectors, co-hosted with NEI, the day after the bootcamp ends. Bootcamp registrants can add it during registration.

See the seminar

Separate event · NEI Headquarters

Sponsorship

Sponsorship for 2027 is open

Three days in front of the analysts, counsel, program staff, and engineers taking on licensing, compliance, and export control at their organizations.

In 2027 the bootcamp comes to Washington, DC, where the rules it teaches are written.

Opportunities

CelestialOnly one available · top-level event sponsor$10,000
  • Welcome remarks from the podium on the morning of June 7, before the first session
  • Official sponsor of the June 7 luncheon
  • Your name against all three days on the agenda, and room signage for the duration
  • Premier logo placement across website, slides, materials and signage — and year-round on this page through 2028
  • Post-event recap, a dedicated social post, and inclusion in pre-event emails
  • Everything at Satellite level · 3 registrations
StellarChoose one$5,000
  • Morning breaks — all three days, with signage at the service and verbal recognition at each break
  • Afternoon breaks — all three days, with signage at the service and verbal recognition at each break
  • Everything at Satellite level · Pre-event emails · 2 registrations
OrbitalChoose one$3,500
  • June 8 luncheon — that day’s meal, with signage at the service and verbal recognition at the top of it
  • June 9 luncheon — that day’s meal, with signage at the service and verbal recognition at the top of it
  • Everything at Satellite level · Pre-event emails · 1 registration
SatelliteOpen · the base every other opportunity builds on$2,000
  • 1 registration · verbal acknowledgement during the event · logo placement on the event website and materials · the opportunity to provide materials to attendees at registration
Reception — June 8Only one available$7,500

Mid-event, while the whole room is still in town.

  • Exclusive host of the June 8 reception, when the full room is still in Washington
  • Welcome remarks at the reception and branding on bar and food service; option to co-brand a signature drink
  • Year-round logo placement through 2028, post-event recap, a dedicated social post, and pre-event emails
  • Everything at Satellite level · 3 registrations
Student Seat UnderwritingFund a block of seats for students entering the field$600per seat
  • Seats are awarded by ACSP; each one includes the CSRP exam at no additional cost
  • Named in the scholarship announcement and recognized at the event
  • Recipients’ contact details shared with you
  • An introduction to the cohort at the event, if that is of interest
  • At $6,000 — ten seats — an eleventh seat is included, along with everything at Satellite level

Download the prospectus (PDF) →

The Space Nuclear Launch Seminar follows on June 10 in the same building. Three opportunities run across all four days and cover both events — the event lanyards RESERVED, the registration and welcome desk, and the Wi-Fi network. Download the cross-event sheet →

Three days on the systems that govern commercial space

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$995 general admission through 31 October