Oxford Space Systems are proud to announce that we have achieved ISO 9001 certification, an internationally recognised standard that ensures we meet the needs of our customers through an effective quality management system.

Quality is not just a goal for Oxford Space Systems; it is part of our culture. This certification is testament to our dedication to consistently delivering products that foster innovation and improve efficiency while exceeding the expectations of our customers and partners.

Vicky Parry, Head of Quality and IT at Oxford Space Systems commented, “We are delighted that after an outstandingly positive audit by DNV, Oxford Space Systems has now achieved ISO 9001 certification. This milestone is a testament to the dedication and commitment of all the Oxford Space Systems team. At the heart of our approach to doing business is combining the ability to deliver high quality solutions for our customers alongside our agile approach in rapidly developing innovative and cost-effective products. As we continue to grow, we remain focused on continuous improvement of our management system and processes. This will allow us, working alongside our customers, to continue to innovate and deliver outstanding products.”

Jason Taylor, Principal Auditor at DNV who conducted the audit, also commented, “Oxford Space Systems has consistently demonstrated rigorous attention to detail and a steadfast commitment to quality throughout the ISO 9001:2015 certification process. In particular, their inspection processes for the manufacturing of antennas designed for space applications reflect a high level of precision and thoroughness. The team ensures that every component meets exacting standards, recognizing the critical nature of these products for space missions. Their adherence to strict quality control measures throughout design, production, and testing phases underscores their commitment to both excellence and safety. This meticulous approach to quality management is vital, given the crucial role that these antennas and deployable structures play in ensuring mission success and reliability in the extreme conditions of space.”

We extend our thanks to our employees, and all who have played a role helping us achieve this significant milestone. As we celebrate this achievement, we remain as committed as ever to continuous improvement and innovation into 2025 and beyond.