BRPH

BRPH

Status	Active
Headquarters	Melbourne, Florida, USA
Founded	1964
Website	https://www.brph.com/
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BRPH is an architectural, design, engineering, and construction company serving a variety of sectors including aerospace, commercial, defense, education, entertainment, hospitality, and manufacturing headquartered in Melbourne, Florida, USA.

History

BRPH was formed in 1964 in Cape Canaveral, Florida, USA as support for NASA's Apollo program. Following their success, the company continued to branch out in a variety of sectors adapting to the needs of various industries throughout their history. By the 1980s, the company branched further into the architectural field and began working on multiple new projects as they continued to expand globally. In addition, it continued to work with NASA on the development of various spacecraft launch pads as part of several NASA programs including, but not limited to space shuttle launch complexes 39A and B at Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral.

In the later 1980s and into the present date, BRPH engaged in a variety of defense projects for the United States Air Force and other military sector agencies including the Vandenburg Air Force Base Launch Complex in Calofornia (now part of the Space Force agency). As they continued to grow their defense sector branch, BRPH also established several professional relationships with other leading companies such as L3 Harris Technologies (formerly Harris Corporation), one of the most internationally recognized leading technological companies in the commercial, aerospace, industrial, and defense sectors. They continued to expand across industries as these relationships formed bringing the company a great advantage.

1999 saw the opening of BRPH's Orlando, Florida office to usher in a new era. This office opened the door to expanded services in the entertainment and hospitality industries. Among its first endeavors in this arena, BRPH provided services to Universal Studios Florida for both Dueling Dragons and Poseidon's Fury. It has continued to provide assistance and services for a variety of other entertainment projects since including but not limited to design and engineering services for Universal's Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit, Transformers at Universal Orlando, Sesame Street Land at SeaWorld Orlando and Hagrid’s Magical Creatures Motorbike Adventure alongside nearly $2 billion in aerospace projects alone throughout their history.