Rothe Enterprises

06/23/2025

01/17/2025

Congratulations to Rothe Enterprises on their new location! The Chincoteague Chamber of Commerce and Certified Visitor Center was honored to be a part of the ribbon cutting yesterday. With many locals attending as well as Rothe team members all the way from Houston, TX, we had a wonderful celebration.

Rothe Enterprises is the Eastern Shore Metrology and Calibration service company. They support a wide range of equipment from all manufacturers.

01/15/2025

You Are Invited to the Ribbon Cutting of Rothe Enterprises

January 16 | 2:00 pm

Come see Rothe Enterprises' new location and learn more about the company for Eastern Shore Metrology and Calibration Services. Providing excellent service for Wallops Flight Facility since 2019, and now available to the Eastern Shore and Delmarva community.

6291 Lankford Hwy, New Church, VA 23415

Light Fare and Refreshments will be provided

07/03/2024

On Thursday, June 13, at REI Headquarters at 229 Sandhill St, Webster, TX, Rothe, in concert with the Rotary Club of Space Center, continued our annual event to offer anyone an opportunity to benefit the MD Anderson Blood Bank with blood donations. All told — with numbers similar to last year — we were able to positively affect 53 lives, bringing our running total to 246! Thank you to everyone who participated, from planning to set-up, and especially to all donors. We’re looking forward to next year and the possibility of breaking the 300 barrier!

Read The Full Article: https://rothe-enterprises.com/newsroom/4th-annual-rothe-blood-drive/

04/04/2024

Rothe Enterprises is proud to recognize and highlight the many accomplishments of our exemplary employees. With diverse backgrounds and a wide range of skill sets, there is much to highlight about the team members who are a part of the Rothe family.

For our first edition, Rothe would like to feature Jody Fuller in our Employee Spotlight, with later editions coming out every quarter. We believe that Rothe has some of the best supporting NASA’s Space Program, and we are proud to feature Jody for this pilot Employee Spotlight!

Jody, Rothe would like to thank you for your years of dedicated service. Your strong work ethic and dedication to NASA’s mission have left a lasting impact on the space program, and we wish you all the best as you enjoy your retirement!

Keep Reading More About Jody >

Rothe Enterprises, Inc. is proud to recognize and highlight the many accomplishments of our exemplary employees. With diverse backgrounds and a wide-range of skill sets, there is much to highlight about the team members who are a part of the Rothe family. For our first edition, Rothe would like to f...

03/03/2020

Are you or do you know a highly skilled professional interested in a position at Kennedy Space Center in Florida?

REI is looking for a Mechanical or Electrical Engineer with Project Management Experience totaling 15-20 years to lead the Mobile Launcher Project at KSC. More detail can be found here:

https://www.ziprecruiter.com/job/3d2a1332

02/19/2020

Referencing the post below by Casey Jones, this is what the PolarNOx launch looked like in the dark of winter.

02/19/2020

Casey Jones and other meteorology, telemetry, and data quality technicians from REI’s ROC II Subcontract at Wallops Island Flight Facility recently took a month-long trip to support the Poker Flat Research Range’s launch of the Polar Night Nitric Oxide (PolarNOx) experiment. Poker Flat is a sounding rocket firing range operated by the University of Alaska, Fairbanks and is affiliated with NASA’s science mission.

The mission, which you can read more about at the link below, was designed to study the settling of nitric oxide created by the aurora (also known as the northern lights) and its effects on the Earth’s ozone layer. The experiment was launched on Jan. 27th and reached an altitude of 161 miles.

Casey sent us the following beautiful pictures from their trip showcasing the range, the launch, and other related activities such as weather balloon launches—all in the beautiful landscape and snow of Alaska. According to Casey, they experienced temperatures as low as -40 degrees F!

https://www.nasa.gov/feature/wallops/2020/nasa-sounding-rocket-observing-nitric-oxide-in-the-polar-night