BioServe has maintained a continuous hardware presence on the ISS since 2002. Currently on the ISS, we are supporting three SABL units, one CGBA unit, and the BioServe Microscopy Platform. We also support periodic flights of our CGBA and AEM-E units on ISS cargo carriers such as the Northrop Grumman Cygnus and SpaceX Dragon to actively maintain experiments during transfer to and from the ISS. In addition to our hardware, we are skilled in utilizing common ISS resources such as MSG, LSG, and MELFI to enable complex crew-driven operations as needed. We have previously collaborated with other payload developers to coordinate access to specialized analysis hardware, such as the Nanoracks Plate Reader and the Techshot Bone Densitometer, as part of larger BioServe-led experiments. We have been trusted with some of the most complex experiments to be performed on the ISS and we are continuously developing new hardware to support high-impact space life science research.