Rocket Lab is an end-to-end space company and launch service provider, specializing in small satellite launches with its Electron rocket, which has launched 63 times as of April 2025. They are also developing the larger Neutron rocket for constellation deployment. Rocket Lab provides complete space solutions including satellite design and manufacture, spacecraft components, and on-orbit management, serving commercial, civil, and defense markets, with major partners including NASA and the US Space Force. Key products include the Electron and Neutron rockets, Photon satellite bus, and various satellite components.
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Rocket Lab’s schedule flexibility, tailored launch service, and streamlined operations were central to Synspective’s decision to extend its multi-launch contract.
Rocket Lab is launching HASTE tonight.
Synspective's launch contracts include a total of 24 satellites, consisting of 21 with Rocket Lab and 3 with SpaceX.
Rocket Lab has been Synspective’s sole launch provider so far.
Synspective has previously contracted with Rocket Lab for 11 launches, bringing the total planned satellite launches to 21.
Synspective Inc. has agreed to launch an additional 10 satellites on Rocket Lab's Electron rocket as of September 30, 2025.
Rocket Lab plans to conduct a total of 21 future launches for Synspective.
Synspective previously ordered 10 Electron launches last summer.
Synspective agreed with Rocket Lab to launch 10 additional small synthetic aperture radar satellites using the Electron rocket.
Rocket Lab has a backlog of 21 Synspective missions from two launch contracts and another previous agreement.
Synspective signed a 10-launch deal with Rocket Lab for dedicated Electron launches during the International Astronautical Congress in Australia.
Rocket Lab has deployed six StriX satellites across six dedicated launches for Synspective since 2020.
This is Synspective's second multi-launch agreement with Rocket Lab in a year and a half.
Rocket Lab delivered two Explorer-class spacecraft to Kennedy Space Flight Center for NASA’s ESCAPADE mission.
Rocket Lab Launch Complex 2 (Launch Area 0 C) has witnessed the launch of 7 rockets, including 3 orbital launch attempts.
The JUSTIN mission uses Rocket Lab's Electron rocket in a suborbital configuration under its Hypersonic Accelerator Suborbital Test Electron (HASTE) program to test hypersonic technology for the U.S. government.
Rocket Lab's schedule flexibility, tailored launch service, and streamlined operations influenced Synspective's decision to extend its previous multi-launch contract.
The collaboration with Rocket Lab is intended to accelerate Synspective's SAR satellite deployment and enhance its impact on global risk reduction in security, disaster resilience, and the environment.
Rocket Lab Launch Complex 2 (Launch Area 0 C) has witnessed the launch of 7 rockets, including 3 orbital launch attempts.
Rocket Lab has secured a second multi-launch contract with Synspective.