Surrey Satellite Technology Limited (SSTL) is a British small satellite manufacturer and mission provider. SSTL designs, builds, and operates satellites for Earth observation, science, communication, and in-orbit services. A spin-off from the University of Surrey and now part of Airbus, SSTL works with customers like ESA and NASA, offering complete turnkey ground segment solutions and launch services. SSTL is known for driving innovation and affordability in the space sector.
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Oxford Space Systems and Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. completed construction of a deployable Wrapped Rib antenna for small synthetic aperture radar satellites.
The mounted reference flat supplied for SSTL’s Nigerian Sat-2 required an accuracy of lambda/20 PV at 633 nm.
The mounted reference flat supplied for SSTL’s Nigerian Sat-2 had a diameter of 0.475 m and was cored with a large central hole.
Optical Surfaces Ltd. supplied a reference flat as part of the package for SSTL’s Nigerian Sat-2 very high resolution satellite system.
The U.K. government awarded three contracts with a combined value of about £1 million last year to consortia led by Astroscale, ClearSpace, and Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. for initial feasibility studies on active debris removal.
Optical Surfaces Ltd. supplied a mounted reference flat for SSTL’s Nigerian Sat-2 satellite payload integration verification.
SSTL has been working with GISTDA to develop and qualify an in-country space supply chain in Thailand.
GISTDA will operate the THEOS-2 SmallSAT from Thailand with SSTL providing support for early operations.
The THEOS-2 SmallSAT program represents SSTL’s second collaboration with Thailand after SSTL trained Thai customer engineers during the 1995–1997 Thai-Paht mission.
Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd (SSTL) shipped the THEOS-2 SmallSAT, a 100 kg Earth observation satellite, to the Thai Geo-Informatics and Space Technology Development Agency (GISTDA) in Sri Racha, Thailand.
SSTL has been working with GISTDA to develop and qualify an in‑country space supply chain for Thailand.
Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd (SSTL) shipped the THEOS-2 SmallSAT to the Thai Geo-Informatics and Space Technology Development Agency (GISTDA) in Sri Racha, Thailand.
Satellite Vu partnered with Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. to build its satellite constellation.
NASA and ESA signed a memorandum of understanding regarding Lunar Pathfinder, a commercial lunar communications spacecraft being developed by Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. with ESA as an anchor customer.
Satellite Vu partnered with Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. to build its satellite constellation.
SSTL has delivered 34 GNSS payloads for the European Galileo constellation.
SSTL has designed, built, launched, and operated 65 nano, micro, and mini-satellite missions.
ESA awarded study contracts in May 2021 to teams led by Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. and Telespazio to examine technical feasibility and business cases for the Moonlight program.
The Project TYCHE contract provides sustained employment at SSTL with as many as 100 employees directly contributing to project delivery.
Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. signed a £22 million contract with Defence Equipment and Support on behalf of Space Command for the Carbonite+ spacecraft.