BAE Systems is a British multinational aerospace, military, and information security company that operates in the space industry. They design and deliver solutions for civil and commercial space agencies, specializing in radiation-hardened electronics, antenna design, and synthetic aperture radar processing for use in Earth orbit, near space, and deep space missions. BAE Systems partners with organizations like Airbus Defence and Space and LMO Space, and their customers include the U.S. Department of Defense, NASA, and commercial space entities. They provide services such as satellite manufacturing, on-orbit operations, secure data delivery, and development of AI/ML systems for space platforms.
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BAE Systems is transforming national Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) technology to prevent crime using a data set of over 50 million ANPR reads per day with feeds from 11,000 cameras.
BAE Systems’ Digital Intelligence business comprises almost 5,000 people in 16 countries.
Under the contract option executed in November, BAE Systems will manufacture Common GPS Modules for future ground, airborne, and weapon GPS receivers for the U.S. Department of Defense and its allies.
BAE Systems’ Precision Strike business has delivered over 1.5 million GPS devices on more than 280 platforms globally.
BAE Systems received a Defense Department contract on 2021-12-06 to qualify a new version of integrated circuit chips for use in space electronics.
The award builds on a May 2021 $325,000,000 contract and enables BAE Systems to continue to meet domestic and international demand for Military GPS User Equipment Increment 1 m-Code modules in GPS receivers through the end of the decade.
The Defense Logistics Agency executed a $316,000,000 contract option for BAE Systems’ advanced M-Code Global Positioning System modules, raising the contract funding to $641,000,000.
The 12-nanometer chips will be produced and tested at BAE Systems’ Space Systems business in Manassas, Virginia.
A state-of-the-art facility under construction in Cedar Rapids will provide BAE Systems’ local workforce with a modern workspace intended to improve collaboration and optimize production.
A state-of-the-art facility under construction in Cedar Rapids will provide BAE Systems’ local workforce with a modern workspace intended to improve collaboration and optimize production.
The Defense Logistics Agency executed a $316,000,000 contract option for BAE Systems’ advanced M-Code Global Positioning System modules, raising the contract funding to $641,000,000.
BAE Systems’ Precision Strike business has 45 years of military GPS experience and has deployed over 1.5 million GPS devices on more than 280 platforms globally.
Under the contract option executed in November, BAE Systems will manufacture Common GPS Modules for future ground, airborne, and weapon GPS receivers for the U.S. Department of Defense and its allies.
The award builds on a May 2021 $325,000,000 contract and enables BAE Systems to continue to meet domestic and international demand for Military GPS User Equipment Increment 1 m-Code modules through the end of the decade.
BAE Systems acquired In-Space Missions to enhance its ability to develop small satellites.
BAE Systems has developed the world's smallest, lightest, and most power-efficient military M-Code GPS receiver.
MicroGRAM-M joins BAE Systems' other M-Code military GPS products, MPETM-M and NavStrikeTM-M.
BAE Systems, Inc. has unveiled the MicroGRAM™-M global positioning system (GPS) receiver.
MicroGRAM-M is the latest BAE Systems M-Code military GPS product, joining MPETM-M and NavStrikeTM-M.
BAE Systems plans to begin full-rate production of MicroGRAM-M within the first two quarters of 2022 with customers taking delivery in 2022.