GMV is a private international technological business group founded in 1984 that operates in various sectors, including space, aeronautics, defense, and telecommunications. In the space industry, GMV provides products, services, and solutions to space agencies, satellite operators, and manufacturers, offering expertise in ground segment systems, flight dynamics, mission planning, and satellite navigation. They are a key player in the Galileo program, developing ground segment and operations and are a major supplier to ESA and CNES. GMV is also involved in space surveillance and tracking, working to monitor and prevent space debris.
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GMV received a contract to develop the processor for the French space agency CNES's MicroCarb mission.
GMV received a contract from Northrop Grumman to provide the flight control system for Space Norway’s two highly elliptical orbit satellites.
GMV secured a 3.5-year framework deal with Galileo worth a total of 250,000,000 EUR to upgrade and develop the ground control segment of the European satellite-based navigation and positioning system.
GMV will supply a GNSS correction service to be run in a secure infrastructure using data from a global network of monitoring stations that GMV will set up under the contract with BMW.
GMV Innovating Solutions from Romania will lead the guidance, navigation, and control subsystem for Juventas.