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Texas-based small satellite launch aggregator SEOPS has signed a launch services agreement with Isar Aerospace for a dedicated flight aboard the Spectrum rocket.
This is SEOPS’ first deal with Isar Aerospace.
SEOPS has previously flown payloads aboard Northrop Grumman’s Antares rockets.
SEOPS has purchased a dedicated launch on an Isar Aerospace Spectrum rocket.
Financial terms of the SEOPS deal with Isar Aerospace were not disclosed.
The SEOPS mission is targeted for launch in 2028.
SEOPS purchased a dedicated mission aboard Isar Aerospace's Spectrum rocket, scheduled to launch in 2028.
The SEOPS mission will deploy multiple payloads to Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) from the Andøya Space in Norway.
The SEOPS mission is part of the LaunchLock Prime program.
SEOPS's LaunchLock Prime is a multi-launch framework that allows customers to access pre-secured launch capacity across multiple dedicated or rideshare missions under a single contract.
Since the retirement of Antares, SEOPS has operated exclusively on SpaceX rideshare missions.
Customers can choose to have SEOPS coordinate the full launch lifecycle or just specific functions like hardware, integration, or mission management.
Four PocketQubes will be deployed by Alba Orbital in collaboration with SEOPS as part of the Transporter-15 rideshare mission with SpaceX.
Innovative Solutions in Space (ISISPACE), Maverick Space Systems, and SEOPS formed a partnership focused on launch opportunities to geostationary transfer orbit on 2024-12-19.
The NASA VADR task order awarded to SEOPS covers the launch of a 6U cubesat in 2025 and includes payload processing and launch services.
SEOPS acquired a dedicated Falcon 9 mission to geostationary transfer orbit on 2024-11-19 that is planned to launch in late 2028.
Under the partnership, SEOPS will offer its late-2028 Falcon 9 GTO mission, other innovative capacity programs, and its experience managing complex rideshare missions.
SEOPS purchased a Falcon 9 launch from SpaceX for a dedicated rideshare mission to geostationary transfer orbit (GTO).
SEOPS is acquiring capacity on unspecified additional SpaceX launches through 2028.
The SEOPS dedicated rideshare mission to GTO is planned for late 2028 from Florida.