OHB SE, headquartered in Bremen, Germany, is a European space and technology group specializing in the development and implementation of complete space systems. As a system provider, OHB is involved in satellites for Earth observation, navigation, telecommunications, science, and reconnaissance, as well as manned spaceflight and exploration. They are a major supplier to the Ariane program and partner with organizations like the European Space Agency (ESA) and NASA on missions such as Hera and Comet Interceptor.
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A study contract OHB received from the European Space Agency in 2018 was not related to OHB’s current small launcher initiative.
Loft Orbital established a partner network in 2018 that includes satellite manufacturers LeoStella, Maxar Technologies, OHB/LuxSpace, Satrec Initiative, and Blue Canyon Technologies, along with partners in launch, ground communications, and analytics.
German manufacturer OHB built the EDRS-C satellite with subcontractor support from OHB Sweden, LuxSpace, and MT Aerospace.
The PRISMA hyperspectral imaging satellite was built by OHB Italia with an imaging payload from Leonardo and launched on an Italian Vega rocket in March.
Israel Aerospace Industries worked with German company OHB to study development of a Beresheet-based lander for European Space Agency missions.
OHB, the parent company of MT Aerospace, received 8,600,000 EUR from ESA for the PHOEBUS program.
Israel Aerospace Industries has an agreement with German company OHB from January 2019 to study the use of Beresheet-based landers for future European Space Agency missions.
Israel Aerospace Industries built the lander for SpaceIL and is studying other opportunities for using that lander system, including a partnership with German company OHB to study its use for European Space Agency missions.
OHB Italia built the 879-kilogram PRISMA satellite with Italian aerospace and defense company Leonardo supplying the electro-optical payload, solar panels, and power supply unit.
Israel Aerospace Industries partnered with German spacecraft builder OHB to offer a version of the Beresheet lander to the European Space Agency for commercial lunar payload delivery.
Jeffrey Apeldoorn started his career at OHB System AG in Bremen, Germany, where he worked on developing a European Lunar Lander mission that included a rover and an on-orbit robotic servicing mission.
The 2019-01-29 teaming agreement between Israel Aerospace Industries and OHB System was signed during the Ilan Ramon Space Conference in Israel.
Israel Aerospace Industries signed a teaming agreement with OHB System on 2019-01-29 to offer commercial delivery of payloads to the lunar surface for the European Space Agency.
Bremen, Germany-based OHB Systems AG built the Galileo satellites launched on 2018-07-25 and will continue as prime contractor for the Batch 3 satellites.
The PLATO Mission Consortium will develop and supply the scientific payload to OHB System.
OHB System will collaborate with an industrial core team including Thales Alenia Space (France and UK) and RUAG Space Switzerland to design and develop the PLATO satellite.