MDA Space, headquartered in Brampton, Ontario, Canada, is a global space technology company and a trusted mission partner to the global space industry. As a robotics, satellite systems, and geointelligence pioneer, MDA Space specializes in communication satellites, Earth and space observation, and space exploration and infrastructure. They are known for developing the Canadarm series and contribute to missions with partners like NASA and the Canadian Space Agency (CSA). MDA Space's activities span space robotics, satellite systems, and geointelligence.
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MDA Space also received a Multiple Award Indefinite-Delivery, Indefinite-Quantity contract from the US Missile Defense Agency in January.
MDA Space was added in January as a contractor for the US Missile Defense Agency under the Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense program.
Canada’s Canadarm robotic series is now managed by MDA Space.
Telesat received an Indefinite-Delivery, Indefinite-Quantity contract a month after MDA Space.
Telesat’s initial Lightspeed satellites are being produced by MDA Space and are scheduled to launch later in 2025.
MDA Space holds a Multiple Award Indefinite-Delivery, Indefinite-Quantity contract under the SHIELD program.
Spaceflux secured a contract from MDA Space to support Canada’s Surveillance of Space 2 programme.
Airbus awarded MDA Space a contract for more than 1,300 antennas for an expanded OneWeb low Earth orbit constellation.
OneWeb awarded MDA Space a performance award for the original constellation deployment.
MDA Space has a contract for Canadian space surveillance observatories.
MDA Space will build, assemble, and test the new antennas at its high-volume satellite production facility in Montréal.
The Airbus contract is MDA Space’s second major antenna order for the OneWeb satellite network.
MDA Space has delivered antenna systems for more than 350 satellite missions.
MDA Space will design and build more than 880 Ka-band steerable antennas and 440 Ku-band user replacement antennas for the OneWeb constellation.
OneWeb gave MDA Space an initial order for close to 2,000 antennas in 2016.
Optech and MDA Space supplied the OSIRIS-REx Laser Altimeter for mapping asteroid Bennu.
MDA Space selected UK-based Spaceflux as the optical systems provider for Canada’s three new ground-based observatories.
The MDA Space contract includes more than 880 Ka-band steerable antennas and 440 Ku-band user replacement antennas.
OneWeb awarded MDA Space a performance award for its work on the first-generation OneWeb constellation.
MDA Space’s new antenna order supports the OneWeb constellation extension contracts awarded by Eutelsat to Airbus.