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 told investors that Canadarm3 remains active under a Canadian Space Agency contract.
Canadian Space Agency awarded MDA Space a $1 billion contract in June 2024 to design Canadarm3.
MDA Space said Canadarm3 is at a good stage in the design process to be adapted for other uses if required.
The Lunar Utility Vehicle program has preparatory contracts with MDA Space, Canadensys Aerospace, and Mission Control ahead of prime contractor selection.
The Canadian Space Agency’s Canadarm3 contract with MDA Space remains ongoing.
MDA Space’s Canadarm3 is funded by the Canadian Space Agency in exchange for Artemis seats and science on NASA missions.
MDA Space says Canadarm3 can be repurposed for lunar surface activities while it is in the design phase.
Mission Control is one of three consortia bidding for the final Lunar Utility Vehicle contract, alongside Canadensys Aerospace and MDA Space.
MDA Space was reportedly among the potential acquirers of York Space Systems in the auction process.
Mike Greenley is the chief executive of MDA Space.
There are three Canadian companies developing Lunar Utility Vehicle concepts for the Canadian Space Agency: Canadensys Aerospace Corporation, Mission Control, and MDA Space.
Canada’s Canadarm3 robotic arm for Gateway is being built by MDA Space.
Canada’s Canadarm3 project will continue as a Canadian Space Agency program with MDA Space as the developer.
MDA Space sold 9.8 million common shares in its U.S. initial public offering at US$30.50 per share.
The Defence Investment Agency awarded MDA Space a $32 million contract on March 18 to build and operate three Ground-Based Optical observatories.
MDA Space raised US$300 million in its New York Stock Exchange initial public offering and is trading as NYSE: MDA.
MDA Space’s three Ground-Based Optical observatories are scheduled to be operational by 2028 in Alberta, Manitoba, and New Brunswick.
Melissa Quinn is the VP of Spaceport Operations at MDA Space & Maritime Launch.
MDA Space’s Ground-Based Optical observatories will work alongside Canada’s Sapphire military satellite to provide 24/7 space domain awareness.
MDA Space is building the first 156 Telesat Lightspeed satellites.