The Global Positioning System (GPS) is a U.S.-owned satellite-based radio-navigation system that provides positioning, navigation, and timing (PNT) services. Operated by the U.S. Space Force, it consists of a constellation of satellites orbiting the Earth, broadcasting signals to GPS receivers enabling them to calculate their three-dimensional location and time. GPS is used globally in various applications, including civilian and military navigation, surveying, and timing synchronization.
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HawkEye 360 announced the capability to detect and geolocate Global Positioning System (GPS) interference on 2022-03-04.
OQ Technology developed a terminal device localization method that locates a terminal using stored data from base stations instead of a global positioning system.
The Defense Department’s office of operational testing and evaluation will assess the U.S. Global Positioning System as an enterprise that includes the GPS constellation in orbit, the ground control system, and the devices used to receive GPS data.
The U.S. Space Force awarded Boeing a $329,300,000 contract to support operations of Global Positioning System satellites for 10 years.
The Defense Logistics Agency executed a $316,000,000 contract option for BAE Systems’ advanced M-Code Global Positioning System modules, raising the contract funding to $641,000,000.
The Defense Logistics Agency executed a $316,000,000 contract option for BAE Systems’ advanced M-Code Global Positioning System modules, raising the contract funding to $641,000,000.
Spacecraft that traverse beyond geostationary orbit lose the ability to navigate using the Earth-bound Global Positioning System (GPS).
The committee directed the Department of Defense to provide a strategy to address current and projected vulnerabilities in the Global Positioning System infrastructure and a plan to increase resilience of PNT systems.
BAE Systems, Inc. has unveiled the MicroGRAM™-M global positioning system (GPS) receiver.
Lockheed Martin’s near-term goal for the LINUSS capability is to service the next generation of Global Positioning System satellites known as GPS 3F that use the LM 2100 satellite bus.
Global Positioning System III Space Vehicle 05 received Operational Acceptance approval on 2021-06-29 less than one day after Satellite Control Authority transfer.
BAE Systems, Inc. received the first contract from the Space and Missile Systems Center’s Space Production Corps to deliver M-Code Military Global Positioning System User Equipment to Germany.
Space Delta 8 operates communications and Global Positioning System satellites from Schriever Space Force Base in Colorado and from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California.
BAE Systems, Inc. received a $325,500,000 contract from the Defense Logistics Agency for advanced Military Code (M-Code) Global Positioning System modules.
BAE Systems, Inc. received a $325,500,000 contract from the Defense Logistics Agency for advanced Military Code (M-Code) Global Positioning System (GPS) modules.
BAE Systems was awarded a $325,500,000 contract on 2021-05-18 to supply Global Positioning System satellite receiver equipment for the U.S. military and U.S. allies.
The Global Positioning System ground system and missile warning satellites are examples of acquisition programs identified as problematic by the Government Accountability Office.
The Space Force’s Space and Missile Systems Center awarded Raytheon a $228,000,000 contract on 2021-04-30 to continue development of a ground system for Global Positioning System satellites.
The U.S. Space Force’s Space and Missile Systems Center delivered the fifth Global Positioning System (GPS) III satellite to Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, Florida on 2021-04-06.
Delta 8, located at Schriever Air Force Base, Colorado, operates and controls the Global Positioning System.