U.S. Space Systems Command (SSC) is a field command of the U.S. Space Force responsible for acquiring and delivering resilient warfighting capabilities to protect the nation's strategic advantage in space. It manages a significant space acquisition budget for the Department of Defense and works with the joint forces, government agencies, academic institutions, industry, and allied organizations. SSC is responsible for space development, acquisition, launch, and logistics, including managing U.S. space launch ranges. Key partners include the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO), Space Development Agency, Missile Defense Agency, and commercial space industry partners.
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Space Systems Command formally established System Delta 80 during a ceremony at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, Florida on December 12.
Lt. Gen. Philip Garrant, commander of Space Systems Command, presided over the ceremony where Col. Ryan Hiserote assumed command of System Delta 80.
Gen. Michael Guetlein served as Commander of Space Systems Command until 2023.
Falcon 9 launched the United States Space Force's Space Systems Command and the National Reconnaissance Office's NROL-77 mission from pad 40 in Florida.
The NROL-77 mission is a joint effort between the United States Space Force Space Systems Command and the National Reconnaissance Office.
The funding is a Small Business Innovation Research Firm Fixed Price Phase III Other Transaction Authority agreement from Space Systems Command.
Muon Space is tasked with launching three satellites for Space Systems Command's prototype demonstration that will serve Department of Defense Meteorology and Oceanography end users and global wildfire detection and monitoring.
The NROL-77 mission is a collaboration between the United States Space Force's Space Systems Command and the National Reconnaissance Office.
SSC is absorbing subsidiaries LSE Space and Aurora under one banner to streamline its bid posture for large-scale ESA and NATO contracts.
The NROL-77 mission marks the 4th launch of the National Reconnaissance Office in partnership with the United States Space Force's Space Systems Command in 2025.
Under the Andromeda umbrella contract, Space Force’s Space Systems Command is to undertake the RG-XX program as a commercial replacement for GSSAP.
Iceye and SSC plan to explore synergies between Iceye’s intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance capabilities and SSC’s ground station network and other capabilities.
The collaboration between Iceye and SSC aims to support future mission development, satellite operations, and launch capabilities.
Quindar has the mission management infrastructure to integrate a common operating picture in days compared to the typical decade for the Space Force’s Space Systems Command.
Space Systems Command is the field command of the US Space Force responsible for acquiring, developing, and delivering space capabilities to maintain and advance the nation's space advantage.
Space Systems Command is certifying New Glenn for National Security Space Launches following the successful NG-2 launch on November 13th at 3:55 p.m. EST.
Thursday’s launch is part of the U.S. Space Force Space Systems Command process to certify New Glenn for national security missions.
Commercial partnerships enable USSF and Space Systems Command to enhance the industrial base and competitive edge in the space domain.
Space Systems Command stood up its latest System Delta through an assumption of command ceremony at Los Angeles Air Force Base.
New System Delta will support Space Systems Command's Military Communications & Positioning, Navigation, and Timing Program Executive Office portfolio.