АО «Информационные спутниковые системы» имени академика М. Ф. Решетнёва
Russian satellite manufacturer and Roscosmos subsidiary based in Zheleznogorsk, founded in 1959.
All verified mentions of this organization in source documents.
ISS Reshetnev created and delivered the first two flight-worthy antenna systems for the Orel spacecraft.
ISS Reshetnev produced a solar panel drive and actuator control system for the NEM module.
ISS Reshetnev produced a high-gain antenna for the Orel spacecraft.
TsNIIKhM is collaborating with ISS Reshetnev on the 14F166 project for military communications satellites.
ISS Reshetnev is working with TUSUR to develop filters for satellite power systems against electronic attacks.
Procurement documents indicate a joint project between ISS Reshetnev and TsNIIKhM for a geostationary satellite.
Both Olimp and Yenisei-2 were built by ISS Reshetnev in Zheleznogorsk, Siberia.
ISS Reshetnev is involved in a project for a geostationary satellite tasked with RPO missions.
Telkom-3S was ordered to replace Telkom-3, which was built by ISS Reshetnev and was lost in an August 2012 Proton rocket failure.
Russian communications satellite companies RSCC and Gazprom Space Systems have purchased satellites built by ISS Reshetnev.
ISS Reshetnev built the Express-80 and Express-103 spacecraft using payloads supplied by Thales Alenia Space.
ISS Reshetnev built eight of RSCC’s 10 satellites with international partners providing payloads.
Thales Alenia Space frequently supplied payloads for RSCC satellites built by ISS Reshetnev.