GomSpace is a space company that manufactures and operates nanosatellites, offering products and services in the global market for space systems. They specialize in nanosatellite platforms, systems integration, constellation operations management, and miniaturized radio technology. GomSpace serves customers in the defense, academic, government, and commercial markets and has collaborated with organizations like the European Space Agency (ESA) and Startical. Their offerings also include the Hands-Off Operations Platform (HOOP) for satellite operations and space traffic management solutions.
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GomSpace's involvement in the mission highlights the importance of low-cost, agile, and modular spacecraft platforms for deep space exploration.
The new spacecraft will leverage technology and expertise derived from GomSpace’s contributions to high-profile interplanetary programs, including the ESA HERA mission.
GomSpace worked on the Juventas CubeSat designed for radar imaging of the Didymos asteroid system.
GomSpace Luxembourg has been selected by a leading North American space company to design two state-of-the-art spacecraft for a lunar exploration mission.
The initial design phase of the deep-space platforms will be executed largely at GomSpace’s Luxembourg facilities.
GomSpace is a key partner in the ESA RAMSES mission, which targets the asteroid 99942 Apophis.
For the lunar mission, GomSpace will apply flight-proven modular architectures to meet the demands of the cislunar environment.
The microsatellite platform under the December 30, 2025 contract will be manufactured at GomSpace’s facilities in Aalborg, Denmark.
On December 30, 2025, GomSpace secured a 50 million SEK contract with an undisclosed European defense company to design and deliver a microsatellite platform.
In June 2025, GomSpace signed a 19.5 million Euro contract to deliver an 18-satellite constellation.
In October 2025, GomSpace was awarded a 760,000 Euro European Space Agency contract to advance onboard attitude control software.
The December 30, 2025 contract tasks GomSpace with the design, integration, and delivery of a configured microsatellite platform for a space research and development program.
GomSpace expects to complete the design and integration phases of the December 30, 2025 contract within 18 months from December 30, 2025.
The SECUSAT initiative prepares GomSpace for future lunar and deep-space missions that demand hardened communication links.
GomSpace will lead a consortium of international partners with expertise in cybersecurity, telecommunications, and space systems for the SECUSAT project.
GomSpace aims to support governmental and defense communications, protect critical infrastructure, and enhance commercial satellite services through the SECUSAT project.
The ESA contract confirms confidence in GomSpace's technological leadership.
The European Space Agency (ESA) has awarded a contract valued at €1.2 million to GomSpace for the development of an advanced, security-enhanced generation of its NanoCom product line.
The SECUSAT initiative is a key element in GomSpace's long-term strategy to expand its cybersecurity-focused product offering for satellite missions.
SECUSAT focuses on integrating next-generation cryptographic and secure communication protocols into GomSpace's space-proven subsystems.