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CommunicationsLEOCOSPAR 2021-022ALLaunched 3/22/2021
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Mission & Launch
Launch Mission
CAS500-1
Launch Vehicle
Soyuz-2-1A Fregat
Launch Date
3/22/2021
Last Contact
1/22/2024
Orbit & Mass
Orbit Class
LEO
Altitude
547.5 km
Inclination
97.56 deg
Dry Mass
0.3 kg
Total Mass
0.3 kg
Payload Classification
Mission Type
Communications
Payload Category
COM
Payload Class
B
Organizations
Operator
GP Advanced Projects srls
Manufacturer
GP Advanced Projects srls
Registry
COSPAR ID
2021-022AL
UN Registration
ST/SG/SER.E/1228
Track
Mentions
76
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Iridium is due to be paid royalties, development fees, and network usage fees under the deal and disclosed this in a 2022-12-30 regulatory filing that provided no financial details or timings.

RelationshipsLegalFinancialValue 3.0Jan 3, 2023Iridium enters service agreement for direct-to-smartphone satellite service
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The sale of Viasat’s Link 16 Tactical Data Links business is expected to result in cash proceeds to Viasat of approximately $1,800,000,000 net after estimated taxes, fees, and other expenses.

FinancialRelationshipsValue 5.0Oct 3, 2022Viasat to Sell Its Link 16 Tactical Data Links Business to L3Harris Technologies for $1.96 Billion

The FCC offers streamlined licensing with cost savings in application fees of over $440,000 for commercial smallSats that can deorbit within six years of launch.

LegalFinancialValue 4.0Sep 12, 2022Vestigo Aerospace closes seed funding round for their satellite dragsail technology

NASA awarded Bechtel nearly half of the $16,800,000 in award fees for which it was eligible through September 2021 despite problems with Mobile Launcher 2 development.

RelationshipsFinancialValue 4.5Jun 9, 2022NASA audit reveals massive overruns in SLS mobile launch platform

Space Policy Directive 3 assigned the Commerce Department responsibility for civil space traffic management in 2018 and instructed the government to provide basic data and services, including conjunction and reentry warnings, free of direct user fees while allowing commercial services.

LegalGovernanceValue 4.0Feb 23, 2022NOAA seeking information on commercial space situational awareness data

Intelsat incurred nearly $100,000,000 in professional fees and other costs related to its Chapter 11 restructuring for the quarter ended 2021-09-30.

FinancialValue 4.0Nov 6, 2021Satellite operators battle broadcast declines amid looming connectivity growth

The National Reconnaissance Office will require vendors under EOCL to sign end user license agreements so imagery can be shared across government agencies without additional licensing fees.

LegalRelationshipsGeneralValue 3.5Oct 5, 2021NRO’s strategy to buy satellite imagery shaped by thriving commercial market

Jeff Bezos proposed waiving up to $2,000,000,000 in fees over three years and performing an additional demonstration mission at no cost to NASA if Blue Origin received a second Human Landing System award.

FinancialRelationshipsPlanValue 4.0Jul 30, 2021Nelson remains hopeful Congress will provide additional lunar lander funding

Under NASA’s new pricing policy, cargo, food, and supplies charges for a four-person, one-week mission to the ISS would be more than $2,500,000 at the low end of the quoted ranges, plus $10,000,000 in per-mission fees.

LegalFinancialGeneralValue 4.0May 7, 2021NASA increases prices for ISS private astronaut missions

Under the terms of the contract to host Launchspace Technologies’ hardware on Bartolomeo, Launchspace Technologies is paying fees to house its technology while Airbus is not charging for transportation, astronaut crew time, and other ISS resources.

RelationshipsFinancialCapabilityValue 4.0Nov 30, 2020Launchspace Technologies proposes debris mitigation and collection constellations

Lockheed Martin received $740.9 million in award fees dating back to 2006, which is 90.2% of the total amount the company was eligible to earn.

FinancialGeneralValue 4.0Jul 16, 2020NASA’s inspector general criticizes Orion cost accounting

In June 2019, Bigelow Aerospace paid deposits and reservation fees for four Crew Dragon missions to the International Space Station and planned to sell seats on those flights for $52,000,000 each.

FinancialPlanValue 4.5Feb 18, 2020Space Adventures to fly tourists on Crew Dragon mission

In 2017 the Founder Institute established the Star Fellow Program that waived the usual fees for space entrepreneurs to participate in an intensive three-and-a-half-month curriculum.

GeneralValue 2.0Dec 4, 2019Founder Institute opens space accelerator with ties to NASA Ames

The merger will provide Virgin Galactic with $774,000,000 in total financing, of which about $320,000,000 will go to shareholders selling their stock and transaction fees and $452,000,000 will be cash added to Virgin Galactic’s balance sheet.

FinancialRelationshipsValue 4.6Oct 24, 2019Virgin Galactic merger wins shareholder approval

Viasat expects to seek additional royalty damages under the breach of contract claim and to seek attorney’s fees, including cost of proof sanctions, in subsequent court proceedings.

LegalValue 3.5Jul 16, 2019Viasat Wins Intellectual Property Suit Against Acacia Communications

Of the $808,000,000 total contributed to the merger, $300,000,000 will be used to purchase shares from existing Virgin Galactic shareholders, $460,000,000 will be set aside for continued growth and commercialization, and $48,000,000 will be used for transaction fees.

FinancialGrowthRelationshipsValue 5.0Jul 9, 2019Virgin Galactic projects rapid growth and profitability after going public

Boeing received $146,000,000 in award fees since NASA established formal cost and schedule baselines for the SLS program.

FinancialLegalGovernanceValue 4.0Jun 19, 2019Contractors continue to win award fees despite SLS and Orion delays

Lockheed Martin earned $294,000,000 in award fees over the course of its Orion contract.

FinancialRelationshipsValue 4.0Jun 19, 2019Contractors continue to win award fees despite SLS and Orion delays

Lockheed Martin earned $88,000,000 in Orion award fees, representing 93 percent of the total available since its confirmation review.

FinancialGeneralValue 4.0Jun 19, 2019Contractors continue to win award fees despite SLS and Orion delays

Boeing received $271,000,000 in award fees over the life of its SLS contract.

FinancialRelationshipsValue 4.0Jun 19, 2019Contractors continue to win award fees despite SLS and Orion delays