Boeing earned 81 percent of the total award fees it could have earned after NASA established formal baselines for the SLS program.
Bigelow Space Operations paid substantial sums as deposits and reservation fees to SpaceX in September 2018 for four Crew Dragon missions to the ISS.
Virgin Orbit agreed to freeze escalating termination fees at a flat $70,000,000 through 2018-06-15 while negotiations over a revised contract continued.
OneWeb sent Virgin Orbit $22,360,000 in July 2018, approximately $1,260,000 more than it owed in past-due payments and late fees at that time.
OneWeb had fallen $19,000,000 behind on payments and incurred $2,100,000 in late-payment fees by the time it canceled the launches in June 2018.
Virgin Orbit filed a breach of contract lawsuit seeking $46,320,000 plus legal fees and past-due interest.
Aireon borrowed $200,000,000 in December through a Deutsche Bank-led group of investor funds and used those funds to start paying Iridium overdue fees for hosting its sensor network.
Aireon is obligated to pay Iridium annual fees for continuing to host the ADS-B payloads in orbit, including $20,000,000 a year for data service.
Aireon is close to securing a credit line intended to allow it to catch up on $200,000,000 in overdue payload hosting fees to Iridium.
Iridium borrowed $360,000,000 in March as a hedge against relying on Aireon hosting fees to maintain its liquidity while paying down Iridium Next construction debt.
NASA awarded Boeing $323 million, or 90 percent of the available award and incentive fees, despite SLS program cost overages and schedule delays.
Nearly $64 million of the award fees previously provided to Boeing were questioned in the report due to the SLS program's issues.
A known Intelsat broadcast customer with 3,700 unlicensed dishes would incur more than $1,600,000 in FCC filing fees to register each dish at $435.
Aireon owes Iridium $200,000,000 in hosting fees.
Spacecom has 60 days from contract signing to cancel its $112,000,000 Amos-8 order without incurring fees.
ViaSat intends to use any remaining net proceeds after the repurchase of the 2020 Notes and associated fees and expenses for general corporate purposes, which may include financing costs related to the purchase, launch, and operation of satellites, working capital, or capital expenditures.