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The legacy Applied Aerospace operation has supplied hardware to customers such as Northrop Grumman, RTX (Raytheon), Lockheed Martin, and BAE Systems (Ball Aerospace).
BAE Systems, the former Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp., won a $450 contract to develop an ocean-color instrument for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s next geostationary weather constellation.
BAE Systems, the former Ball Aerospace and Technologies Corp., won a $365,000,000 contract on 2024-05-01 to develop an air quality sensor for U.S. geostationary weather satellites.
Mercury Systems co-developed a space-qualified processing board for field-programmable gate arrays with Ball Aerospace.
Intelsat tested antenna technology from Ball Aerospace (which became part of BAE Systems in February 2024) and integration designs and hardware from Stellar Blu Solutions as part of its multi-orbit efforts.
The last payload deployed on Transporter-10 was MethaneSAT, developed by Ball Aerospace for the Environmental Defense Fund.
Thales Alenia Space won a contract from Ball Aerospace to provide key communications components for NASA’s NEO Surveyor spacecraft destined for the Earth–Sun Lagrange point 1.
BAE Systems will provide 2024 Group guidance at its preliminary results on 21 February 2024 incorporating the Ball Aerospace acquisition.
BAE Systems will execute steps in the coming days to complete the acquisition of Ball Aerospace from Ball Corporation.
The final transaction to acquire Ball Aerospace is expected to close at a purchase price of $5.5 billion, approximately £4,400,000,000.
BAE Systems will fund the $5,500,000,000 purchase price for Ball Aerospace through existing cash and new external debt.
BAE Systems will complete its $5,500,000,000 acquisition of Ball Aerospace after securing regulatory approvals for the deal.
On 2024-02-14, BAE Systems and Ball Aerospace obtained the regulatory approvals required to complete the acquisition announced in August.
BAE Systems has received the necessary regulatory approvals to complete the acquisition of Ball Aerospace from Ball Corporation.
Ball Aerospace worked with scientists from EDF and MethaneSAT to design and build the primary scientific instrument for the mission and led spacecraft integration and environmental testing.
Ball Aerospace delivered the MethaneSAT satellite to Vandenberg Space Force Base in Santa Barbara County, California 2024-02-05.
Space Systems Command delivered the USSF-62 Weather System Follow-on – Microwave Space Vehicle from Ball Aerospace in Boulder, Colorado to Vandenberg Space Force Base in California.
Ball Aerospace designed, built, and integrated the WSF-M spacecraft bus and its ground data processing software.
Ball Aerospace partnered with MethaneSAT, LLC, a subsidiary of the Environmental Defense Fund, on the MethaneSAT mission.
Makenzie Lystrup was not involved in the GXS procurement and had divested any financial interests in Ball Aerospace by the time NASA selected Ball for the GXS award.