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The four L3Harris satellites on USSF-124 are part of the Space Development Agency’s Tracking Layer Tranche 0 demonstration constellation.
Space Development Agency Tranche 0 satellites use wide-field-of-view sensors designed to detect the heat signature of a missile launch.
The USSF-124 mission launched the four remaining Tranche 0 satellites of the Space Development Agency’s proliferated satellite architecture.
L3Harris currently has a backlog of 50 satellites on order, including 34 satellites for the Space Development Agency’s Tracking Layer Tranches 1 and 2.
Four Wide-Field-of-View missile tracking satellites built by L3 Harris were carried for the Tracking Layer of the Space Development Agency’s Tranche 0 constellation.
The Space Development Agency is building the Proliferated Warfighter Space Architecture, which includes a transport layer and a missile-tracking sensor layer.
The Space Development Agency launched 23 other Tranche 0 satellites in April and December of the previous year.
Sample use cases for the collaboration include space domain awareness (SDA), data fusion, and processing at the edge for autonomous decisions and collaboration with Allies.
The Space Development Agency’s Tracking Layer Tranche 2 satellites are part of a proliferated warfighting space architecture intended to counter hypersonic and advanced missile threats.
GEOST has been awarded the opportunity to provide mission payloads as a subcontractor under prime awardee Sierra Space for the Space Development Agency’s Tracking Layer Tranche 2 program.
GEOST will provide Sierra Space with two Phoenix fire control payloads for multi-domain missile defense on the SDA Tracking Layer Tranche 2 program.
GEOST will provide Sierra Space with 16 Mercury missile warning and missile tracking payloads for the SDA Tracking Layer Tranche 2 program.
GEOST is a subcontractor under prime awardee Sierra Space for the Space Development Agency’s Tracking Layer Tranche 2 missile warning and tracking satellites.
Space Development Agency awarded a contract to General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems to demonstrate Optical Communication Terminals hosted on GA-EMS GA-75 spacecraft in low Earth orbit.
General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems is designing and building two Optical Communication Terminals to provide robust space-to-space communication in degraded environments and to meet SDA standards and requirements.
The Space Development Agency awarded Momentus a contract modification valued at $1,196,404 to continue development of the Vigoride Orbital Service Vehicle for Department of Defense mission requirements.
GA-EMS is designing and building two Optical Communication Terminals to provide robust space-to-space communication in a degraded environment and to establish and maintain links that meet Space Development Agency standards and requirements.
General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems was awarded a contract from the Space Development Agency to demonstrate the capabilities of the company’s Optical Communication Terminals hosted on GA-EMS’ GA-75 spacecraft in Low Earth Orbit.
Airbus U.S. Space & Defense is providing 58 upgraded Arrow450 satellites out of AOS for Northrop Grumman for the Space Development Agency Tranche 1 tracking and transport layers.
Northrop Grumman is taking a more cautious approach to firm fixed-price contracts, including declining to bid if a customer chose fixed price or offering prices it considered fair and reasonable, as exemplified by its response to SDA Tranche 2.