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Space Development Corporation has achieved 'Awardable' status through the DARPA Expedited Research Implementation Series (ERIS) Marketplace.
Space Development Corporation, through its wholly-owned subsidiary Above: Orbital, will test the performance and durability of its proprietary materials in low Earth orbit aboard the International Space Station on the Materials International Space Station Experiment MISSE-19 mission in March flown on SpaceX Dragon resupply mission SPX-30.
ABOVE: Orbital is a subsidiary of ABOVE: Space Development Corporation that is planning for future habitability in low Earth orbit, cislunar space, and beyond.
Above: Space Development Corporation was awarded a Small Business Innovation Research Program Phase I Award from the United States Air Force to develop a solar heated crucible for the manufacturing of lightweight, thin-film solar photovoltaics on-orbit.
Above: Space Development Corporation received a $1,700,000 Phase II SBIR award earlier 2023 to develop an efficient, lightweight structure to support solar panels, large power systems, communications antenna arrays, and other space infrastructure functions.
Paragon Space Development Corporation received a $1,600,000 award to develop the Cryogenic Encapsulating Launch Shroud and Insulated Upper Stage (CELSIUS) to insulate and protect cryogenic upper stages in space.