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NATO ministers of Defence approved the Alliance’s first Commercial Space Strategy in February 2025.
NATO referenced national contracting portals and support organizations for industry engagement, including Spain’s platform del Estado, the Directorate General of Armament and Material (DGAM), and the Centre for Information and Communications Systems and Technologies (Cestic).
Spanish companies must obtain the NATO Industry and Defence Registry (DPI) to be recognized by NATO for contracting with its agencies.
Irene Saiz works in NATO’s Defence Industry, Innovation and Armament Division (D2IA).
Starlift is a NATO initiative focused on rapid access to space that includes Spain as a participant.
The NATO Space Front Door will provide a single entry point for commercial providers to learn Alliance mission needs and connect with acquisition bodies.
Since 2019, NATO officially recognizes space as an operational domain on the same level as land, sea, air, and cyberspace.
NATO is developing a commercial engagement model that includes an interface called the NATO Space Front Door.
Spacenet is an initiative of NATO’s Industrial Advisory Group (NIAG).
Lieutenant Colonel Jorge Camona and Irene Saiz represented NATO at the SSSIF conference.
Fourteen Spanish companies are members of NATO’s Spacenet industrial consultation group.
The NATO Commercial Space Strategy intends to bridge military requirements and commercial agility to improve defense procurement interactions with industry.
Spain contributes to NATO’s space situational awareness and operates with the NATO Alliance Ground Surveillance Centre (Centro de Atención Espacial) in Rotterdam from its inception.
Indra intends to activate value chains based on sovereign, open, and interoperable capabilities for Europe and NATO to keep strategic skills and proprietary technologies under EU control.
The NATO Innovation Fund, the British Business Bank, Space Frontiers Fund II, and Presto Tech Horizons provided new investor capital to SatVu's funding round.
SSSIF hosts debates on what NATO, the European Space Agency, NASA, and the European Commission will demand in coming years.
The 17 February funding round included contributions from the NATO Innovation Fund, British Business Bank, Space Frontiers Fund II, and Presto Tech Horizons.
The funding round completed with a strategic investment from the NATO Innovation Fund and investments from the British Business Bank, Space Frontiers Fund II (with SPARX Asset Management Co. Ltd. as the Fund Manager), and Presto Tech Horizons.
Integrasys works with the US Space Force and US Space Command, the Government of Ukraine, NATO, and European ministries of defense.
Two representatives from NATO headquarters, Lieutenant Colonel Jorge Carmona and Irene Saiz, will participate in SSSIF 2026.