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Kayhan Space was selected for the Office of Space Commerce’s TraCSS data quality monitoring service.
Vantor has received recognition from the Office of Space Commerce for its role in the Commercial COLA Gap Pathfinder program.
Vantor is an awardee of the Office of Space Commerce's Commercial COLA Gap Pathfinder program.
The Office of Space Commerce’s Traffic Coordination System for Space (TraCSS) program published a joint study with the European Union Space Surveillance and Tracking (EU SST) program at the 2025 AMOS Conference.
The Office of Space Commerce stated that TraCSS is proceeding toward a production release scheduled for January 2026, contingent on Congress providing roughly $50 million.
The Office of Space Commerce awarded a contract to Slingshot Aerospace last November to develop the TraCSS presentation layer and a losing bidder filed a protest that halted work until the Government Accountability Office rejected the protest in March.
The Office of Space Commerce received $65 million in 2024 and requested about $75 million in 2025.
Several satellite operators agreed to work with the Office of Space Commerce to test TraCSS and provide feedback for later versions.
NOAA requested $10 million for the Office of Space Commerce in its fiscal year 2026 budget request, an amount sufficient for other OSC work but not for TraCSS.
The Office of Space Commerce is leading development of the Traffic Coordination System for Space (TraCSS) to take over civil space traffic coordination work currently handled by the Department of Defense under Space Policy Directive 3.
NOAA provided the Office of Space Commerce $65 million in 2024 and requested about $75 million in 2025.
NOAA requested $10 million for the Office of Space Commerce in its fiscal year 2026 budget request.
A bipartisan bill would formally authorize the Office of Space Commerce to develop a space traffic coordination system.
The Office of Space Commerce selected Slingshot Aerospace earlier in the year to provide space situational awareness and satellite tracking data as part of a limited-term pathfinder project focused on low Earth orbit satellite tracking.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Office of Space Commerce awarded Slingshot Aerospace a $13,300,000 contract to build the TraCSS user interface.
The Office of Space Commerce was directed to take over traffic coordination responsibilities from the Department of Defense following the issuance of Space Policy Directive 3 in 2018.
Slingshot Aerospace was awarded a $5,300,000 contract by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Office of Space Commerce on 2024-11-26 to design the user experience for a next-generation space traffic coordination platform.
Space Policy Directive-3, issued in 2018, directed NOAA’s Office of Space Commerce to assume space traffic coordination responsibilities from the Department of Defense.
The Office of Space Commerce has completed a project assessing the capabilities and costs of commercial data sources for TraCSS.
The Office of Space Commerce developed TraCSS using agile development techniques.