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The Office of Space Commerce developed TraCSS using agile development techniques.
The Office of Space Commerce announced that its civil space traffic coordination system, TraCSS, is now operational.
The Office of Space Commerce has completed a project assessing the capabilities and costs of commercial data sources for TraCSS.
Satellogic obtained a commercial remote sensing license from the Office of Space Commerce within the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in November 2023.
The new orders bring the total amount the Office of Space Commerce is spending over the course of the Consolidated Pathfinder to $15,500,000.
The Office of Space Commerce is developing TraCSS as a modern, cloud-based IT system to provide basic space situational awareness and space traffic coordination services to commercial and civil space operators.
NASA will work with other agencies like the Office of Space Commerce on space sustainability, but does not want to act as a regulatory agency.
The Suitland TraCSS site will be operational before the Boulder site because the Office of Space Commerce can take over an existing room in Suitland while the Boulder facility requires renovations.
The Office of Space Commerce is taking a phased approach to TraCSS with an initial phase 1.0 set to begin beta testing with a limited number of users by the end of the current fiscal year.
NASA collaborates with the Office of Space Commerce on its Traffic Coordination System for Space (TraCSS) for civil space traffic coordination.
The Office of Space Commerce is merging government and commercial space situational awareness observations in the Traffic Coordination System for Space.
The Office of Space Commerce is taking over responsibility for sharing civil and commercial space situational awareness from the U.S. Department of Defense.
The Office of Space Commerce envisions a global, coordinated system of space situational awareness providers supported by regional hubs.
Richard DalBello is the director of the Office of Space Commerce.
The U.S. Office of Space Commerce is eager to work with other nations to establish a global, coordinated space situational awareness system.
The Office of Space Commerce awarded $11,500,000 in Consolidated Pathfinder contracts to five companies focused on low Earth orbit operations.
Amazon Web Services was selected by the Office of Space Commerce in 2023 to provide secure cloud computing services.
On 2024-03-18, the Office of Space Commerce awarded Parsons a $15,500,000 contract to provide system integration and cloud management services for TraCSS.
The Office of Space Commerce selected Parsons Corporation to develop key elements of its Traffic Coordination System for Space (TraCSS).
The Office of Space Commerce plans to develop TraCSS in a phased approach with an initial operating capability ready by the end of the current fiscal year.