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The Commercial Space Act of 2023, reported by the House committee, extended the learning period to October 2031 and created a mission authorization system for novel space activities to be handled by the Office of Space Commerce.
The LAUNCH Act requires the Office of Space Commerce to incorporate industry input into commercial remote sensing licensing and to provide assistance to license applicants.
Kayhan Space won an order from the Office of Space Commerce on 2024-02-29 to provide space situational awareness data quality monitoring services.
The 2023-10-01 appropriation of $65,000,000 for the Office of Space Commerce is less than the $70,000,000 it received in 2023 and less than the $88,000,000 requested for 2024.
The fiscal year 2024 spending bill provides $65,000,000 for NOAA’s Office of Space Commerce.
The Commercial Remote Sensing Regulatory Affairs division of the Office of Space Commerce will publish a request for information in the Federal Register on 2024-03-08 about debris mitigation regulations for systems it licenses.
An Office of Space Commerce official previewed the request for information at a 2024-02-29 event hosted by the FCC’s Space Bureau marking two decades of FCC orbital debris regulations.
LeoLabs is participating in an Office of Space Commerce program that could lead to incorporation of commercial data into its space traffic coordination system.
The NOAA Office of Space Commerce (OSC) operates a Traffic Coordination System for Space (TraCSS) that leverages commercial space solutions to support space situational awareness (SSA) data and services.
In January, the U.S. Office of Space Commerce placed orders with COMSPOC, LeoLabs, and Slingshot Aerospace to provide data and services on objects in low Earth orbit.
The CRADA’s research efforts will assist NOAA’s Office of Space Commerce in developing capabilities to deconflict and manage the increasingly crowded orbital environment.
NOAA’s Office of Space Commerce plans to announce additional partnering opportunities in the near future.
The CRADA was established on 2024-01-31 and allows the sharing of facilities between the Office of Space Commerce and SpaceX without exchanging funds.
The Office of Space Commerce will perform an astrodynamics evaluation of the tools SpaceX uses to manage more than 5,000 Starlink broadband satellites.
The Office of Space Commerce plans to announce additional partnering opportunities shortly.
The SAFE Orbit Act would formally authorize the Office of Space Commerce to develop and operate a space traffic coordination system including maintaining a public catalog and providing basic services at no charge.
LeoLabs received a Consolidated Pathfinder order from NOAA’s Office of Space Commerce for the development of the civil-led national Traffic Coordination System for Space (TraCSS).
The Office of Space Commerce secured $70,000,000 for fiscal year 2023 and requested $88,000,000 for fiscal year 2024.
The Office of Space Commerce selected COMSPOC, LeoLabs, and Slingshot Aerospace to participate in a Consolidated Pathfinder program on 2024-01-19.
The Office of Space Commerce is taking an iterative 'crawl, walk, run' approach to TraCSS with an initial Phase 1.0 set to be ready as soon as September and quarterly updates planned through September 2025.