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The U.K. Space Agency selected the Sutherland site as its preferred location for a vertical launch facility in July 2018.
The ARTES Core Competitiveness contract for CGI to expand Dynamic Predictive Routing development is supported by the UK Space Agency.
The U.K. Space Agency awarded £2,550,000to the Sutherland Spaceport project in 2018.
The public investment package for Sutherland Spaceport includes just over £9 million from Highlands and Islands Enterprise and the Scottish Government and £2.55 million that the UK Space Agency announced in 2018.
The UK Space Agency provided £2.5 million towards Sutherland Spaceport and £5.5 million for the development of Orbex’s Prime rocket.
The UK Space Agency invested £8.5 million in Scottish-based launch technologies through the European Space Agency’s Boost! programme.
CGI (NYSE: GIB) (TSX: GIB.A) was awarded a further contract by the European Space Agency under ESA’s ARTES Core Competitiveness program with the support of the UK Space Agency to expand development of its Dynamic Predictive Routing tool.
Clear Space received a Phase B demonstration contract from the U.K. Space Agency in 2022 to demonstrate its active debris removal technology.
In 2022 ClearSpace received a Phase B demo contract from the UK Space Agency to demonstrate its active debris removal technology.
ClearSpace received a Phase B demonstration contract from the UK Space Agency in 2022 to demonstrate its active debris removal technology.
The COSMIC debris-removal servicer will be a technological evolution of Astroscale’s ELSA-M servicer developed under the Sunrise programme in commercial partnership with the European Space Agency, the UK Space Agency, and OneWeb.
Astroscale UK plans to demonstrate the ELSA-M servicer in 2024 in partnership with OneWeb, the UK Space Agency, and the European Space Agency.
Astroscale plans to remove a yet-to-be-announced defunct satellite from low Earth orbit next year as part of the ELSA-m mission in partnership with OneWeb and the U.K. and European space agencies.
Astroscale UK plans to demonstrate the ELSA-M servicer in 2024 in partnership with OneWeb, the UK Space Agency, and the European Space Agency.
The UK Space Agency allocated £50 million in funding for ambitious and innovative projects to support the UK’s satellite communications industry.
Gravitilab has received funding from the UK Space Agency and private capital to date.
Eligible projects under the UK Space Agency ARTES funding include creating space-based networks intended to rival cable-based terrestrial networks.
UK Space Agency CEO Dr. Paul Bate supports directing funding to UK companies with expertise and ambition to become global players and to lead on ground-breaking satellite communications technologies.
The UK Space Agency is providing £50 million of funding for ambitious and innovative projects to boost the UK satellite communications industry.
The £50 million UK Space Agency funding is intended to help more companies enter the fast-growth UK space telecoms sector and support wider UK economic resilience.