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Lockheed Martin’s Ignite organization developed the ESA demonstrator payload as a self-funded technology demonstration.
The Fly the Lightning mission will deploy an Electronically Steered Antenna payload developed by Lockheed Martin.
Lockheed Martin’s Ignite organization funded the ESA technology demonstration as its first self-funded technology demonstration project.
Four additional GPS 3 satellites have been manufactured and are in storage at Lockheed Martin’s facilities in Colorado awaiting launch opportunities.
Lockheed Martin integrates satellite buses sourced from Terran Orbital as part of its work for the Space Development Agency.
Tranche 1 includes 126 Transport Layer communications satellites built by York Space Systems, Lockheed Martin, and Northrop Grumman.
In September 2022 Lockheed Martin Australia was awarded a $1,180,000,000 contract to enhance locational precision within SouthPAN’s service areas.
In December 2022 Lockheed Martin Australia selected Av-Comm to establish a network of ground station uplink facilities for the SouthPAN project.
The delivered OCTs are in place for integration on 42 smallsats that Lockheed Martin is building for the Space Development Agency’s Tranche 1 Transport Layer.
TESAT delivered the first SDA Tranche 1 Transport Layer Optical Communication Terminals to Lockheed Martin.
Lockheed Martin will receive $5,200,000 to create OPIR data exploitation prototypes for Space Systems Command.
In December 2022 Lockheed Martin Australia selected New South Wales company Av-Comm to establish a network of ground station uplink facilities for SouthPAN.
In September 2022 Lockheed Martin Australia was awarded a $1,180,000,000 contract to enhance precise positioning within the SouthPAN service areas.
Lockheed Martin invested its own resources to develop the Tantrum payload from early architecture to a flight-ready product in 24 months.
Lockheed Martin is producing several other self-funded technology demonstrator spacecraft, including Pony Express 2 and the Tactical Satellite.
Lockheed Martin awarded Firefly Aerospace a contract in June to launch a small satellite.
Earlier 2023 Lockheed Martin successfully launched and tested the In-space Upgrade Satellite System (LM LINUSS) demonstrator to demonstrate how small satellites can upgrade and sustain space architectures with new capabilities.
Lockheed Martin plans to launch Pony Express 2 to demonstrate mesh networking across satellites.
In November 2022, Lockheed Martin launched and tested two cubesats in geostationary orbit to demonstrate in-orbit servicing technologies.
Lockheed Martin is producing self-funded technology demonstrator spacecraft including Pony Express 2 to demonstrate mesh networking among satellites.