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Lockheed Martin

US
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Bethesda, Maryland, United States
www.lockheedmartin.com
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Since DEUCSI began in 2017, companies that have won contracts under the program include Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Raytheon, Ball Aerospace, SES, Iridium, and SpaceX.

Mentioned as: Lockheed MartinNarrative GeneralMay 26, 2023L3Harris wins $80 million Air Force contract for satcom experiments

The Space Force Next-Gen OPIR program includes five satellites: two polar satellites from Northrop Grumman and three geosynchronous satellites being produced by Lockheed Martin under a $4,900,000,000 contract awarded in 2021.

Mentioned as: Lockheed MartinOrg RelationshipMay 24, 2023Missile-warning satellite passes preliminary design review

Northrop Grumman and Raytheon are developing sensor payloads for the Lockheed Martin-built OPIR geosynchronous satellites.

Mentioned as: lockheed martinTechnical ProductMay 24, 2023Missile-warning satellite passes preliminary design review

Lockheed Martin is part of the Blue Origin-led National Team that won a NASA contract to develop and demonstrate a human landing system under NASA’s Human Landing System program.

Mentioned as: Lockheed MartinOrg RelationshipMay 22, 2023Lockheed Martin on the Blue Origin team that has been selected to develop a human lunar lander

Lockheed Martin subsidiary Crescent Space Services announced plans for a similar lunar data relay constellation in March 2023.

Mentioned as: Lockheed MartinNarrative PlanMay 12, 2023First Intuitive Machine lunar lander mission slips to the third quarter

Lockheed Martin opted in 2020 to conduct a U.K. Pathfinder launch from SaxaVord Spaceport using a vehicle provided by ABL Space Systems instead of Sutherland Spaceport.

Mentioned as: Lockheed MartinNarrative GeneralMay 9, 2023Construction starts on Orbex Scottish launch site

Lockheed Martin Space will realign its Space business area to promote greater effectiveness in delivering on customer missions, support growth and innovation, and create stronger collaboration with customers, suppliers, and partners.

Mentioned as: Lockheed Martin SpaceTechnical ProductMay 8, 2023Lockheed Martin Realigns its Space Business to Boost Efficiency

Lockheed Martin Space will create a new National Security Space line of business that incorporates classified and defense portfolios and aligns programs that support military space, mission solutions, and special programs customers.

Mentioned as: Lockheed Martin SpaceTechnical ProductMay 8, 2023Lockheed Martin Realigns its Space Business to Boost Efficiency

Maria Demaree leads Lockheed Martin’s enterprise JADC2 corporate initiative and oversees the development of an integrated product strategy across the company’s business areas.

Mentioned as: Lockheed MartinTechnical ProductMay 7, 2023Lockheed Martin Space announces company changes

Each LM LINUSS spacecraft carries a Lockheed Martin-built electro-optical payload deck.

Mentioned as: Lockheed MartinTechnical ProductMay 5, 2023First Two Terran Orbital-Developed Spacecraft Became Operational in the GEO Belt

Lockheed Martin reported $66,000,000,000 in sales in 2022.

Mentioned as: Lockheed MartinNarrative FinancialMay 4, 2023Lockheed Martin announces reorganization of its space business

On 2023-05-04, Lockheed Martin consolidated several businesses focused on space into three sectors: Commercial Civil Space, National Security Space, and Strategic and Missile Defense.

Mentioned as: Lockheed MartinTechnical ProductMay 4, 2023Lockheed Martin announces reorganization of its space business

Lockheed Martin's space backlog was nearly $30,000,000,000 as of January.

Mentioned as: Lockheed MartinNarrative FinancialMay 4, 2023Lockheed Martin announces reorganization of its space business

Space Systems Command awarded each of Lockheed Martin and Raytheon a $30,000,000 contract on 2023-05-02 to develop prototypes of a ground system for the ESS program.

Mentioned as: Lockheed MartinOrg RelationshipMay 3, 2023Lockheed, Raytheon to develop ground systems for nuclear-hardened satellite communications

Lockheed Martin designed the LM 400 multi-mission mid-sized satellite bus in a fully digital environment.

Mentioned as: lockheed martinTechnical ProductApr 26, 2023Lockheed Martin’s first LM 400 multi-mission space vehicle passes a milestone

Lockheed Martin will advance in-space manufacturing technologies for thermoplastic composites, a low-cost material that requires less energy to produce in orbit compared to metal, and will test the technique in simulated space environments with several NASA centers.

Mentioned as: Lockheed MartinOrg RelationshipApr 26, 2023NASA Selects 12 Companies to Collaborate on Key Technology Developments for Moon to Mars Objectives

When launched, the LM 400 will feature a Lockheed Martin-produced Electronically Steered Array.

Mentioned as: Lockheed MartinNarrative PlanApr 26, 2023Lockheed Martin’s first LM 400 multi-mission space vehicle passes a milestone

Lockheed Martin Corporation in Bethesda, Maryland received three 2022 ACO selections involving NASA Langley, NASA Glenn, NASA Goddard, NASA Marshall, and NASA Ames.

Mentioned as: Lockheed MartinNarrative GeneralApr 26, 2023NASA Selects 12 Companies to Collaborate on Key Technology Developments for Moon to Mars Objectives

SLC-6 was reactivated in the 1990s for a handful of Lockheed Martin Athena launches and was turned over to United Launch Alliance in 2006 for the Delta 4 program.

Mentioned as: Lockheed MartinNarrative GeneralApr 25, 2023SpaceX to take over West Coast launch pad previously used by ULA

LM LINUSS is part of Lockheed Martin’s LM 50 smallsat family and integrates the company’s mission electro-optical payload deck with a next-generation bus from Terran Orbital Corporation.

Mentioned as: Lockheed MartinOrg RelationshipApr 20, 2023Lockheed Martin CubeSats Successfully Validate Essential Maneuvers for On-orbit Servicing
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