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Lockheed Martin released the technical specifications of a docking adapter called the Mission Augmentation Port (MAP) on April 4.
Lockheed Martin has multiple commercial and government partners interested in the ASPIN adapter.
Lockheed Martin's new technology allows for upgrades to operational spacecraft at the speed of technology.
Lockheed Martin's vision extends beyond merely refueling satellites to enhancing their technological capabilities.
Lockheed Martin designed its own docking device, named Augmentation System Port Interface (ASPIN), using the MAP standard.
The ASPIN adapter has been tested in simulations by Lockheed Martin and will be flown to space for qualification.
Lockheed Martin decided to develop and release the docking interface standard to address an industry need.
Lockheed Martin won a $35,200,000 NextSTEP Appendix N award in September 2021.
SpiderOak Mission Systems won a contract from Lockheed Martin Space on 2022-03-29 to provide its cybersecurity software.
Terran Orbital expects to deliver ten microsatellites to Lockheed Martin in support of the U.S. Space Development Agency’s Tranche 0 of the Transport Layer in 2022.
The $175,300,000 of gross debt financings were provided by Francisco Partners, Beach Point Capital, and Lockheed Martin.
Debt financing totaling $175,300,000 for Terran Orbital was provided by Francisco Partners, Beach Point Capital, and Lockheed Martin.
Lockheed Martin and York Space Systems were both winners of Transport Layer Tranche 0 in 2020 and winners again in Transport Layer Tranche 1.
SDA awarded a $700,000,000 Transport Layer Tranche 1 contract to Lockheed Martin.
York Space Systems’ lower bid price is likely attributable to its internal manufacture of satellite buses while Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman are procuring satellite buses from partner companies.
SWISSto12 and CAES have been selected by Lockheed Martin Space business to develop advanced, 3D printed, phased array antennas for upcoming satellite missions.
Jeff Babione worked across Lockheed Martin fighter programs supporting the development, production, and sustainment of the F-16, F-22, and F-35.
Two-thirds of the 126 Transport Layer satellites will be built by Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman under contracts worth $700,000,000 and $692 million, respectively.
Lockheed Martin plans to launch the LM400 satellite bus to orbit later in 2022 as a new bus designed for both commercial and government markets.
Lockheed Martin’s Space business selected SWISSto12 and CAES to develop advanced 3D-printed phased array antennas for upcoming satellite missions.