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Lockheed Martin selected L3Harris in 2018 to design and build the first two fully-digital MDUs.
Lockheed Martin selected L3Harris in 2018 to design and build the first two fully digital mission data units.
Raytheon Technologies plans to formally oppose Lockheed Martin’s proposed $4,400,000,000 acquisition of Aerojet Rocketdyne.
If Lockheed Martin acquires Aerojet Rocketdyne, Raytheon Technologies would need to buy about 70 percent of its missiles’ propulsion systems from its primary competitor.
The UK Pathfinder Launch will fulfill an award that Lockheed Martin received from the UK Space Agency in 2018.
Lockheed Martin selected ABL Space Systems to perform a launch from the United Kingdom in 2022.
SDA has awarded contracts to Lockheed Martin and YORK Space Systems for the construction of Transport satellites.
Lockheed Martin is one of the companies selected to provide satellites to the Space Development Agency.
Telesat teamed with Lockheed Martin to study interoperability between Telesat’s LEO constellation and satellites Lockheed Martin is building for the Space Development Agency.
ABL Space Systems received a strategic investment from Lockheed Martin Ventures in 2019.
Two of the CubeSats deployed from the UK Pathfinder Launch will be Lockheed Martin technology demonstration spacecraft.
Lockheed Martin contracted ABL Space Systems of El Segundo, California to supply a rocket and associated launch services for its UK Pathfinder Launch.
Lockheed Martin selected ABL Space Systems for the UK Pathfinder launch to use ABL’s integrated GS0 launch system and RS1 rocket for rapid site stand-up with limited on-site infrastructure.
The UK Space Agency agreed to allow Lockheed Martin to perform the Pathfinder launch from the Shetland Space Centre instead of Sutherland.
The $31,000,000 2018 contract to Lockheed Martin covered a launch and Moog’s orbital maneuvering vehicle and was originally planned for a spaceport at Sutherland in northern Scotland.
The first European Service Module is undergoing final integration with the Lockheed Martin–built Orion spacecraft for Artemis 1, an uncrewed test flight slated for later 2021 to certify the spacecraft and the Space Launch System rocket for human spaceflight.
Tom Leisgang began his career at Lockheed Martin where he managed the Bus Functional Test Facility supporting production of more than 70 LEO satellite bus units.
Lockheed Martin received two contracts worth $7,800,000,000 for the development and production of three geosynchronous Next-Gen OPIR satellites.
Lockheed Martin will develop applications to be hosted on FORGE and Enterprise Ground Services.
Lockheed Martin’s 2021-01-04 contract requires the company to develop a ground system for Next-Gen OPIR and to produce a transition plan to migrate its proprietary technology to the Space and Missile Systems Center’s open architecture.