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Sierra Nevada Corporation intends to build additional Dream Chaser vehicles and is working with Lockheed Martin on a second structure.
Lockheed Martin built the primary structure of the first orbital Dream Chaser vehicle and shipped it from a Lockheed facility in Fort Worth, Texas to Sierra Nevada Corporation.
Bill Hanson is the mission success director at Lockheed Martin Space.
Lockheed Martin maintains a process library to determine necessary mission assurance tasks for spacecraft.
Lockheed Martin withdrew from the OSP program in 2016 before it was awarded any missions.
Lockheed Martin later formed the United Launch Alliance joint venture with Boeing using upgraded Atlas and Delta rockets.
Martin Marietta acquired the Atlas business from General Dynamics in the 1990s before merging with Lockheed.
NASA awarded a contract to Lockheed Martin on 2019-09-23 for long-term production of the Orion spacecraft covering as many as 12 spacecraft to meet NASA’s anticipated needs into the 2030s.
United Launch Alliance took over Delta launches in 2006 when it formed as a joint venture of Boeing’s and Lockheed Martin’s launcher businesses.
The U.S. Air Force selected Lockheed Martin in 2008 to build the first 10 GPS-3 satellites.
Lockheed Martin completed an Operational Control Segment software update in May and is preparing that system for installation to fly GPS-3 satellites until Raytheon’s OCX Block 1 is ready in 2021.
After opening subsequent GPS-3 satellites to competition, the Air Force selected Lockheed Martin again in 2018 for up to 22 follow-on satellites valued at $7,200,000,000 after Boeing and Northrop Grumman declined to bid.
The Air Force selected contractors for OSP-3 in 2012: SpaceX, Orbital Sciences Corp (later Orbital ATK, then Northrop Grumman), and Lockheed Martin.
Lockheed Martin withdrew from the OSP-3 program in 2016 before it was awarded any missions.
In spring 2019 SMC selected three companies—Lockheed Martin teamed with Ball Aerospace, L3Harris, and Atlas Space Operations—to design Multi-Band Multi-Mission prototypes by spring 2020.
Lockheed Martin received two Space Act Agreements, one for testing advanced materials and one to develop autonomous systems to support in-space plant growth systems.
Lockheed Martin Ventures participated in Rocket Lab’s Series B funding round in 2015 as a strategic investment of undisclosed size while Rocket Lab was developing the Electron small launcher.
Lockheed Martin considered using Rocket Lab’s Electron rocket from a launch site in northern Scotland that the U.K. government will be developing.
ABL Space Systems will use funds from Lockheed Martin Ventures’ investment to support the RS1 development and test program, including an integrated stage test later 2019.
Lockheed Martin received a $31,000,000 award from the U.K. Space Agency in July 2018 to establish operations at the northern Scotland spaceport.