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Lockheed Martin

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Bethesda, Maryland, United States
www.lockheedmartin.com
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In 2016 the Air Force contracted Lockheed Martin to develop a contingency upgrade for the GPS operational control segment and M-Code early use.

Mentioned as: Lockheed MartinOrg RelationshipSep 11, 2018As GPS 3 launch nears, Air Force keeps watchful eye on ground controls

Lockheed Martin invested in Terran Orbital, while Boeing acquired Millennium Space Systems to capitalize on the small satellite trend.

Mentioned as: Lockheed MartinNarrative GeneralSep 10, 2018Bankers see a growing industry shift to smallsats

The ULA contract with Viasat is the first commercial contract ULA directly signed since assuming responsibility for marketing and sales of the Atlas V launch vehicle from Lockheed Martin Commercial Launch Services earlier in 2018.

Mentioned as: Lockheed MartinNarrative GeneralSep 9, 2018Viasat Selects United Launch Alliance’s Proven Atlas V Rocket For Commercial Satellite Launch

The Pentagon has awarded Lockheed Martin approximately $1,000,000,000 in contracts to develop hypersonic missiles.

Mentioned as: Lockheed MartinOrg RelationshipSep 4, 2018Defense policy chief: Weapons in space are ‘bridges yet to be crossed’

Lockheed Martin shipped AEHF-4 aboard a C-5 Galaxy aircraft on 2018-07-27 from Sunnyvale, California, to Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Florida.

Mentioned as: Lockheed MartinOrg RelationshipAug 30, 2018USAF prepares to launch billion-dollar communications satellite while it studies future alternatives

Lockheed Martin is under contract to deliver AEHF-5 and AEHF-6 and the mission control segment for the AEHF program.

Mentioned as: Lockheed MartinNarrative GeneralAug 30, 2018USAF prepares to launch billion-dollar communications satellite while it studies future alternatives

The Pentagon has committed to buying two more AEHF satellites from Lockheed Martin Space Systems.

Mentioned as: Lockheed Martin Space SystemsOrg RelationshipAug 30, 2018USAF prepares to launch billion-dollar communications satellite while it studies future alternatives

Lockheed Martin increased its investment in Terran Orbital through Terran Orbital’s $36,000,000 Series B investment round announced 2018-08-06.

Mentioned as: Lockheed MartinOrg RelationshipAug 22, 2018Small satellites are at the center of a space industry transformation

The Space and Missile Systems Center is using expedited procurement authorities to buy five missile-warning satellites from Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman.

Mentioned as: Lockheed MartinOrg RelationshipAug 14, 2018Lockheed Martin awarded $2.9 billion Air Force contract for three missile-warning satellites

Lockheed Martin Space Systems in Sunnyvale, California will manufacture three geosynchronous Earth orbit (GEO) space vehicles for next-generation OPIR to be completed by April 2021.

Mentioned as: Lockheed MartinOrg RelationshipAug 14, 2018Lockheed Martin awarded $2.9 billion Air Force contract for three missile-warning satellites

Lockheed Martin was awarded a $2,900,000,000 U.S. Air Force contract for three missile-warning satellites known as next-generation Overhead Persistent Infrared (OPIR).

Mentioned as: Lockheed MartinOrg RelationshipAug 14, 2018Lockheed Martin awarded $2.9 billion Air Force contract for three missile-warning satellites

Lockheed Martin Space has invested $100,000,000 in corporate R&D for technologies that would advance hypersonic defense.

Mentioned as: lockheed martin spaceTechnical ProductAug 8, 2018U.S. would need a mega-constellation to counter China’s hypersonic weapons

The $31,000,000 Lockheed Martin award includes funding for a technology demonstration cubesat for Orbital Micro Systems.

Mentioned as: Lockheed MartinOrg RelationshipAug 8, 2018Five decades after Black Arrow, a reawakening UK launch industry aims for bullseye

Lockheed Martin will receive $31,000,000 to establish launch operations in Sutherland and to support development of an upper stage called the Small Launch Orbital Maneuvering Vehicle to be built in the U.K. by Moog.

Mentioned as: Lockheed MartinOrg RelationshipAug 8, 2018Five decades after Black Arrow, a reawakening UK launch industry aims for bullseye

The Telkom-1 satellite was built by Lockheed Martin, was 18 years old, and had been operating three years past its design life.

Mentioned as: Lockheed MartinNarrative GeneralAug 7, 2018SpaceX launches Telkom Indonesia satellite on first reflight of Block 5 Falcon 9 booster

Terran Orbital raised $36,000,000 in a Series B round from investors including Lockheed Martin, Beach Point Capital-managed funds, and Goldman Sachs on 2018-08-06.

Mentioned as: Lockheed MartinOrg RelationshipAug 6, 2018Terran Orbital raises $36 million in Series B investment round

Lockheed Martin expanded its relationship with Terran Orbital as both an investor and a customer to support the LM 50 Series Satellite Bus System.

Mentioned as: lockheed martinOrg RelationshipAug 6, 2018Terran Orbital raises $36 million in Series B investment round

The U.K. Space Agency awarded £23.5 million on 2018-07-16 to Lockheed Martin to set up operations at a new spaceport the government will establish in northern Scotland.

Mentioned as: Lockheed MartinOrg RelationshipJul 20, 2018British launch startups optimistic about continued government support

The U.K. Space Agency awarded $31,000,000 to Lockheed Martin on 2018-07-17 to establish operations from a new launch site in Sutherland, Scotland.

Mentioned as: Lockheed MartinOrg RelationshipJul 17, 2018Lockheed Martin yet to select vehicle to launch from British spaceport

Jim Bridenstine met with executives from Lockheed Martin, Pratt & Whitney, Airbus, and Arianespace at the Farnborough International Airshow, according to a NASA activity readout provided 2018-07-16.

Mentioned as: Lockheed MartinTechnical ProductJul 17, 2018Bridenstine discusses ISS future, exploration cooperation in Europe
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