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Spire Global offered to fly 20 hosted payloads on its satellites within 12 months for 10,000,000 EUR.
On 2019-03-11, Spire Global signed a deal to host reconnaissance payloads from KeyW Holding Corp. on its cubesat constellation.
Spire Global estimates that 30 satellites launched 2019 could have payload capabilities equivalent to about 300 to 400 satellites of versions launched two to two and a half years earlier.
The first round of NOAA’s Commercial Weather Data Pilot, using contracts awarded in 2016 to GeoOptics and Spire, concluded that the data fell short of expectations.
NASA started a commercial data buy program with contracts announced in August to purchase Earth science data from DigitalGlobe, Planet, and Spire.
GeoOptics, PlanetIQ, and Spire are providing GPS radio occultation data that measure the refraction of GPS signals to produce temperature and pressure profiles for weather forecasting models.
Spire Global raised $70,000,000 in a Series C funding round in November 2017.
DigitalGlobe and Planet are providing imagery to NASA under the agency’s commercial data buy program, and Spire is providing GPS radio occultation data.
NOAA is in the second round of its Commercial Weather Data Pilot program with contracts awarded in September 2018 to GeoOptics, PlanetIQ, and Spire.
Spire Global plans to launch 30 to 40 new satellites 2019.
Exolaunch has integrated more than 30 Spire Lemur cubesats on multiple launches with additional integrations planned for 2019.
Sauzay highlighted that the success of established NewSpace companies like Planet, Spire, and OneWeb could influence investor behavior in 2019.
In September, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration awarded more than $8,000,000 to GeoOptics, PlanetiQ, and Spire to provide GPS radio occultation data from current or planned constellations.
Spire was the first company to deploy cubesats from a Cygnus cargo vehicle in November 2016 after that spacecraft departed the ISS and moved into a higher orbit.
Spire will launch four three-unit Lemur cubesats on a PSLV in March 2019 under a deal brokered by NanoRacks.
Spire has had 37 of its more than 80 satellites launched from the ISS or Cygnus cargo spacecraft.
NASA started a smallsat constellation data purchase pilot program and announced awards in August 2018 to DigitalGlobe, Planet, and Spire to purchase data from their constellations.
NASA’s Earth Science Division issued agreements to purchase data from Planet, DigitalGlobe, and Spire under contracts with a maximum combined value of $7,000,000 over five years.
Spire spent in the range of 100,000,000 EUR to develop its constellation infrastructure.
Spire will provide a constellation of 20 payloads in orbit for as little as 10,000,000 EUR.