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Thales has been chosen by the French defense procurement agency (DGA) to lead a second part of the ground segment of the Syracuse IV satellite communications system for the French armed forces.
Thales has deployed over 1,000 secure, protected satcom stations worldwide working with local industrial partners.
Telesat selected Thales Alenia Space to manufacture 298 Lightspeed satellites to provide Wi‑Fi to ships, aircraft, businesses, and government customers from low Earth orbit.
Omnispace has booked launch space on a SpaceX rocket for two satellites being built by Thales Alenia Space for launch in 2022.
The French defence procurement agency (DGA) awarded Thales and Airbus a contract for a new joint tactical signals intelligence (SIGINT) system to upgrade French forces’ signals monitoring, direction finding, and spectrum analysis capabilities.
Telesat selected Thales Alenia Space on 2021-02-09 to manufacture 298 satellites for a broadband network in low-Earth orbit.
Thales Alenia Space and KT SAT will lead a 0.005 kg demonstration using the geostationary Koreasat-5A telecommunications satellite to provide 0.005 kg service to remote areas.
Koreasat-5A is based on Thales Alenia Space’s Spacebus 4000B2 platform and is equipped with Ku-band transponders.
Nilesat 301 is a commercial geostationary satellite being built by Thales Alenia Space.
Thales Alenia signed a contract with the French defense procurement agency DGA in 2021 for a concept study of Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance applications using the Stratobus™.
Thales Alenia Space subcontracted much of the smallsat work to other companies, with NanoAvionics building the satellite buses, Syrlinks building the S-band payloads, and Anywaves building the antennas.
Omnispace awarded a contract to Thales Alenia Space in April 2020 to build two small satellites that will serve as prototypes for a future constellation.
The European Commission awarded two contracts for 12 second-generation Galileo satellites to Thales Alenia Space (Italy) and Airbus Defence & Space (Germany) for a total of EUR 1.47 billion.
The European Commission awarded two contracts for 12 satellites (six satellites each) to Thales Alenia Space (Italy) and Airbus Defence & Space (Germany) for close to $1,790,000,000 following an open competition.
Airbus Defence and Space and Thales Alenia Space will each build six second-generation Galileo satellites under contracts to be formally signed at the end of January.
The European Commission announced on 2021-01-20 that it will award contracts to Airbus Defence and Space and Thales Alenia Space to build an initial set of next-generation Galileo navigation satellites.
The European Space Agency performed a two-month technical and financial evaluation and recommended awarding the next-generation Galileo contracts to Airbus and Thales.
Thales Alenia Space signed a contract with ESA worth 2,800,000 EUR for the study, design, manufacture, and test of the ATHENA Mirror Assembly Module Demonstrator.
Thales Alenia Space was selected on 2020-10-14 to build the ESPRIT Gateway module and the selection was finalized with a signed contract on 2021-01-07.
The European Space Agency signed a nearly €296 million ($362,000,000) contract with Thales Alenia Space on 2021-01-07 to build a European module for NASA’s lunar Gateway space station.