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Blue Canyon Technologies will build two satellites that the Draper mission will deploy before landing.
Blue Canyon Technologies has received awards from Inc. Magazine’s 5000 Fastest Growing Private Companies list, the Best in Biz Award, and the 2020 Tibbetts Award.
A separate Loft Orbital satellite slated to launch toward the end of 2022 will use a bus supplied by Blue Canyon Technologies.
Blue Canyon Technologies won a $14,600,000 contract to produce a small inspector satellite for operations beyond geosynchronous Earth orbit.
The deal to acquire Blue Canyon Technologies was first disclosed on 2020-11-10 and was projected to close in early 2021.
Blue Canyon Technologies won a $14,100,000 contract in July to manufacture four satellites with options worth $99,000,000 for up to 20 satellites.
Blue Canyon Technologies will begin procurement to build the first four Blackjack satellites now that the final multi-mission bus design is completed.
The transaction to acquire Blue Canyon Technologies is expected to close by early 2021 pending regulatory approvals.
Blue Canyon Technologies won a contract in July to produce four buses for the Blackjack demonstration with options for up to 20 buses.
Blue Canyon Technologies will manufacture Blackjack satellites at a new facility in Lafayette, Colorado.
The $14,100,000 production contract puts Blue Canyon Technologies in a position to become the leading supplier of satellite buses for DARPA’s Blackjack program.
Blue Canyon Technologies opened the Crescent Satellite Constellation manufacturing facility in Lafayette, Colorado on 2020-06-03.
Blue Canyon Technologies prepared to open a manufacturing plant in spring 2020 capable of producing multiple cubesats per week.
Blue Canyon Technologies is supplying X-SAT to MethaneSAT, a subsidiary of the nonprofit Environmental Defense Fund, for an environmental monitoring satellite scheduled to launch in 2022.
Blue Canyon Technologies will assemble and functionally test X-SAT, its largest satellite bus, prior to delivering it to Made In Space for the Archinaut One mission.
MethaneSAT will use X-SAT, Blue Canyon Technologies’ largest offered spacecraft bus, to carry a methane-detection payload from Ball Aerospace.
Blue Canyon Technologies plans to build a 12-unit cubesat bus equipped with Viasat’s Link 16 terminal to launch in 2020.
Blue Canyon Technologies plans to double its manufacturing space in 2020 when it moves into an 80,000-square-foot facility.
Blue Canyon Technologies plans to double its manufacturing space in 2020 when it moves into an 80,000-square-foot facility.
Blue Canyon Technologies acquired additional office space in February to make room for its 140-person staff.