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The Government Accountability Office issued report GAO-26-107085 on January 28, 2026 finding that the SDA is overestimating the technology readiness of its tracking layer and lacks a unified architecture-level schedule to track how individual tranche delays impact global missile defense capabilities.
The Space Development Agency has not yet successfully demonstrated an optical link between two different vendors in space, according to a Government Accountability Office report released this month.
The bill mandates a Government Accountability Office review to examine how many nongovernmental human missions to the ISS are flown, whether companies fully reimburse NASA’s associated costs, and how those flights affect NASA’s science and technology priorities.
The Government Accountability Office (GAO) released a report this week reviewing the Space Development Agency’s (SDA) planning for the Proliferated Warfighter Space Architecture (PWSA).
The Government Accountability Office released a report titled "Missile Warning Satellites: Space Development Agency Should Be More Realistic and Transparent About Risks to Capability Delivery" (GAO-26-107085) on January 28, 2026.
The Government Accountability Office released the report titled "Space Development Agency Should Be More Realistic and Transparent About Risks to Capability Delivery" on January 28 about the PWSA.
NOAA awarded a contract to Slingshot Aerospace last November to develop the TraCSS presentation layer, and a protest of that award halted work until the Government Accountability Office rejected the protest in March.
The Office of Space Commerce awarded a contract to Slingshot Aerospace last November to develop the TraCSS presentation layer and a losing bidder filed a protest that halted work until the Government Accountability Office rejected the protest in March.
The Government Accountability Office issued a report on 2024-10-17 assessing the Exploration Ground Systems program and its potential to delay the Artemis 2 launch.
The Government Accountability Office released a report on 2024-09-09 assessing progress in the modernization of the Global Positioning System.
The Government Accountability Office released an annual assessment of major arms programs on 2024-06-17.
A December 2023 Government Accountability Office report concluded that Artemis 3 was unlikely to occur before 2027.
A Government Accountability Office report from November projected that Artemis 3 might be delayed until 2027 based on the time needed to develop the Human Landing System lander if that effort follows the average of other major NASA projects.
The Government Accountability Office denied L3Harris’s protest of NASA’s award of the GeoXO Sounder contract to Ball Aerospace.
The U.S. Government Accountability Office projected about 58,000 satellites would be launched by 2030.
The Government Accountability Office determined that SpaceX required 16 launches overall for a Starship lunar lander mission in its rejection of protests by Blue Origin and Dynetics of the Starship HLS award in 2021.
A 2023-09-07 Government Accountability Office report criticized NASA for a lack of transparency on SLS costs as those costs grow under existing contracts.
The Government Accountability Office's 2023-06-08 report provided an update on Space Force satellite programs and identified red flags for some programs.
The estimated cost to date of developing the Next-Gen OPIR geostationary satellites has exceeded $6 billion, according to the Government Accountability Office.
The Government Accountability Office estimated that the Space Development Agency’s Tracking Layer Tranche 1 of 28 satellites will cost about $2,600,000,000.