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Muon Space was awarded a contract by the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center’s Weather Systems Branch and the Defense Innovation Unit to evaluate GNSS‑R ocean wind speed, soil moisture products, and ionospheric data on the MuSat-2 satellite mission.
DIU plans to host a Technology Summit in the Washington, D.C. area in early 2024 to provide industry with more detail about broad Replicator opportunities and to include workshops on repurposing dual-use commercial technology solutions for warfighter needs.
In 2022 the Defense Innovation Unit selected eight companies to work on the Hybrid Space Architecture: Aalyria, Anduril, Atlas Space Operations, Enveil, SpiderOak Mission Systems, Amazon Web Services, Amazon’s Project Kuiper, and Microsoft Azure Space.
The Defense Innovation Unit was established in 2015 to help the Department of Defense access and integrate commercial technologies from startup companies and other non-traditional defense contractors.
The eBee VISION UAS is part of the U.S. Department of Defense’s Defense Innovation Unit project to develop customized command and control software compliant with the DoD Robotic and Autonomous System-Air Interoperability Profile.
The mission is projected for early 2025 and is funded by the Defense Innovation Unit.
The Defense Innovation Unit selected Fenix Space, a California-based startup developing a reusable tow-launch platform.
The Defense Innovation Unit's payload will be a scramjet-powered hypersonic vehicle built by Hypersonix.
The Defense Innovation Unit provided about $10,000,000 in government funding to Vector Atomic for the atomic sensor project.
Vector Atomic was selected by the Defense Innovation Unit in 2020 to build an atomic sensor designed to survive the rigors of space.
The U.S. Department of Defense’s Defense Innovation Unit is seeking responsive access to cislunar space.
A potential client for an in-space demonstration could be one of the Tetra-5 small satellites projected to launch in 2025 for an on-orbit refueling experiment funded by the Space Force and the Defense Innovation Unit.
Space Systems Command’s Space Safari Program Office is partnering with the Defense Innovation Unit on the TacRS mission VICTUS HAZE to identify and build out commercial capabilities for the TacRS program.
By working with DIU, Space Safari has expanded access to the joint force’s end users and DIU’s network of commercial and industry partners.
A Small Responsive Launch program began in 2017 between Space Systems Command and DIU to leverage low-cost, high-cadence launch to quickly place small payloads into low Earth orbit and deliver payloads to specific addresses.
The Defense Innovation Unit posted a Commercial Solution Opening for TacRS in August 2023 and planned to award contracts in Fall 2023.
The Defense Innovation Unit is seeking industry bids for a tactically responsive space mission in which a launch provider would receive only 24 hours' notice to launch a payload.
DIU posted a solicitation on 2023-08-24 asking companies to submit proposals by 2023-09-07 for a responsive space mission named Victus Haze.
DIU expects to award contracts for the Victus Haze mission in fall of 2023.
Muon Space was awarded an option to their contract with the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center’s Weather Systems Branch and the Defense Innovation Unit to collect ionospheric data on the MuSat-2 satellite mission.