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The Rivada Space contract for 300 satellites to be delivered on SpaceX launches starting in 2025 represents the bulk of Terran Orbital’s backlog of future revenues.
Terran Orbital currently has more than 120 satellites under construction or recently launched, not including 300 satellites under contract for Rivada Space’s LEO broadband network.
Terran Orbital expects to receive $180,000,000 in the current year for early work to build satellites for Rivada Space as part of a $2,400,000,000 contract.
Artel LLC is partnering with Rivada Space Networks to provide a next-generation network to support U.S. Government communications.
Rivada’s OuterNET creates an optical mesh network in space enabling data to remain in space from origin to destination.
Rivada’s OuterNET is designed to provide pole-to-pole coverage.
Rivada Space Networks plans its first satellite launch for 2025.
Rivada Space Networks plans to begin global service for OuterNET in 2026.
Rivada Space Networks plans the first OuterNET satellite launch in 2025 with global service starting in 2026.
Artel LLC is partnering with Rivada Space Networks to provide a next-generation network to support U.S. government communications.
Rivada Space Networks’ OuterNET creates an optical mesh network in space that keeps data in space from origin to destination (orbital networking).
Rivada Space Networks plans to begin global service of OuterNET in 2026.
Rivada Space Networks is building a global low-latency point-to-point connectivity network called OuterNET consisting of 600 LEO satellites.
Rivada Space Networks plans its first satellite launch in 2025.
Artel LLC will work with Rivada Space Networks to provide mission-critical connectivity on a global scale.
Artel LLC is partnering with Rivada Space Networks to provide a next-generation network to support U.S. Government communications.
Rivada Space Networks bought a dozen Falcon 9 launches from SpaceX for its broadband constellation earlier this year.
Rivada Space Networks is seeking Export-Import Bank financing for its satellite constellation that includes a $2,400,000,000 contract with Terran Orbital and several hundred million dollars more in launches from SpaceX.
Rivada’s plans with the International Telecommunication Union cover 576 satellites in total with half required to be in orbit by mid-2026 under deployment rules tied to its spectrum licenses following the 10% waiver.
Rivada has not launched any satellites so far and its contracts with Terran Orbital and SpaceX do not call for launches to start until 2025.