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The first IRUS mission concept will demonstrate how upgrades can be performed on a BAE Systems modular satellite platform in space to save cost, reduce launch requirements, and improve resilience.
BAE Systems will contribute space systems and defense integration capabilities to the IRUS effort, enabling dual-use applications for civil and defense space activities.
BAE Systems is involved in IRUS in the role of a future in-orbit servicing client and as the partner for demonstrating upgrades on a modular satellite platform.
BAE Systems is involved with the IRUS program in the role of a future in-orbit servicing client.
BAE Systems opened a $250 million shiplift and land-level ship repair facility in Jacksonville in 2025, tripling dry-dock capacity.
The contract awarded to Astroscale Ltd is a follow-up to a study conducted with BAE Systems in March of the same year.
BAE Systems completed Phase 1 of its program, integrating software into a modeling and simulation environment.
Work will be performed at BAE Systems facilities in Burlington, Massachusetts, and Merrimack, New Hampshire.
BAE Systems will transition its algorithms from modeling environments to operational hardware to support real-time decision-making for military users.
In Phase 1, BAE Systems integrated its software into simulation environments to demonstrate tracking capabilities against satellite and sensor models.
BAE Systems’ new contract will scale its solution to handle larger constellations and more complex operational scenarios.
The U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) awarded BAE Systems’ FAST Labs a $16 million Phase 2 contract for the Oversight program.
Work on the Oversight program will be performed at BAE Systems' facilities in Burlington, Massachusetts, and Merrimack, New Hampshire.
BAE Systems expects to demonstrate the software in rigorous simulations before physical deployment to orbital testbeds.
BAE Systems will collaborate with subcontractor AIMdyn, Inc. on the Oversight program.
BAE Systems’ approach uses cognitive processing and machine learning to enable satellites to collaborate autonomously.
BAE Systems will mature the software architecture developed during the program’s initial phase under the new contract.
The Phase 2 award builds on BAE Systems’ successful completion of Phase 1, which had a budget of $7 million.
BAE Systems has maintained full-rate production of the APKWS system for more than 12 years.
The U.S. Navy awarded BAE Systems a five-year IDIQ contract with a maximum value of $1.7 billion to continue full-rate production of APKWS® laser-guidance kits.