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A consortium led by Alén Space that includes GMV (Spain and Poland), WideNorth, and the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid has been selected by the European Space Agency for a space-based radio-frequency interference detection and monitoring project.
GMV Poland is responsible for mission analysis and full-system simulation for the project.
GMV is delivering the design, integration, and operational demonstration of the TOUCAN system.
Viasat is supplying satellite bandwidth for the TOUCAN project and is supporting GMV in analyzing innovative TWSTFT technology evolutions.
GMV won the competitive tender to lead the design, development, and testing under the TOUCAN project.
GMV will lead the development of a secure time transfer capability under a government-backed project called TOUCAN.
GMV is responsible for the TOUCAN system’s design, integration, and operational demonstration.
Mark Dumville is the general manager of GMV in the United Kingdom.
Under TOUCAN, GMV will establish an accurate and independently verifiable TWSTFT link between the United Kingdom’s enhanced Long-Range Navigation (eLoran) system and the National Physical Laboratory (NPL).
GMV will design, develop, and test a Two-Way Satellite Time and Frequency Transfer (TWSTFT) system as part of the TOUCAN project.
The TOUCAN project is led by GMV in the UK.
GMV serves as the lead contractor for TOUCAN and provides system-level engineering and secure time transfer expertise.
Companies scheduled to participate in SSSIF 2026 include Airbus, GMV, Hispasat, Indra, Oesía, Satlantis, Sener, Servitron, and Telespazio.
The GMV-led consortium includes Novaspace, the Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (CNR), and T4i Technology for Propulsion and Innovation.
An Official Contract Award Notice published on 21 January identified one study lead as the French subsidiary of UK-headquartered consultancy PwC, another as Spanish space technology company GMV’s Aerospace and Defence division, and the third as French launch startup Sirius Space Services.
The session 'Superar los límites: liderazgo y visión para el futuro' will include Miguel Ángel Panduro, director of Indra Space; Andrés Sendagorta, president of Sener; and Jesús Serrano, CEO of GMV.
Mariella Graziano (GMV), Rafel Jordà (Open Cosmos), and Alberto Agüeda (GMV) participated in Silver Hall sessions addressing data importance, orbital security, and Europe's capacity to finance and scale domestic industrial solutions.
A consortium led by Spain’s GMV was given responsibility for building GOVSATCOM’s ground hubs.
GMV’s Portugal team contributed to the generation and processing of LEO-PNT signals for the Celeste constellation.
GMV and the European Space Agency have signed a contract to develop a new generation of Galileo GSS signal reception stations.