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The inaugural Vega-C flight launched the LARES 2 Laser Relativity satellite built by OHB Italia for the Italian space agency ASI.
Airbus built SARah-1 under subcontract to OHB System AG.
The SARah system architecture comprises a space segment with three radar satellites (two built by OHB and one built by Airbus) and a ground segment connected to two ground stations.
The SARah system architecture consists of a space segment with three radar satellites (two built by OHB and one built by Airbus) and a ground segment connected to two ground stations.
CO2M satellites being developed and built at OHB System AG will record atmospheric CO2 released by human activities.
Thales Alenia Space signed an amendment to its CO2M contract worth €169 million with project prime contractor OHB for development and qualification of the payloads for the first two CO2M satellites.
Thales Alenia Space will deliver the payloads for the first two CO2M models (PFM and FM2) to OHB System mid-2024.
The PFM and FM2 payloads will be delivered mid-2024 to OHB System for integration on the two satellites.
A consortium led by OHB Sweden AB is developing a prototype for the European Space Agency’s Arctic Weather Satellite under a 32,500,000 EUR contract awarded last year.
In 2010 the company operated as Antwerp Space and became part of OHB AG.
The German Federal Office of Bundeswehr Equipment, Information Technology and In-Service Support (BAAINBw) awarded a contract to Atos and OHB to supply the Space Situational Awareness Center Expansion Stage 1 (Weltraumlagezentrum, WRLageZ, Ausbaustufe 1) to the German Federal Armed Forces.
SPACEBEL has become a shareholder in ConstellR alongside the start-up founders, Amathaon and OHB.
EnMAP was built by OHB for the German space agency DLR and carried a hyperspectral instrument for environmental studies.
SpaceLink ordered large satellites from OHB Systems AG under its previous plan for the initial constellation.
OHB System AG is manufacturing four satellites planned for deployment to medium Earth orbit in 2024 to relay data for government and commercial customers.
Each of the eight Galileo satellites under the EUSPA order was built by OHB System AG in Bremen, Germany and will weigh less than 730 kg.
Germany’s OHB System built the two satellites carried on the 2021-12-04 Soyuz launch.
OHB has a contract to provide 34 Galileo satellites in total.
The Galileo satellites are built by prime contractor OHB System, with payloads supplied by Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd (SSTL), an Airbus Defence and Space subsidiary.
The pair of Galileo Batch-3 satellites are the first of a total of 12 Batch-3 satellites manufactured by OHB Systems and their suppliers from across Europe.