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The contract was awarded through the Space Enterprise Consortium using an agile program management methodology to rapidly develop a prototype that can be transitioned directly into operational use.
The SpEC consortium informed its members on 2020-10-08 that SpaceX had won the weather study contract.
The Space Enterprise Consortium awarded $309,000,000 in June in contracts to Raytheon Technologies, General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems, and Atmospheric & Space Technology Research Associates to develop weather satellite prototypes and payloads.
The SpEC consortium was created in 2017 to attract commercial space businesses to work with the military.
Companies selected by the Space Enterprise Consortium to build prototypes have an inside track to production if the Space and Missile Systems Center decides to procure the system in quantities.
The Space Missile Systems Center’s Space Enterprise consortium awarded contracts totaling $309,000,000 in June to three companies for the Electro Optical/Infrared Weather System (EO/IR EWS) program.
The $44,500,000 Air Force contracts include a one-year AFWERX deal to demonstrate launch technology and an agreement with the Space and Missile Systems Center’s Space Enterprise Consortium to conduct three demonstrations of an RS1 vehicle variant and deployable ground infrastructure in 2022.
The Space and Missile Systems Center funded the Electro Optical/Infrared Weather Satellite System through the Space Enterprise Consortium.
The Space Enterprise Consortium selected L3Harris in 2018 for the $84,000,000 NTS-3 contract.
The Space Enterprise Consortium works with about 400 companies in the space industry, many of which are small businesses and startups.
The Space Acquisition Council directed a survey to go out to space industrial base sectors, including members and non-members of the Space Enterprise Consortium, federally funded research and development centers, and think tanks.
Tetra-1 was the first project awarded in 2018 by the U.S. Space Force’s Space and Missile Systems Center Space Enterprise Consortium.
The Space Enterprise Consortium selected Boeing Phantom Works’ subsidiary Millennium Space Systems and Blue Canyon Technologies to develop Tetra smallsat prototypes for experiments in geosynchronous orbit.
Space Enterprise Consortium members receive solicitations for bids and one or more winners are selected per project.
Companies selected by the Space Enterprise Consortium develop prototypes that can transition to production on a short timeline.
The Space Enterprise Consortium announced the Kobayashi Maru contract award on 2020-04-14.
The Space Enterprise Consortium was created in 2017 by the Space and Missile Systems Center to attract startups and nontraditional companies to the defense market.
The Space Enterprise Consortium was created in 2017 to attract space companies to work on military contracts.
SpEC has awarded more than $500,000,000 worth of space technology projects to date.
The 2020-04-15 SpEC email defined 'very small' as 50 or fewer employees and asked members to respond because the data may support COVID-related funding for additional SpEC opportunities.