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Sierra Space’s Orbital Missions and Services team has designed, produced, and launched 23 space vehicles.
Sierra Space launched the Sierra Space Eclipse satellite bus line.
Sierra Space launched the Sierra Space Eclipse satellite bus line.
Sierra Space completed the process from contract signing to hardware delivery for the LizzieSat solar panel shipset in 49 days from Order to Shipment.
Sierra Space provides orbital services and builds systems across solar power, mechanics and motion control, environmental control and life support, propulsion, and thermal control.
In January 2024, the Space Development Agency awarded Sierra Space a $740,000,000 prime contract for 18 Tranche 2 satellites to provide global indications, detection, warning, and tracking of conventional and advanced missile threats, including hypersonic missile systems.
Sierra Space launched Sierra Space Axelerator, an innovation-at-speed incubator designed to fast-track the development of defense technologies and mission solutions.
Sierra Space has been awarded $1,300,000,000 in prime satellite constellation contracts since standing up its Orbital Missions and Services organization.
Sierra Space selected the name 'Tenacity' for its first Dream Chaser spacecraft, emphasizing the importance of tenacity in innovation.
Sierra Space Ghost is designed to deliver payloads anywhere in the world in 90 minutes or less without the need for a fixed infrastructure.
Sierra Space has $1,300,000,000 worth of defense-related orders.
Sierra Space is developing a return capsule named Ghost that is designed for about 250 to 700 kg of capacity.
Sierra Space partnered with Blue Origin on the construction of a commercially developed space station.
Sierra Space developed Dream Chaser, a reusable spaceplane designed to ferry cargo and supplies to the International Space Station.
Sierra Space is partnering with U.S. Transportation Command to study how the Ghost return capsule could enable quick point-to-point delivery of supplies and equipment to support military operations or humanitarian relief efforts.
Sierra Space’s $1,300,000,000 defense backlog includes a $740,000,000 deal announced in January to produce 18 missile-tracking satellites for the U.S. Space Force’s next-generation missile-tracking satellite network built by the Space Development Agency.
Sierra Space plans an on-orbit demonstration of the Spectre vehicle in 2025 or 2026.
Sierra Space established a specialized test lab in Florida to design, build, and test new space vehicle technologies for the defense market.
In January 2024, the Space Development Agency awarded Sierra Space a $740,000,000 prime contract for 18 Tranche 2 satellites to accelerate capabilities for global persistent indications, detection, warning, and tracking of conventional and advanced missile threats, including hypersonic missiles.
Since standing up the Orbital Missions and Services group, Sierra Space has been awarded $1,300,000,000 in prime satellite constellation contracts.