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MDA became an independent company when its sale to an investor group led by Northern Private Capital, announced in December 2019, closed.
MDA projects that SARnext will generate $2,000,000,000 in revenues over 15 years.
MDA intends to raise C$500,000,000 (US$397,000,000) in the IPO, valuing the company at more than C$2,200,000,000.
Maxar Technologies completed the sale of the MDA Business on 2020-04-08.
Telesat selected Canadian space technology company MDA to manufacture the phased array antennas for the Lightspeed satellites in Québec.
Telesat selected Canadian space technology company MDA to manufacture the phased array antennas for the Lightspeed satellites.
MDA will deliver more than 1,000 units of its phased array antennas for the Lightspeed program.
MDA’s scope of work on Lightspeed is expected to involve an investment of over C$200,000,000 by MDA and create approximately 280 jobs over five years.
SDA is working with the Missile Defense Agency (MDA) to build a constellation for detecting and tracking advanced missile threats.
MDA owns and operates Radarsat-2.
As part of the Radarsat-2 Continuity Mission, MDA will rely on its multi-mission Earth observation ground stations and on advances in artificial intelligence, including machine learning and deep learning, to manage large volumes of data across multiple sensor platforms and enhance data analytics capabilities.
MDA is not yet ready to announce launch plans for the Radarsat-2 Continuity Mission.
MDA provides flight operations and data management services for the Radarsat Constellation Mission and other Canadian Space Agency Earth-observation and space situational awareness satellites under a contract announced 2021-01-29.
The three-satellite Radarsat Constellation Mission built by MDA for the Canadian government launched on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket in 2019.
MDA began working on the Radarsat-2 Continuity Mission approximately six months ago.
Radarsat-2 was built by MDA through a public-private partnership with the Canadian government.
MDA built Radarsat-1, which launched in 1995 and is no longer in service.
MDA is designing the follow-on to Radarsat-2, the C-band Synthetic Aperture Radar satellite.
CSA awarded a contract on 2020-12-08 to MDA to begin Phase A technical studies of Canadarm3.
Work on the SPIDER contracts will be performed at MDA facilities in Brampton and Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue.