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The MDA and Viasat Halifax facility is expected to improve Link 16 capabilities for Canadian Armed Forces customers and bring substantial economic benefits and job opportunities to the region.
On 2018-10-18 Viasat Inc. and MDA announced plans to establish a repair, maintenance, and upgrade service facility for Viasat’s Link 16 military communication terminals in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Viasat and MDA will provide enhanced technical support for Viasat’s Small Tactical Terminals (STT) and other small, next-generation Link 16 devices from the Halifax facility.
MDA and DigitalGlobe combined for $2,400,000,000 to form Maxar Technologies in October of the prior year.
Maxar’s $1,300,000 deal with the UK Space Agency places MDA in a position to lead a European consortium to bid on the first phase of the European Space Agency’s space servicing vehicle robotics program.
Maxar was formed in a $2,400,000,000 deal last fall that merged DigitalGlobe and its Radian Solutions division with MDA and its Space Systems Loral subsidiary.
The CA$42,000,000 acquisition will fold Neptec’s 100 employees into Maxar’s Vancouver, Canada-based MDA division.
In 2011, Intelsat signed a contract with MDA Corp., now part of Maxar Technologies, for a satellite-servicing mission that never materialized.
MDA is under contract to produce antennas for the OneWeb 900-satellite LEO constellation.
MDA is interested in opportunities to provide components or services for Telesat’s LEO constellation.
MDA will request funding from Canada's CA$100,000,000 Strategic Innovation Fund to support research and development in LEO satellite technologies, with the requested amount not yet determined.
The Senate Armed Services Committee directs the U.S. Air Force and DARPA to work with the Missile Defense Agency to study whether the LEO constellation has the potential to meet MDA’s space-based requirements.
Maxar Technologies’ MDA business unit operates the Radarsat 2 satellite.
Maxar is using DigitalGlobe sales channels to market radar products from MDA Corp.’s Radarsat-2 satellite.
Maxar’s Space Systems segment, which includes SSL and some MDA Corp. business lines, generated $293,000,000 in revenue for the first three months of 2018, a 14 percent year-over-year decline.
In 2017, MDA acquired DigitalGlobe and renamed the combined company Maxar Technologies.
Radarsat-2 is a satellite launched in 2007 by MDA and the Canadian Space Agency that is equipped with a synthetic aperture radar to gather imagery in all light and weather conditions.
DigitalGlobe is working with MDA to develop offerings that integrate Radarsat-2 SAR data into SecureWatch.
MDA is a Maxar company that provides synthetic aperture radar (SAR) capabilities.
ViaSat partnered with MacDonald Dettwiler and Associates (MDA) to build a Canadian repair, maintenance, and upgrade facility for its Link 16 terminals.