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Ovzon expects the satellite built by Space Systems Loral to be complete in 2021.
Maxar’s Space Systems Loral was awarded a manufacturing contract on 2018-12-17 to build a geostationary communications satellite designed for mobile broadband services for Ovzon.
When Spacecom contracted with Space Systems Loral, Spacecom planned to have Amos-8 built and launched by 2020.
Spacecom originally ordered Amos-8 from U.S.-based Space Systems Loral in March as a replacement for Amos-6.
Space Systems Loral now has more than 1,000 additively manufactured parts in orbit on 15 spacecraft after launching four more satellites between 2018-07-22 and 2018-09-25.
Space Systems Loral’s additively manufactured parts provide design flexibility and, in most cases, improve spacecraft performance.
Spacecom terminated contracts awarded earlier in 2019 to Space Systems Loral and SpaceX for the Amos-8 telecommunications satellite on 2019-09-25.
The canceled $112,000,000 contract with Space Systems Loral called for SSL to build Amos-8 on a schedule intended to place the satellite in orbit in 27 months.
Spacecom ordered Amos-8 from Space Systems Loral as a replacement for the IAI-built Amos-6 satellite destroyed during a SpaceX Falcon 9 fueling mishap in September 2016.
The Intelsat-38/Azerspace-2 satellite has a mass of 3,500 kg and was built by Space Systems Loral.
Spaceflight Industries plans a series of rideshare missions to geostationary transfer orbit beginning with several payloads accompanying a satellite built by Space Systems Loral on a Falcon 9.
Telstar 18 Vantage was built by Space Systems Loral and weighed about 7,000 kg at liftoff.
Space Systems Loral won two $2,000,000 contracts to test in-space electric propulsion technologies including transferring xenon from one spacecraft to another for satellite servicing.
Telesat selected Thales Alenia Space and Maxar Technologies’ Space Systems Loral division on 2018-07-30 to collaborate on the design of its low Earth orbit broadband satellite constellation.
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.
SES contracted Space Systems Loral to refuel propellant tanks on one of its geostationary communications satellites using a robotic vehicle that SSL plans to launch in 2021.
Maxar’s Space Systems Loral (SSL) should win three to four telecom spacecraft orders in 2018 if it achieves a 30 percent win rate.
Spacecom decided in late April to purchase a telecom satellite called Amos-8 from U.S. manufacturer Space Systems Loral.