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Geost was acquired by Rocket Lab in August 2025 and now forms part of Rocket Lab Optical Systems.
Rocket Lab has extensive prior experience working with the OSI team as a key supplier to Geost.
Sierra Space parted ways with Geost, a subsidiary of LightRidge Solutions, after failing to finalize negotiations for supply of its 18 infrared-sensing payloads.
GEOST will provide Sierra Space with 16 Mercury missile warning and missile tracking payloads for Tracking Layer Tranche 2.
GEOST will provide Sierra Space with two Phoenix fire control payloads for multi-domain missile defense on Tracking Layer Tranche 2.
GEOST has been awarded the opportunity to provide mission payloads as a subcontractor under prime awardee Sierra Space for the Space Development Agency’s Tracking Layer Tranche 2 program.
GEOST will deliver mission processing solutions integrated with its payloads for the Tracking Layer Tranche 2 mission.
GEOST develops and builds high-performance, multi-orbit payloads for classified and unclassified missions that are affordable, low weight, and low power with integrated on-orbit processing and ground-based infrastructure.
GEOST has invested to significantly expand its production capacity for its payload designs.
GEOST will provide Sierra Space with 16 Mercury missile warning and missile tracking payloads for the SDA Tracking Layer Tranche 2 program.
GEOST designs and produces optical sensor systems for National Security Space missions.
GEOST will deliver mission processing solutions integrated with its Mercury and Phoenix payloads for the SDA Tracking Layer Tranche 2 satellites.
GEOST will provide Sierra Space with two Phoenix fire control payloads for multi-domain missile defense on the SDA Tracking Layer Tranche 2 program.
GEOST develops and builds high-performance, multi-orbit payloads for classified and unclassified missions that are affordable, low weight, and low power with integrated on-orbit processing and ground-based infrastructure.
GEOST is a subcontractor under prime awardee Sierra Space for the Space Development Agency’s Tracking Layer Tranche 2 missile warning and tracking satellites.
The tracking layer satellites carry two configurations of optical sensor payloads built by GEOST, a LightRidge Solutions company.
GEOST develops and builds high-performance, multi-orbit optical payloads that are affordable, low-weight, and low-power with integrated on-orbit processing and ground-based infrastructure.
The tracking layer satellites carry two configurations of optical sensor payloads built by GEOST, a LightRidge Solutions company.
GEOST develops and builds high-performance, multi-orbit optical payloads that are affordable, low-weight, and low-power with integrated on-orbit processing and ground-based infrastructure.
Geost was selected by Sierra Space to provide 18 infrared payloads for the Space Development Agency’s Tranche 2 satellites, consisting of 16 Mercury missile warning and missile tracking payloads and two Phoenix fire control payloads.