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DARPA selected Northrop Grumman’s subsidiary SpaceLogistics as its RSGS partner in 2020.
Under contract from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems delivered a baseline design of a DRACO Nuclear Thermal Propulsion reactor and engine.
Sikorsky partnered with the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) to develop autonomous technology for Black Hawk helicopters.
DARPA selected Spire Global on 2022-11-01 to design a small satellite for an experiment to study high-frequency radio signals in the upper layers of the atmosphere.
DARPA selected 11 teams for Phase 1 of the Space-Based Adaptive Communications Node (Space-BACN) program.
DARPA selected teams from academia and large and small commercial companies for Phase 1 of Space-BACN, including multiple performers receiving first-time contracts with the Department of Defense.
DARPA is planning for a future where tens of thousands of satellites from multiple private sector organizations deliver broadband services from low Earth orbit (LEO).
DARPA's Space Power Conversion Electronics program seeks greater efficiencies in usable power for satellites operating in the harsh space environment.
The goal of DARPA's SPCE program is to boost the performance of space-based point-of-load systems through the development of high-voltage, radiation-tolerant transistors.
DARPA’s Space Power Conversion Electronics (SPCE) program seeks greater efficiencies in usable power in the harsh space environment.
SpaceLink is working with the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency to develop protocols for connecting commercial communications constellations with defense and military systems.
The goal of DARPA’s SPCE program is to boost the performance of space-based POL systems through the development of high-voltage, radiation-tolerant transistors and integrated circuit technologies.
DARPA offered a $10,000,000 Launch Challenge prize to any company that could launch a payload to low Earth orbit with just a few days’ preparation and repeat the launch weeks later.
MIT Lincoln Laboratory developed the Space Surveillance Telescope more than 20 years ago with funding from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency.
COFFEE is part of DARPA’s Electronics Resurgence Initiative, a five-year investment totaling upwards of $1,500,000,000 in advancement of the U.S. semiconductor industry.
DARPA awarded BAE Systems’ FAST Labs a $6,500,000 contract for the COmpact Front-end Filters at the ElEment-level (COFFEE) program.
DARPA’s Tactical Technology Office started the Blackjack program in 2018 to demonstrate a mesh network of satellites in space connected by optical links.
Under the DARPA contract, Blue Canyon is producing Saturn-class small satellite buses that can carry payloads up to 200 kg.
The Saturn-class small satellite bus shipped to DARPA was the first Blackjack bus to achieve environmental testing.
Blue Canyon Technologies delivered the first of 10 satellite buses that DARPA ordered in 2020 for the Blackjack experiment in low Earth orbit.