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In 2010 Orbit Logic designed, developed, and tested a mobile handheld app to task the GeoEye-1 commercial high-resolution imaging satellite under a Phase I DARPA SBIR award.
Tiger Innovations won a Phase II Small Business Innovation Research contract from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency in 2019 for a spacecraft identification device that combines satellite beacons with automated ground data collection and round-the-clock space situational awareness.
Honeywell has worked with DARPA over the past few years under the Precise Robust Inertial Guidance for Munitions: Thermally Stabilized Inertial Guidance for Munitions (PRIGM TIGM) program to develop navigation-grade IMU technology.
DARPA and the Space Development Agency intended to launch two optical inter-satellite link cubesats on Transporter-1 but the satellites were accidentally damaged at the payload processing facility before launch.
Blue Canyon Technologies deployed new satellite components on Transporter-1 that it plans to incorporate in Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency satellites.
The two damaged satellites are part of the Blackjack program, a constellation effort led by DARPA, the Space Development Agency, and the Air Force Research Laboratory to deploy small satellites in low Earth orbit.
Two Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency satellites sustained damage at a payload processing facility, confirmed by DARPA on 2021-01-06.
The DARPA contract with Blue Canyon Technologies includes options for DARPA to purchase up to 20 satellites for $99,400,000.
In July, Blue Canyon Technologies won a $14,100,000 DARPA contract to produce four satellite buses for the Blackjack program.
The DARPA contract for Blue Canyon Technologies’ Blackjack work has an initial award value of $14,200,000 and a total potential value of $99,400,000 if all options are exercised.
The Blackjack Program CDR completed the third milestone that will culminate in the first two flight buses being delivered to DARPA for payload integration in August 2021.
Blue Canyon Technologies completed the critical design review for the Blackjack Program developed by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency.
The Critical Design Review completed the third milestone that will culminate in the first two flight buses being delivered to DARPA for payload integration in August 2021.
The Blackjack spacecraft will be delivered on a rapid timeline to support DARPA’s demonstration schedule, with the first spacecraft to be delivered in mid-2021.
Blue Canyon Technologies plans to deliver the Blackjack spacecraft on a rapid timeline to support the DARPA demonstration schedule, with the first spacecraft to be delivered in mid-2021.
The DARPA contract for the Blackjack Program has an initial award value of $14,200,000 and a total potential value of $99,400,000 if all options are exercised.
The critical design review completed the third milestone of the Blackjack Program, culminating in the first two flight buses being delivered to DARPA for payload integration in August 2021.
The first Blackjack spacecraft will be delivered in mid-2021 to support the DARPA demonstration schedule.
DARPA awarded an initial contract value of $14,200,000 for the Blackjack Program with a total potential value of $99,400,000 if all options are exercised.
DARPA plans to deploy up to 20 spacecraft in low-Earth orbit connected by optical inter-satellite links to provide communications, missile tracking, and navigation services.