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ULA once dominated military launch with Atlas and Delta rockets.
Stock analysts have stated that ULA is a prime candidate for acquisition by Blue Origin and other space companies, including Sierra Space.
ULA is a joint venture between Boeing and Lockheed Martin.
United Launch Alliance (ULA) has started stacking the next Vulcan rocket for its USSF-87 mission.
United Launch Alliance has started stacking the next Vulcan rocket for their upcoming NSSL mission.
United Launch Alliance is working to certify its existing SLC-3E pad and to execute a delayed Amazon low-Earth-orbit launch backlog.
Robert Lightfoot and Kay Sears thanked Tory Bruno for nearly 12 years of service as United Launch Alliance’s president and CEO.
Mark Peller will become chief operating officer of United Launch Alliance.
Tory Bruno was a longtime Lockheed Martin executive in strategic missile programs before joining United Launch Alliance in 2014.
John Elbon will serve as interim chief executive officer of United Launch Alliance.
SpaceX challenged the U.S. government to open national security launch opportunities to providers other than United Launch Alliance.
Lockheed Martin and Boeing are the owners of United Launch Alliance.
At the time ULA was formed, the Delta and Atlas rockets were the only U.S. rockets capable of launching heavy Department of Defense satellites.
Robert Lightfoot and Kay Sears are co-chairs of United Launch Alliance’s board of directors.
United Launch Alliance became the sole provider of national security space launches for the United States while also occasionally launching NASA spacecraft.
Five of United Launch Alliance’s six launches this year used the Atlas V rocket.
United Launch Alliance decided to retire both the Atlas and Delta rockets and replace them with the Vulcan rocket.
Amazon’s satellite internet system Amazon Leo (formerly Project Kuiper) is a significant customer of United Launch Alliance.
Tory Bruno became president and chief executive officer of United Launch Alliance in August 2014.
Amazon and the U.S. Space Force have booked about 60 launches on United Launch Alliance’s Vulcan rocket.