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The U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory awarded L3Harris Technologies a contract worth $80,800,000 to conduct communications experiments using multiple commercial space internet services.
The contract to Exosonic was awarded under the Air Force Research Laboratory’s Small Business Innovation Research program.
The U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory awarded Exosonic, Inc. a $1,250,000 contract to initiate the design and development of a supersonic, fifth-generation target.
Under the U.S. Air Force Tactical Funding Increase program last August, Ursa Major and AFRL had a contract to qualify the 5,000-pound-thrust oxygen-rich staged-combustion Hadley rocket engine for future Department of Defense missions.
Under the AFRL contract, Ursa Major will further develop its 200,000-pound-thrust Arroway engine for space launch.
Under the AFRL contract, Ursa Major will build and test a prototype of its Draper engine for hypersonics.
Under the Air Force Research Laboratory contract, Ursa Major will build and test a prototype of its Draper engine for hypersonics and will further develop its 200,000-pound-thrust Arroway engine for space launch.
Ursa Major won a U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory contract on 2023-05-23 to support the development of two of the company’s rocket engines.
Ursa Major’s contract with the Air Force Research Laboratory is an eight-figure agreement and is larger than a $3,600,000 Air Force contract the company received last year for development of its Hadley engine for small launch vehicles.
Zeno Power Systems pitched its RPS concept to the Air Force Research Laboratory in 2019 and won several Small Business Innovation Research contracts.
Momentus was selected for funding from the Space Development Agency via a Small Business Innovation Research Phase 2 award that SDA is collaborating to complete with the Air Force Research Laboratory Technology Directorate AFWERX.
Lunar Flashlight was the first spacecraft beyond Earth orbit to use the Advanced Spacecraft Energetic Non-Toxic (ASCENT) green propellant developed at the Air Force Research Laboratory.
Daniel Cavender has worked extensively with ASCENT, the non-toxic propellant developed by the Air Force Research Laboratory.
Viasat built the XVI satellite for the Air Force Research Laboratory under a $10,000,000 contract awarded in 2019.
A U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory cubesat equipped with a Link 16 tactical communications radio will launch to low Earth orbit as early as June on the SpaceX Transporter 8 rideshare.
The NTS-3 program is a $250,000,000 experiment led by the Air Force Research Laboratory to deliver novel space-based positioning, navigation, and timing technologies.
AFRL will use commercial ground antennas for NTS-3 to increase opportunities for contact time while reducing dependence on government antennas.
The NTS-3 ground control system was developed by Parsons Corporation and will be operated at the AFRL Space Vehicles Directorate headquarters at Kirtland Air Force Base, New Mexico.
SatixFy Communications completed a contracted demonstration with OneWeb Technologies and the Air Force Research Lab under the U.S. Department of Defense’s Defense Experimentation Using Commercial Space Internet (DEUCSI) initiative.
Applications for the APS include autonomous operation of heterogeneous constellations of Low Earth Orbit satellites with DARPA and AFRL.