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Xage Security won a 2020 contract from the Air Force Research Laboratory to study options for end-to-end data protection across military and civilian assets to support command and control for the U.S. Space Force.
The U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory awarded X-Bow Systems a $17,800,000 contract to demonstrate additive manufacturing technologies.
The Air Force Research Laboratory and AFWERX partnered to streamline the SBIR and STTR process by accelerating proposal-to-award timelines and expanding opportunities for small businesses.
The AFRL contract to X-Bow Systems is a three-year contract announced on 2023-09-26.
The United States Air Force Research Laboratory awarded Istari Digital, Inc. a $19,100,000 contract to secure airworthiness certification through Military Flight Release of a digital aircraft using digital engineering processes.
On 2023-09-15, AFRL set an anticipated 2026 delivery and a 2027 launch for the Oracle experiment.
In November, AFRL awarded a $72,000,000 contract to Advanced Space to develop the Oracle spacecraft.
The deep-space experiment is led by the Air Force Research Laboratory’s Space Vehicles Directorate and was previously known as the Cislunar Highway Patrol System (CHPS) before being renamed Oracle.
AFRL intends Oracle to demonstrate tracking of debris, rocket bodies, and other cislunar objects that currently are not monitored and to provide position updates on spacecraft operating near the Moon or other regions that are difficult to observe from Earth.
The Air Force Research Laboratory delayed an experiment to monitor deep space that was planned for launch in 2025.
Under a $5,100,000 Air Force Research Laboratory award, Rubicon will manufacture 10 one-newton thrusters and qualify the thrusters for spaceflight.
Rubicon Space Systems won a series of contracts with a combined value of about $6,000,000 to deliver ASCENT thrusters to NASA and the Air Force Research Laboratory in 2024.
Benchmark Space Systems received a two-year, $2,810,000 AFRL SPRINT award to develop and test flight-optimized thrusters running on ASCENT fuel.
Benchmark is building a flight-like 22 Newton thruster to perform advanced ASCENT hot-fire demonstrations under the AFRL-funded program.
Benchmark Space Systems will deliver a preliminary design of a 100 Newton thruster assembly in 2025 as part of the AFRL-funded ASCENT program.
Benchmark Space Systems received a two-year, $2,810,000 Air Force Research Laboratory SPRINT award to further develop and test flight-optimized thrusters running on ASCENT fuel.
Benchmark Space Systems is building a flight-like, 22 Newton thruster to perform advanced ASCENT hot-fire demonstrations under the AFRL-funded program.
The United States Space Force partnered with the Air Force Research Laboratory and the Universities Space Research Association for the University Consortium Research Opportunity 2.0/Space Strategic Technology Institute 1 selections.
Under the AFRL-funded program, Benchmark Space Systems is building a 22 Newton thruster for ASCENT hot-fire demonstrations.
Benchmark Space Systems received a two-year, $2,810,000 AFRL SPRINT award to further develop and test flight-optimized thrusters running on ASCENT fuel.