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The Space Systems Command plans to launch up to eight R-GPS satellites by 2028 with additional launches planned in phases.
The Space Systems Command awarded Orion Space Systems a new contract to build another EWS satellite that launched on Transporter-10.
Space Systems Command has ordered six Epoch 1 spacecraft from Millennium Space Systems for the first deployment of MEO missile warning and tracking satellites.
The $1,800,000 agreement with U.S. Space Systems Command is a Tactical Funding Increase (TACFI) in which the government and private investors split the cost 50/50.
Space Systems Command currently spends about $4,000,000,000 a year on commercial space services, mostly on satellite communications and commercial satellite data.
The Space Systems Command announced plans to launch a digital engineering ecosystem platform to integrate existing digital engineering efforts across the U.S. Space Force ecosystem.
Millennium and Firefly Space Transport Services won contracts from U.S. Space Systems Command in 2022 to perform a Tactically Responsive Space mission.
U.S. Space Systems Command plans to release details of the USSF-67 launch window 72 hours before scheduled liftoff.
Space Systems Command plans to expand SMC’s existing Commercial Satellite Communications Office so it can acquire other types of commercial capabilities.
SSC has announced plans to develop new launch capabilities in Europe.