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SSC’s Continuous Broadcast Augmenting SATCOM CBAS-2 spacecraft is destined for geostationary orbit to provide communications relay capabilities in support of senior leaders and combatant commanders.
Space RCO began working with Space Systems Command to identify launch opportunities for these payloads in 2019.
U.S. Space Systems Command plans to release details of the USSF-67 launch window 72 hours before scheduled liftoff.
Space Systems Command describes CBAS-2 as a military communications satellite that provides communications relay capabilities to support senior leaders and combatant commanders by augmenting existing military satellite communications capabilities.
Space Systems Command was on track on 2022-12-06 to launch two satellites within 70 days of one another.
Space Systems Command launched the Electro-Optical/Infrared (EO/IR) Weather Systems (EWS) cubesat technical demonstration onboard the SpaceX Transporter-6 mission from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, Florida on 2023-01-03 at 9:56 a.m. Eastern (6:56 a.m. Pacific).
The U.S. Space Systems Command launched a cubesat on 2023-01-03 to demonstrate commercial weather imaging technologies for military use.
Ovzon has received its first orders for SATCOM-as-a-Service from Swedish Space Corporation (SSC) and Nigma Conseil.
Ovzon is deepening its collaboration with SSC, which engages with customers, primarily within the Swedish government.
Via its subsidiary GlobalTrust, SSC provides satellite data and analytics applications to help companies, organizations, and governments develop and deliver sustainability strategies.
SSC’s Esrange Space Center is set to become the first facility to launch satellites from continental Europe in 2023.
Space Micro is under contract to supply optical terminals to the Space Force Space Systems Command.
Space Systems Command plans to conduct another review of both companies’ spacecraft designs in summer 2023.
Space Systems Command seeks providers capable of providing multi-mission manifesting, integration, and operations services beginning in fiscal year 2025 and requested detailed information on each provider’s capabilities, business case analysis, and alternate approaches.
Space Systems Command signed a cooperative research and development agreement with Blue Origin on 2022-11-18 to enable New Glenn to compete for national security launch contracts once it completes the required flight certification.
Space Systems Command seeks Blue Origin to challenge United Launch Alliance and SpaceX when their five-year NSSL contracts are up for recompete in 2024.
Space Systems Command terminated the Launch Service Agreement in December 2020 after Blue Origin lost to United Launch Alliance and SpaceX in the NSSL Phase 2 launch services competition.
Space Systems Command terminated Blue Origin’s Launch Service Agreement in December 2020 after the National Security Space Launch Phase 2 winners were announced.
The new solar panels at SSC's Santiago satellite station are now supplying the facility with green electricity.
Space Systems Command established Space Safari last year to develop faster ways to field technologies.