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Tetra-1 was the first prototype awarded under Space Systems Command’s other transaction authority called the Space Enterprise Consortium (SpEC).
Space Systems Command is procuring new capabilities by working with partners that can take advantage of commercial best practices and existing satellite production.
A SpaceX Falcon Heavy launch vehicle launched the USSF-14 mission with the Space Systems Command’s USSF-44 integrated payload aboard.
Brigadier General Tim Sejba is Space Systems Command’s Program Executive Officer for Space Domain Awareness and Combat Power and supports using the LDPE-2 platform to cost-effectively prototype new elements of future space architectures and provide frequent, low-cost access to orbit for mission partners.
The new solar panels at SSC’s Santiago satellite station are supplying the facility with green electricity.
Santiago Solar Cell Park SSC will deploy 624 new solar panels at the company’s satellite station facility in Santiago, Chile.
The Santiago solar investment is estimated to reduce SSC’s annual carbon dioxide emissions from heat and electricity purchases by 8 percent.
Space Systems Command held its first Fight Tonight competition at Los Angeles Air Force Base, California on 2022-10-12.
Lt. Gen. Michael Guetlein, Space Systems Command commander, set a goal to deliver more resilient space capabilities to warfighters by 2026.
The U.S. Space Force’s Space Systems Command selected General Atomics to host the Argos Advanced Data Collection System payload through its Hosted Payload Services contract vehicle on behalf of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration at a cost of $64,000,000.
Lt. Gen. Michael Guetlein, head of U.S. Space Systems Command, directed the command’s procurement offices to "buy what we can and only build what we must."
Space Systems Command spent about $134,000,000 on commercial space domain awareness products over the past two years.
U.S. Space Systems Command selected Firefly Space Transport Services and Millennium Space Systems on 2022-09-30 to conduct a demonstration of a rapid-response space mission to low Earth orbit in 2023.
Space Systems Command awarded a launch service task order to Firefly Space Transport Services on 2022-09-29 for a single launch service for the VICTUS NOX mission.
Space Systems Command awarded a task order to Millennium Space Systems on 2022-08-15 to deliver the space and ground systems for VICTUS NOX.
Space Systems Command seeks improved cooperation with industry, academia, and international partners by lowering the classification level of space domain awareness data.
The Space Systems Command realigned on 2022-09-15 to create the combined program office coordinating missile-warning and missile-tracking satellite procurements.
Space Systems Command awarded the $272,000,000 contract on 2022-09-08.
Space Systems Command awarded a $272,000,000 Cost-Plus Incentive Fee contract to SciTec Inc. for the Mission Data Processing Application Provider (MDPAP).
The Rogue cubesats were built and are operated by The Aerospace Corp. for the U.S. Space Force Space Systems Command.