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SSC's strategy focuses on providing end-to-end chain of custody from ground segment to orbit.
The funding is a Small Business Innovation Research Firm Fixed Price Phase III Other Transaction Authority agreement from Space Systems Command.
Muon Space is tasked with launching three satellites for Space Systems Command's prototype demonstration that will serve Department of Defense Meteorology and Oceanography end users and global wildfire detection and monitoring.
The rebranding marks the culmination of a 24-month strategy to transition SSC from a legacy range operator into a vertically integrated defense and launch prime for Europe.
SSC operates internationally with premises across Sweden, Australia, Canada, Chile, Germany, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, Spain, Thailand, and the United States.
The NROL-77 mission marks the 4th launch of the National Reconnaissance Office in partnership with the United States Space Force's Space Systems Command in 2025.
The features in SSC Go reflect growing requirements for secure satellite operations.
SSC Go is structured to lower entry barriers for newer and smaller operators by standardizing interfaces and offering fast onboarding to the network.
The distribution of SSC Go sites is designed to provide coverage for a broad range of Low Earth Orbit (LEO) orbits, with additional stations planned as demand grows.
Customers can access a set of ground stations located at Esrange Space Center in northern Sweden, a site near the North Pole in Alaska, Inuvik in northern Canada, the Western Australia Space Centre, and Punta Arenas in southern Chile through SSC Go.
SSC Go uses centralized scheduling tools so mission teams can reserve contact windows across the participating stations.
The SSC Go system includes security features intended to protect command links and data handling.
Under the Andromeda umbrella contract, Space Force’s Space Systems Command is to undertake the RG-XX program as a commercial replacement for GSSAP.
The collaboration between Iceye and SSC aims to support future mission development, satellite operations, and launch capabilities.
Iceye and SSC plan to explore synergies between Iceye’s intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance capabilities and SSC’s ground station network and other capabilities.
SSC operates the Esrange Space Center in Northern Sweden and expects to host orbital launches from the site in the coming years.
Iceye and Swedish Space Corporation (SSC) signed a letter of intent to collaborate on sovereign space capabilities for Nordic and NATO security.
Quindar has the mission management infrastructure to integrate a common operating picture in days compared to the typical decade for the Space Force’s Space Systems Command.
Lt. Col. Brian Scheller is the SSC program manager and chief engineer.
Space Systems Command is the field command of the US Space Force responsible for acquiring, developing, and delivering space capabilities to maintain and advance the nation's space advantage.