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SES Government Solutions was awarded a $35,000,000 GEO satellite communications program contract in support of a Department of Defense combatant command.
SFI's team includes engineering, biomedical, geo-political, and policy experts as well as former high-ranking US military and government leaders.
In 2019 the Center for the Study of the Presidency & Congress criticized the Department of Defense for not opening opportunities to emerging commercial space companies and was especially critical of the national security space launch program.
The OCX Blocks 1 & 2 System supports the latest Department of Defense cybersecurity standards and practices and includes advanced features beyond the legacy GPS Ground Segment.
Stratolaunch is positioning its vehicle system to offer the U.S. Department of Defense a means to test hypersonic technologies in a simpler, repeatable, and reusable way to mitigate risk for expensive flight testing.
General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems plans to deliver a prototype EWS system by 2022 capable of filling gaps in critical weather data for the U.S. military as the DMSP approaches the end of its lifecycle.
Since 2010, the U.S. Department of Defense and Israel have partnered in the Space Situational Awareness Data Sharing Program.
Enterprise Management and Control is a Department of Defense effort to plan, initiate, monitor, and restore rapid, automated access to hybrid satellite constellations and networks operated by various service providers.
The U.S. military has not launched a full experimental satellite for positioning, navigation, and timing since 1977.
In August the Pentagon’s Space Development Agency awarded York Space Systems a $94,000,000 contract to partly build a network of satellites in low Earth orbit for the military.
Enterprise Management and Control improves the effectiveness of the Department of Defense’s SATCOM infrastructure by enhancing resilience, increasing satellite link choices, reducing resource allocation times, and improving bandwidth efficiency.
In 2016 Frank Kendall spoke to the Washington Space Business Roundtable about the Department of Defense's difficulties buying satellites at affordable prices and suggested transitioning to architectures using commercially produced satellites.
Solstar Space is a participant in the AFWERX SBIR Phase 1 cohort and will conduct feasibility studies with the Department of Defense to demonstrate how the company’s onboard satellite Critical Data Relay supports continuous connectivity and provides global communications for spacecraft in low Earth orbit.
In August, the Pentagon’s Space Development Agency awarded York Space Systems a $94,000,000 contract to partly build a network of satellites in low Earth orbit for the military.
The Department of Defense is not a regulatory agency.
The U.S. military supports the growth of commercial space ventures but desires a civilian agency to manage traffic and regulate unsafe activities.
The Biden administration’s budget request for fiscal year 2022 is mostly wrapped up but still requires work inside the Department of Defense, the administration, and with Congress.
The Federal Aviation Administration could not approve Momentus’s payload due to national security and foreign ownership concerns regarding Momentus raised by the Department of Defense during an interagency review.
The Army’s tactical space layer is distinct from the Defense Department Space Development Agency’s Transport Layer, which is planned to be deployed in low Earth orbit starting in 2022.
Blue Origin’s first New Glenn launch was pushed back to late 2022 after Blue Origin lost a significant Pentagon contract last year.