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The Commercial Satellite Communications Office, based in the Washington D.C. area, manages the procurement of commercial satcom for the Department of Defense.
Pegasus is Northrop Grumman’s air-launched rocket and, together with Minotaur solid rockets, serves Department of Defense and intelligence agency customers.
The Pentagon approved $116,000,000 for the small launch contracts but shifted the money to small business loan programs considered a more urgent priority.
The Department of Defense had set aside $116,000,000 for small launch contracts under the Defense Production Act and those funds were redirected to other priorities.
On 2020-07-01 the Department of Defense withdrew the small launch contracts that would have been awarded to Aevum, Astra, X-Bow, Rocket Lab, Space Vector, and VOX Space to launch two rideshare missions over the next 24 months.
The Department of Defense intended on 2020-06-18 to award contracts to six small launch providers with funds appropriated for DPA Title 3 investments.
The Space Development Agency plans to build and launch hundreds of satellites to provide high-speed communications and missile detection capabilities for the U.S. military.
The National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2020 directed the Pentagon to name an Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Space Acquisition and Integration.
The Department of Defense awarded LeoLabs a $15,000,000 contract on 2020-07-10 funded under the Defense Production Act to support domestic industries impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The U.S. Space Force's Pentagon headquarters will have a leaner staff structure than traditional military service headquarters.
Saltzman is returning to the Pentagon after managing air operations in Central and Southwest Asia.
DoD satellite contracts are typically awarded to a spacecraft manufacturer that is also responsible for procuring the sensor payloads.
U.S. Space Command was established in August 2019 as the U.S. military’s 11th unified combatant command.
The canceled Defense Department contracts were to be awarded through the Defense Production Act as part of a broader effort to support parts of the defense industrial base affected by the pandemic.
The U.S. Defense Department canceled on 2020-07-01 plans to award launch contracts to six small launch vehicle developers: Aevum, Astra, X-Bow, Rocket Lab, Space Vector, and VOX Space.
The Defense Department reversed its decision to award contracts funded under the Defense Production Act to six small launch companies.
The Defense Production Act Title 3 provisions invoked by the Trump administration allow the Department of Defense to invest in domestic suppliers to shore up industries financially impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Department of Defense did not release the amounts of the contracts it planned to award to the six companies.
Turner’s amendment prohibits the Department of Defense from spending any funds to retrofit Global Positioning System devices or systems that use GPS to mitigate interference from Ligado’s future terrestrial 0.005 kg wireless network.
The Department of Defense selected Aevum, Astra, X-Bow, Rocket Lab, Space Vector, and VOX Space on 2020-06-16 to receive noncompetitive contracts to launch two rideshare missions for government customers over the next 24 months.