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Boeing based the 702MP+ on the flight-proven 702 vehicle design that hosts the U.S. Department of Defense’s Wideband Global Satellite (WGS) constellation.
Boeing improved the 702MP+ platform structure to support Viasat’s large payload.
Boeing delivered the 702MP+, a custom-designed spacecraft, to network provider Viasat.
Boeing worked with Viasat to integrate the payload on the 702MP+ platform.
Northrop Grumman is partnering with Boeing to enable global allied interoperability for E-7 air battle management capabilities.
AEI HorizonX was established in 2017 as Boeing’s corporate venture capital arm.
The 702MP+ platform is based on Boeing’s flight-proven 702 vehicle design that hosts the U.S. Department of Defense’s Wideband Global Satellite (WGS) constellation and more than 40 other satellites, including ViaSat-2.
Boeing delivered the 702MP+ satellite platform to Viasat for the ViaSat-3 Americas spacecraft.
The 702MP+ platform accommodates the largest commercial satellite solar arrays that Boeing-subsidiary Spectrolab has produced, along with batteries and supporting electronics that generate well over 30 kW of solar power.
Boeing modified the 702MP+ platform structure to support Viasat’s large payload.
Boeing designed and manufactured the 702MP+ platform and worked with Viasat to integrate the ViaSat-3 Americas payload.
Boeing improved the 702MP+ platform structure to support Viasat’s large payload.
Boeing’s 702MP+ is based on the flight-proven 702 vehicle design that hosts the U.S. Department of Defense’s Wideband Global Satellite (WGS) constellation and more than 40 other high-performing satellites, including ViaSat-2.
Boeing worked with Viasat to integrate the ViaSat-3 Americas payload.
The 702MP+ platform accommodates the largest commercial satellite solar arrays ever produced by Boeing subsidiary Spectrolab along with batteries and supporting electronics that generate well over 30 kW of solar power.
Boeing delivered the 702MP+ satellite platform to Viasat on 2023-03-20 in El Segundo, California.
The Space Systems Command stated that the new WGS-12 will be 'built to print,' meaning Boeing will build another copy using the existing design.
The 'G' in WGS originally stood for gapfiller and the Air Force awarded Boeing a contract to develop WGS in 2001 as an interim solution until TSAT.
By the time TSAT was canceled, the Air Force had launched three WGS satellites and Boeing was under contract to produce three more, including one funded by the Australian government under a 2007 agreement.
Boeing acquired Millennium Space in 2018, a smallsat builder founded in 2001 in El Segundo, California.