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The National Space Council is chaired by Vice President Kamala Harris and includes heads of various federal agencies involved in space.
SDA plans to launch the eight sensor satellites built by L3Harris and SpaceX in 2023 for a demonstration of its tracking layer.
L3Harris won a $121,000,000 contract from MDA in January to produce a medium-field-of-view sensor satellite for the HBTSS program.
L3Harris won a $193,500,000 contract from SDA in October to produce four missile-tracking satellites with wide-field-of-view sensors.
L3Harris and Northrop Grumman are required to deliver satellites to MDA by 2023.
L3Harris built eight satellites at the expanded Palm Bay facility that are currently on orbit and has another 10 satellites in various stages of development.
L3Harris has eight buildings at the Palm Bay site and two of those buildings have been recently upgraded to manufacture multiple end-to-end satellites per month.
L3Harris Technologies is expanding its Palm Bay, Florida satellite production site to include advanced production of unclassified satellites that will deliver experimental capabilities for national defense.
L3Harris’ Central Florida facility contains more than 100,000 square feet used for development, manufacturing, and testing of full satellites and components.
The expanded Palm Bay production capability enables L3Harris to develop and test the experimental Navigation Technology Satellite-3 (NTS-3).
The trial featured an L3Harris HCB system using AESA apertures supporting 600 Mbps.
L3Harris is producing NTS-3 using a Northrop Grumman ESPAStar bus.
GPS III satellites are built by Lockheed Martin under a 2008 contract from the U.S. Air Force with navigation payloads supplied by L3Harris.
Kamala Harris is planning to host the first meeting of the National Space Council in the fall.
Chirag Parikh has been appointed as the executive secretary of the National Space Council by US Vice-President Kamala Harris.
The U.S. Navy awarded L3Harris $18,000,000 as part of the Commercial Broadband Satellite Program (CBSP).
L3 Harris will construct the NTS-3 spacecraft by changing the spacecraft bus.
Following L3 Harris’s work, the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) tests the bus using the NTS-3 ground control and user equipment segments.
Northrop Grumman Corporation delivered the NTS-3 satellite bus to L3Harris Technologies.
L3Harris Technologies has received the NTS-3 satellite bus for spacecraft build and integration.